Rio de Janeiro State Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Apr)

Best beach in the world: Copacabana Beach

Copacabana beach in Rio De Janeiro is a super beach in the world! It is crowded with all kind of people from day to night. The sand, the sea, the view and the people are all so perfect! People are running, hiking, cycling, beach walk, swimming, playing sports including beach tennis, beach volleyball, CrossFit, workout, selling drinks and all. The hotels are conveniently located near and facing the beach. You will find lots of beach bars and restaurant and be sure to enjoy a drink or two while strolling at the beach. A must drink is definitely the caipirinha drinks! Be careful with your personal belongings and cellphones though. #amazingview #beach #riodejaneiro #Brazil #Beachsports #traveller

Copacabana Beach is known as the most famous beach in the world. It is not their self-proclaimed, but has been recognized by many media and tourists. It has a 4.5-km long coastline, azure waters and white clean beaches. The endless stream of people, coupled with the temperature that is suitable for the whole year, attracts countless visitors to enjoy the Brazilian style. So when I first arrived, I was intimidated by the crowds here. It was the first time I saw such a lively beach, umbrellas of various colors, various lounge chairs distributed on the beach. Every corner of the city, passionate men and women, is like a lively market where people share the warmth of the sun. There is a saying that the person lying with you in the sun may be a billionaire, maybe a tramp, but at this moment, the sun will not be embarrassing.

Copacabana Beach is known as the world's most famous beach. The coastline is 4.5 kilometers long. The sea is blue, the waves are white, the beach is clean and soft, and the temperature is suitable for the whole year. There are many rivers, and you can meet all kinds of locals and tourists. And the love of football also permeates every corner, I think this is also the inevitable element of this football kingdom. The perfect physical coordination of the Brazilians and the innate artistic cells also makes the entire coastline more colorful.

City of God - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

A trip to Brazil must include a visit to Copacabana Beach, Escadaria Selarón, Christ the Redeemer, and Sugarloaf Mountain in Rio de Janeiro. ⭐Recommended attractions: Copacabana Beach, Escadaria Selarón, Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain ⭐Transportation: There are many flights from São Paulo to Rio, most of them take about an hour ⭐Hotel Accommodation: Book in advance with Ctrip for hotels near the beach, where you can overlook the entire beach and the distant Christ the Redeemer ⭐Dining: There are many specialty restaurants near the beach for you to choose from ⭐Safety: Most of the people near the beach are tourists, there are many police patrolling the streets, it's generally very safe. It's safe to take photos with your phone on the beach, but don't always look at your phone on the street, and avoid walking on less crowded roads.

Perfect ride to Sugarloaf Mountain, Rio

Be sure to make a trip to the Sugarloaf Mountain while in Rio De Janeiro for a perfect and amazing view of the city. If you are afraid of crowds, be sure to go early in the morning. Entrance fee is only around Real 80. If you buy fast past ticket online, it may cost you triple the price and not really worth it if it is not crowded. The ticket includes the cable car ride to the mountain top and there are cafes and restaurants there to enjoy the view. You may also see Christ the redeemer from there. #Sugarloaf #riodejaneiro #rio #Travel #Travelguide #brazil #mountain #amazingview

As an Architectural Engineer l find this place pretty peculiar. Wonderful combination of heavy concrete structures and light metal tent constructions on the top of the hill! At this point of Morro da Urca you can take a ride to the top of the sugarloaf, set for a view or make a hike down through the woods to the wonderful city of Rio! 🤗❤

Afternoon trip to the best place for seeing Rio! We decided to save some money on this, so we took the walking trail at the Morro da Urca (probably mistaken the name). The hill is steep! And we surely are not the sports people. At the end we were greeted by the amazing and relaxing view (even tho the weather was pretty bad at that time). We finished this trip with the churros by the beach.

Brazil Travel | Look at the band show at Sugar Loaf Mountain Rio Sugar Loaf Mountain There are two places in Rio that overlook the city, one is Monte Cristo, the other is It is the Sugarloaf Mountain with a very interesting name. Its name is also very simple and straightforward. Because it looks like bread from a distance, it is named Baker Hill. But in fact it has two hills, one like a stand-up bread, a flat bread.. But in fact, all its secrets and beauty, not from the foot of the mountain, but on the way to the cable car Viewing the scenery, and after the summit, I saw the beauty of Rio. This time I met the band in the mountains and performed the whole game. : : Two-segment cable car up the mountain, time is 8

Top of Rio de Janerio

#celebratewithtrip Christ The Redeemer statue is one of the most iconic landmarks in Brazil. The statue is located on top of Corcovado Mountain, which overlooks Rio de Janeiro, making it a must-see for anyone visiting this beautiful city. You can see it from pretty much anywhere in Rio. Since becoming one of the New 7 Wonders of The World, the Christ has attracted more visitors every year, becoming one of the most visited attractions in the world. I highly recommend getting your tickets in advance online.This will save you a ton of time and stress since lines can be very long at the entrance. For adults, R$61 at low season and R$74 at high season.

#tripaway beautiful and unforgettable place! Christ the Redeemer is an Art Deco statue of Jesus Christ in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Constructed between 1922 and 1931, the statue is 30 metres high, excluding its 8-metre pedestal. The statue weighs 635 metric tons and is located at the peak of the 700-metre Corcovado mountain in the Tijuca Forest National Park overlooking the city of Rio de Janeiro. A symbol of Christianity across the world, the statue has also become a cultural icon of both Rio de Janeiro and Brazil, and is listed as one of the New wonders of the World. It is made of reinforced concrete and soapstone. #tripaway

Christ the Redeemer, one of the 7 wonders of the world! Monument so big, that you almost can take a picture of it! I've seen people laying on the ground trying to do so! Also, great view of the city's panorama!

   On the fifth day of the Spring Festival, I flew to the other side of the earth. Yesterday, when Rio de Janeiro in Brazil happened to be the Chinese lunar calendar, the temptation to abandon the barbecue, and climbed to Brazil and Rios iconic Christ on an empty stomach. Mountain, pray for peace and smooth throughout the year. The Christ of the Peak is 38 meters high and weighs 1145 tons. It stands on the top of Christ at 710 meters with open arms. The Monte Cristo can be seen in almost any corner of the city, as if a huge white cross is suspended in the air. People are also the "new seven wonders of the world" in 2007.

The Escadaria Selarn in LAPA was originally a common cement ladder in a slum in Rio de Janeiro. In 1990, Chilean artist Selarn began to renovate it with recycled bricks from the garbage dump. Later, with the donations from various countries and his own works, the final Complete this 250-layer work. Although there are many tourists, everyone at the entrance to the stairs will voluntarily line up for photos, but in fact, there will be fewer people taking pictures.

A colorful stairways celebrating Rio

Escadaria Selaron is located in Santa Teresa, Rio de Janeiro. It is a landmark and attraction is Rio with colorful and hand painted steps adorned by artist Jorge Selaron. It is a beautiful open air arts with hundreds of hand painted mosaic tiles on each steps. It is really good for picture taking and it is always crowded. Be sure to go early as they will form a queue for pictures especially on the first few steps that has Rio De Janeiro name on it. #rio #mytravelvlog #travel #vlog #travelvlog #brazil #Steps #mosaic #colorful #Handpainted #awesomepic

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Famous public staircase adorned by artist Jorge Selarón with colorful hand-painted tiles. 227 steps wow #mytripvlog #tripblazers #familytravel #couplestrip #

Ordinary places will also shine brightly, and ordinary life will have extraordinary flashes, such as the Selelon ladder in the slum, one of the symbols of the city. Before I went to this place, I actually thought about it for a long time, because in some domestic reports, and in many film and television works, the public slums in Brazil are not very good. It was full of turmoil, so after I struggled for a long time, I decided to go and see. After all, I didnt want to miss such a place. When I found out, I found out that it was not the same thing. I found out that there are many tourists here, all taking photos with cameras and mobile phones. The slums in the imaginary slums are not seen at all, so sometimes the prejudice is really harmful.

welcome to rio de janeiro!!!

90% of Brazil's people are devout Catholics, so in this country, there will be a great miracle like the Christ the Redeemer stone statue, and the church of this country is equally impressive. The most famous of these is undoubtedly the Cathedral of Rio de Janeiro, the one of our image called the Church of the Ladder. When you look at it from a distance, it is shocked by its unique shape and dense small window. This conical building makes it difficult to ignore its existence. and entering the interior not only made me feel shocked, but also felt my own smallness. When looking from the outside, it is a small window, and in the interior of the church, these small dense windows are embellished with colored glass, and some stained glass is also painted with patterns. High from top to bottom, like a colored ladder. The end of the celestial body is the translucent cross on the top.

Brazil Rio de Janeiro Ladder Church When I finished this circle of friends, someone replied, didnt go out, really didnt know that there was such a place in the world. Thank you for bringing your world to me. To be honest, I went to this church and was completely shocked. This post-modern-style church is located in the heart of Rio's city. Unlike traditional European churches, this church is bold in both design and materials. The is also called the Rio Cathedral. Because it is shaped like a ladder, it is called the Ladder Church. It is understood that the entire church is conical and consists of regular square boxes (windows). It is a concrete structure that was started in 1964 and took 12 years to complete. Inside the church, the colored glass makes up a huge cross, the sun slanting down from the stained glass, and the organ sounds surround the quiet church. Here, you will feel very small, but lament the ancients. Raiders information: opening time: 7

## This road has seen many churches, but two of them are particularly impressive. One is the Sagrada Familia designed by Gaud in Spain and the other is the Ladder Church in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The Temple of the Ladder was built in 1976. The conical structure is different from the ancient and elegant style of the European church. The colorful glass windows in the four directions of the church extend from the ground to the 75-meter-high roof. Outside viewing, I feel that the building is special, and the internal feelings are sacred and solemn as the Quartet looks up to the top. The church is large and spacious, and it can accommodate 20,000 people. [Travel Guide] Opening Hours Church 700-1700 Religious Museum