For the 18th consecutive year, Tijuca National Park holds the title of Brazil’s most visited national park. And it’s no wonder! In addition to being one of the largest urban green spaces in the world, it’...
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...
Another Girls’ Day is coming up at MAST! Now in its 12th edition, the event features a free afternoon of activities at the Museum of Astronomy and Related Sciences in São Cristóvão, with the goal of highl...
Whether you’re from Rio de Janeiro or just visiting, you’ve probably heard of Copacabana Fort. The site is very famous, steeped in history, and one of the coolest things to do in the city. But did you kno...
Those who dream of exploring paradisiacal destinations such as the Maldives don't even need to cross the ocean, as Cocos Island, in Rio de Janeiro, also offers an unforgettable experience! Located in P...
Many cariocas have heard of it, but few actually know and visit this very special corner of Rio de Janeiro. We are talking about the Roberto Burle Marx Estate, located in Barra de Guaratiba, in the West Z...
We know that Machu Picchu is in Peru, but the Brazilian version is right there in Niterói! That's because Monte Bastione Historical Park in Jurujuba has many similarities to the Inca citadel, but with unique features th...
A very rare phenomenon is attracting the attention of locals and tourists who pass by Aterro do Flamengo and the Botanical Garden. These are the talipot palm trees, a species that only blooms once in its lifetime, usual...
Casimiro de Abreu is full of surprises and hidden treasures. That's because, in addition to the famous "visit from the ETs" that mobilized the city in the 1980s and inspired another story also intrigues and generates d...
Located in , Praia do Laboratório is a unique attraction! A dip here is the equivalent of bathing in a delicious jacuzzi, because its waters are heated by the Angra 1 and 2 nuclear power plants all year round! Go for a...