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Rio de Janeiro is hosting Brazil’s largest breakfast festival, with menus starting at R$ 39.90 at the city’s most famous venues
Riocentro is about to transform into a “mini Thailand” with this incredible lantern festival!
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The Museum of Tomorrow will offer three days of free admission in November
The Jury Experience Rio de Janeiro: an interactive courtroom drama where you serve on the jury and decide the defendant’s fate
The Jury Experience Rio de Janeiro: an interactive courtroom drama where you serve on the jury and decide the defendant’s fate
Ballet of Lights in Rio de Janeiro: a ballet at the PRIO Theater where dancers in fiber-optic costumes perform *Sleeping Beauty*
Things to Do in November in Rio de Janeiro: Here’s Your Guide to the City!
What to do in Rio de Janeiro this weekend (and during the long weekend!): October 30–November 2
Riocentro is about to transform into a “mini Thailand” with this incredible lantern festival!
Rio de Janeiro is hosting Brazil’s largest breakfast festival, with menus starting at R$ 39.90 at the city’s most famous venues
In a one-night-only performance, Matteo Bocelli is coming to Rio de Janeiro, and this is your last chance to get tickets!
From Italy to Japan without leaving São Conrado: a food festival in Rio de Janeiro features international cuisine, concerts, and activities for the whole family
Christmas is kicking off in Barra da Tijuca: a giant 75-meter tree, a brand-new themed village, and an immersive Santa’s House—all with free admission!
From comedian Merrick Watts: “An Idiot’s Guide to Wine” comes to Rio with a stand-up comedy show and wine tasting
Rio de Janeiro hosts the 6th edition of the Marginal Film Festival, featuring over 100 free films at various locations throughout the city
It’s tomorrow: Rio’s famous postcard landmark designed by Calatrava will host Vivaldi’s “The Four Seasons” by candlelight
The Jury Experience Rio de Janeiro: an interactive courtroom drama where you serve on the jury and decide the defendant’s fate
Ballet of Lights in Rio de Janeiro: a ballet at the PRIO Theater where dancers in fiber-optic costumes perform *Sleeping Beauty*
Things to Do in November in Rio de Janeiro: Here’s Your Guide to the City!
What to do in Rio de Janeiro this weekend (and during the long weekend!): October 30–November 2
Riocentro is about to transform into a “mini Thailand” with this incredible lantern festival!
Rio de Janeiro is hosting Brazil’s largest breakfast festival, with menus starting at R$ 39.90 at the city’s most famous venues
In a one-night-only performance, Matteo Bocelli is coming to Rio de Janeiro, and this is your last chance to get tickets!
From Italy to Japan without leaving São Conrado: a food festival in Rio de Janeiro features international cuisine, concerts, and activities for the whole family
Christmas is kicking off in Barra da Tijuca: a giant 75-meter tree, a brand-new themed village, and an immersive Santa’s House—all with free admission!
From comedian Merrick Watts: “An Idiot’s Guide to Wine” comes to Rio with a stand-up comedy show and wine tasting
Rio de Janeiro hosts the 6th edition of the Marginal Film Festival, featuring over 100 free films at various locations throughout the city
It’s tomorrow: Rio’s famous postcard landmark designed by Calatrava will host Vivaldi’s “The Four Seasons” by candlelight
The Jury Experience Rio de Janeiro: an interactive courtroom drama where you serve on the jury and decide the defendant’s fate
Ballet of Lights in Rio de Janeiro: a ballet at the PRIO Theater where dancers in fiber-optic costumes perform *Sleeping Beauty*
Things to Do in November in Rio de Janeiro: Here’s Your Guide to the City!
What to do in Rio de Janeiro this weekend (and during the long weekend!): October 30–November 2
Riocentro is about to transform into a “mini Thailand” with this incredible lantern festival!
Rio de Janeiro is hosting Brazil’s largest breakfast festival, with menus starting at R$ 39.90 at the city’s most famous venues
In a one-night-only performance, Matteo Bocelli is coming to Rio de Janeiro, and this is your last chance to get tickets!
From Italy to Japan without leaving São Conrado: a food festival in Rio de Janeiro features international cuisine, concerts, and activities for the whole family
Christmas is kicking off in Barra da Tijuca: a giant 75-meter tree, a brand-new themed village, and an immersive Santa’s House—all with free admission!
From comedian Merrick Watts: “An Idiot’s Guide to Wine” comes to Rio with a stand-up comedy show and wine tasting
Rio de Janeiro hosts the 6th edition of the Marginal Film Festival, featuring over 100 free films at various locations throughout the city
It’s tomorrow: Rio’s famous postcard landmark designed by Calatrava will host Vivaldi’s “The Four Seasons” by candlelight
The Museum of Tomorrow will offer three days of free admission in November
In 1874, Rio’s oldest restaurant was founded; today, after being closed for four months, Café Lamas reopens its doors, featuring menu classics that have been popular for decades
After 15 years, Rio de Janeiro’s famous “Golden Church” reopens to visitors on Saturdays
Artists from different generations are transforming Comlurb’s trash containers and trash cans into works of urban art in Rio de Janeiro
The 2027 F1® calendar has been revealed: there will be 24 races around the world, including one very close to Rio de Janeiro!
In the Spirit of Rock in Rio: Hotels, Bars, and Restaurants Prepare Special Programs for Those Going (or Not Going) to the Festival
Maracanã will host the opening and final matches of the 2027 Women’s World Cup
The Rio Planetarium will offer free activities, including stargazing, a session with an astronomer, a museum visit, and music to view the lunar eclipse
Duque de Caxias will host its first literary festival in September, featuring free admission, a book fair, and big names on the lineup
From the Real Gabinete Português to the Capanema Palace, a free event offers guided tours of historic buildings in Rio
“The Oldest in Brazil”: Café Lamas Receives Support from Bars in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo to Reopen Its Doors After a Fire
Santa Teresa Trams Resume Service on Historic Route That Had Been Out of Service for Over 20 Years
The Museum of Tomorrow will offer three days of free admission in November
In 1874, Rio’s oldest restaurant was founded; today, after being closed for four months, Café Lamas reopens its doors, featuring menu classics that have been popular for decades
After 15 years, Rio de Janeiro’s famous “Golden Church” reopens to visitors on Saturdays
Artists from different generations are transforming Comlurb’s trash containers and trash cans into works of urban art in Rio de Janeiro
The 2027 F1® calendar has been revealed: there will be 24 races around the world, including one very close to Rio de Janeiro!
In the Spirit of Rock in Rio: Hotels, Bars, and Restaurants Prepare Special Programs for Those Going (or Not Going) to the Festival
Maracanã will host the opening and final matches of the 2027 Women’s World Cup
The Rio Planetarium will offer free activities, including stargazing, a session with an astronomer, a museum visit, and music to view the lunar eclipse
Duque de Caxias will host its first literary festival in September, featuring free admission, a book fair, and big names on the lineup
From the Real Gabinete Português to the Capanema Palace, a free event offers guided tours of historic buildings in Rio
“The Oldest in Brazil”: Café Lamas Receives Support from Bars in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo to Reopen Its Doors After a Fire
Santa Teresa Trams Resume Service on Historic Route That Had Been Out of Service for Over 20 Years
The Museum of Tomorrow will offer three days of free admission in November
In 1874, Rio’s oldest restaurant was founded; today, after being closed for four months, Café Lamas reopens its doors, featuring menu classics that have been popular for decades
After 15 years, Rio de Janeiro’s famous “Golden Church” reopens to visitors on Saturdays
Artists from different generations are transforming Comlurb’s trash containers and trash cans into works of urban art in Rio de Janeiro
The 2027 F1® calendar has been revealed: there will be 24 races around the world, including one very close to Rio de Janeiro!
In the Spirit of Rock in Rio: Hotels, Bars, and Restaurants Prepare Special Programs for Those Going (or Not Going) to the Festival
Maracanã will host the opening and final matches of the 2027 Women’s World Cup
The Rio Planetarium will offer free activities, including stargazing, a session with an astronomer, a museum visit, and music to view the lunar eclipse
Duque de Caxias will host its first literary festival in September, featuring free admission, a book fair, and big names on the lineup
From the Real Gabinete Português to the Capanema Palace, a free event offers guided tours of historic buildings in Rio
“The Oldest in Brazil”: Café Lamas Receives Support from Bars in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo to Reopen Its Doors After a Fire
Santa Teresa Trams Resume Service on Historic Route That Had Been Out of Service for Over 20 Years
Things to Do with Kids in Rio de Janeiro: A Fun Itinerary Featuring a Theme Park, Zip Line, Petting Zoo, and Much More!
With no cars and 90% of its Atlantic Forest preserved, this island in Rio de Janeiro was named one of the quietest in the world
The Best Tips for Enjoying October in Rio de Janeiro
No need to cross the Atlantic: The Jazz Room recreates the soul of New Orleans in Rio de Janeiro with tributes to jazz greats and nights of pure soul
With an air of mystery and candlelight, this immersive experience in Rio transforms Edgar Allan Poe’s short stories into a four-act cocktail ritual
From Taylor Swift to Mozart by the light of thousands of candles: concerts at iconic venues like the Museum of Tomorrow that have taken Rio by storm
What to Do in August in Rio de Janeiro: The Best Tips for Enjoying This Month!
From Odeon to Estação: the street-side movie theaters that are still hanging in there and continuing to make history in Rio de Janeiro
Museum of Tomorrow: The building that transformed the Porto Maravilha skyline and became one of Brazil’s most-visited museums is now serving as a film set to host unprecedented concerts
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