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The "Stories and Landscapes of Rio" tour combines art, memory and natural beauty in a 4-hour walk through Aterro do Flamengo — one of the largest urban parks in the world and a true symbol of the city.
During the tour, we will discover historical and architectural landmarks that reveal different layers of Brazil's history, while admiring stunning views of Guanabara Bay.
Our starting point is the iconic Museum of Modern Art (MAM), an example of Brazilian modernist architecture. Next, we will visit the Monument to the Pracinhas, the Marina da Glória and its panoramic deck, where the sea meets the daily life of Rio.
We continue to the Monument to Estácio de Sá, the site of the founding of the city of Rio de Janeiro, and take a break at the charming Carmen Miranda Museum, dedicated to the eternal “remarkable little girl”.
The tour continues through the elegant Casa Julieta de Serpa, a symbol of Rio's Belle Époque, and ends with a surprising view of the Caixa d'Água on Morro da Viúva, where Rio reveals itself from a little-known angle.
An experience that combines nature, art, history and emotion — ideal for those who want to fall in love (even more) with Rio.
What points will you visit?
Museum of Modern Art (MAM)
Monument to the Dead of the Second World War (Monument to the Pracinhas)
Marina of Glory
Marina Deck
Monument to Estácio de Sá
Carmen Miranda Museum
Cuauhtémoc Square
Juliet House in Serpa
Water Tank in Morro da Viúva
Setor de embarque do Aeroporto Santos Dumont, próximo a estação final do VLT
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4 hours
Regular tour
Português
Available
Important Information:
• Physical Capacity: The tour involves prolonged walking and may not be suitable for people with reduced mobility or physical difficulties.
• Age Range: Not recommended for very young children, due to the length and intensity of the route.
• Weather Conditions: On very hot days, you need to be prepared for high temperatures; on rainy days, the ride may become uncomfortable.
• Special Equipment: People using specific equipment (such as wheelchairs) must check in advance the accessibility of the places visited.
• Personal Health: Individuals with health conditions that may be affected by long walks should consult a physician before participating.
• Opening Hours: Some attractions have specific opening hours, which may limit availability on certain days or times.
