The cable car route that connects the Urca and Sugarloaf Mountains is one of the must-see sites in the city. A stunning landscape, including the Botafogo Cove, the Copacabana Promenade and the entrance to the Guanabara Bay, is revealed during the route. 395 meters above sea level, the Sugarloaf Mountain reveals other corners of the city, such as Pedra da Gâvea, the City Center, Copacabana beach and the Christ the Redeemer. To enjoy the tour even more, you’ll find dining and entertainment options, a panoramic helicopter ride, and a large amphitheater oken used for concerts and events at Urca Hill, combining fun with the city’s beautiful view.

Two adjacent neighborhoods that preserve history in their own way. While Santa Teresa has a bucolic atmosphere, with a tram ride, its beautiful historic houses and effervescent cultural life, thanks to the numerous workshops that bring life to century-old buildings, Lapa is pure excitement. A day trip through the cit/s most bohemian neighborhood, crossed by the imposing Lapa Arches, is very different from the bustling nightlife that reveals itself in the hundreds of bars, restaurants, and concert halls.

Maracana was the stage of the most important Brazilian derbies and witnessed historical moments of international soccer. Stage of the grand finals of the 1950 and 2014 World Cups, the stadium is open for visitation daily. The Soccer Museum has relics that will drive soccer lovers crazy. The museum, located on the ground floor of the stadium, has a
collection of shirts, soccer boots and a Walk of Fame. Many surprises await you there!