It's been five years without one of the greatest symbols of the Christmas season in Rio de Janeiro. But it's back! The Lagoa Christmas Tree has already set a date to light up the Rio landscape, with a 60-meter-high stru...
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,...
when the Coca-Cola Christmas Caravan would arrive in Rio de Janeiro. Then, through the different regions of the state. Now, we have a list of the neighborhoods in Rio that will receive the most famous trucks of the se...
Rio de Janeiro really is the city of big events and attractions. That's why cariocas and tourists can now get ready, because there's a giant premiere coming up (really!). Starting on November 30, 'Natal do Rio' (Christm...
We know that safety and Rio de Janeiro are two terms that don't usually go together in the same sentence. However, there are cities within the state that can be considered safe. This is what the an initiative of the My...
We first told you here that the Christmas Caravan already had a date to start touring Rio de Janeiro. But now, as well as new dates, we also know the new routes on the itinerary. Find out here if the most illuminated t...
It's already Christmas in Rio de Janeiro and, above all, in the of the Marvelous City! That's because several establishments have already started the Christmas season and others are about to begin, with lots of glitter...
and Rio de Janeiro is already preparing for Christmas and the end-of-year celebr ations. And if there's one classic that always makes an appearance at this time of year, it's the Coca-Cola Caravan, which lights up vari...
They say August is a long month... But in October, Cariocas also saw the clock ticking down - and the money going fast! That's why it' s time to save money while still enjoying the best of the city at the end of the yea...
Corpus Christi is a religious celebration that always takes place 60 days after Easter, traditionally on a Thursday in June. Until this year, the date was considered a federal public holiday in Rio de Janeiro. But as of...