Copacabana
Copacabana’s fort was built with the intention to reinforce Guanabara’s Bay defense.
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The landmarks and the nature that make Rio what it is.
Landmarks
Barra da Tijuca
Barra garden is one of the planned mall to incentive the proximity to the customer with the nature.
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Barra da Tijuca
Arriving at Barra, between Alto da boa Vista and the beach, it’s this charming place.
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Barra da Tijuca
Founded in 1981, BarraShoppig became the biggest commercial and services polo of the country, integrating with New City center and the BarraShopping Businesse center.
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Barra da Tijuca
Over the 19 years, Barra Square became a meeting reference at Barra da tijuca.
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Barra da Tijuca
Barra World goes beyond a mall: it’s the meeting place of happiness to stimulate the innocence adult and kids smile.
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Centre
The National Library Foundation is the responsible department to act on the government policy capture, custody, preservation and dissemination of intellectual production in the country.
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Saúde
According to historians, about one million slaves arrived through the Pier.
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Nature
Ipanema
Between the Copacabana Fort and Ipanema Beach, Arpoador is one of the most famous spots of the city's waterfront.
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Barra da Tijuca
With 14.4 km of extension, the biggest carioca beach, delights the ones who goes from Lúcio Costa Avenue to Recreio.
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Barra de Guaratiba
Located at an ecological reserve region, between Restinga de marambaia, mangroves and rainforest.
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Alto da Boa Vista
The waterfall is one of the various attractions of Tijuca National Park.
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Lagoa
The large conservation unit on the shores of Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas attracts not only the wide green area, but also the entertainment and adventure options for young people and children.
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Copacabana
The Chacrinha Park, in Copacabana, extends along the Ladeira do Leme, from Praça Cardeal Arcoverde to the old portico of the Leme stronghold, the fortress that controlled the access from Copacabana to Botafogo. The name of the conservation unit comes from the popular name “Chacrinha”, of “small…
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Gávea
A great refuge in the heart of the Gávea, consisting of closed forest and large gardens, which also houses the Historical Museum of the City of Rio de Janeiro.
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Barra da Tijuca
The concept of gathering groups of people in themed rooms to solve enigmas arose in Asia, and quickly went through European countries and the United States. A pioneer in this field in Brazil, Escape 60 has filials in São Paulo and in Rio de Janeiro, sustaining the success of similar initiatives in…
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Ipanema
Incontestable ride on the agenda for those who come to Rio de Janeiro, the fair have more than 600 expositors.
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Centre
Gentil Carioca: for almost two decades celebrating art in the Center of Rio
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Centre
The building, Trianon de Versalhes reproduction, was built to host the Fernch representation on the Commemorative exhibition of the Independence of Brazil in 1922.
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Campo dos Afonsos
The Aerospace Museum is housed in the Field of Afonsos, which is the cradle of Brazilian Military Aviation.
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Barra da Tijuca
Its mission is to support and stimulate the production of visual arts as well as to explore and promote multiple forms of artistic expression.
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Gávea
Anita Schwartz began her career as a marchand in the 1980s, directed three important galleries.
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Copacabana
Copacabana’s fort was built with the intention to reinforce Guanabara’s Bay defense.
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Ipanema
Between the Copacabana Fort and Ipanema Beach, Arpoador is one of the most famous spots of the city's waterfront.
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Cidade Nova
The General Archive of the City of Rio de Janeiro was established in 1567 at the time of the founding of the city.
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Santa Teresa
Domingos Cardoso Ateliê: one of the most originated and competitive galleries of Santa Teresa.
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Santa Teresa
Pedro Grapiúna, self-taught sculptor, was born in southern Bahia and lives in Rio de Janeiro since 1979, where he has his studio in Santa Teresa and works with metal recycling, besides having studied painting and dramatic art.
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Barra da Tijuca
With 14.4 km of extension, the biggest carioca beach, delights the ones who goes from Lúcio Costa Avenue to Recreio.
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Barra de Guaratiba
Located at an ecological reserve region, between Restinga de marambaia, mangroves and rainforest.
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Barra da Tijuca
Barra garden is one of the planned mall to incentive the proximity to the customer with the nature.
View details
Barra da Tijuca
Arriving at Barra, between Alto da boa Vista and the beach, it’s this charming place.
View details
Barra da Tijuca
Founded in 1981, BarraShoppig became the biggest commercial and services polo of the country, integrating with New City center and the BarraShopping Businesse center.
View details
Barra da Tijuca
Over the 19 years, Barra Square became a meeting reference at Barra da tijuca.
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Barra da Tijuca
Barra World goes beyond a mall: it’s the meeting place of happiness to stimulate the innocence adult and kids smile.
View details
Centre
The National Library Foundation is the responsible department to act on the government policy capture, custody, preservation and dissemination of intellectual production in the country.
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