Want to enjoy your birthday in the city but have no idea what to do? We get it—with so many options in Rio, it’s really hard to decide! But we can help! That’s why we’ve put together some ideas for celebrating your birt...
April brings April Fools’ Day, holidays… and plenty of great things to do all month long! So, if you’re looking for fun activities for the coming days, check out our list of things to do in Rio in April. Photo: Publ...
Under the delicate light of thousands of candles, the Museum of Tomorrow is transformed into a setting worthy of high society. This is your chance to experience the excitement and charm of the concert, a show that has...
Rio is in January, but in February there's Carnival and much more to enjoy in the Marvelous City. So, if you're looking for tips for this month, check out our complete and updated guide on what to do in February in Rio...
Hello, 2026! Another year ahead and we've already got the best tips for you to enjoy this first month. So, if you want to know what to do in January in Rio de Janeiro, check out our complete guide to enjoying the city...
In the last month of the year, Rio de Janeiro has an intense program. Christmas attractions, end-of-year parties, exhibitions, plays... there's everything going on in the city this month! So here's your guide to what...
In December, Rio takes on a different glow. The Christmas lights blend in with the warmth of Rio's nights, the gatherings on the waterfront and the joy that takes over the city. It's that moment when we slow down a bit,...
Rita Lee Jones. Irreverent. Always ahead of her time - and, at heart, a romantic disguised as a storm. In this , her legacy is given new life in string arrangements that illuminate every nuance, every whispered irony, e...
If you already have tips for November, it means that the end of the year is very close! But don't worry, there's still a lot to do in the city before 2025 ends! So, if you're looking for things to do in November in Rio...
Soundtracks have come a long way since their beginnings, when they only served to hide the noise of projectors in cinemas. Today, they are an art form in their own right, with filmmakers exploiting their full potential...