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Arcos da Lapa (Historical Monument) |
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Botanical Gardens (In 1808, when the Portuguguese royal family arrived in Brazil, King Joao VI create this garden to receive palnts from all over the world. Dozens of treeilined paths cross streams and lakes forming a pleasant place for leisure.) |
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Corcovado and State of Christ (Recently chosen as one of the new 7 wonders of the world, Christ the Redeemer, located in the middle os Tijuca Forest on a 710 – meter peak, blesses this marvellous city with open arms.) |
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Hippy Faire (Area with options for shopping local arts, souvenirs and handiworks.) |
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Historical Center (The Imperial palace was the Portuguese royal family’s first residence in Rio and the scene of vital events in Brazil’s history.) |
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Mangueira (Cultural center, Rehearsal of Samba Parade.) |
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Municipal Theater (Modelating on the Paris Opera, it was built as a result of the efforts of Mayor Pereira Passos, who aimed to bring to Rio the same cultural prominence as European capitals.) |
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Sugar Loaf (Spetacular rock formation at the entrance to Guanabara Bay from where you’ll find bealtiful views of the city, especially at sunset. Access to the 395 meter mountain is by cable car carrying up to 75 passengers and leaving from Praia Vermelha Beach.) |
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Convention Rio Center (Located in one of the most beautiful and preserved areas of the city, Rio Centro, has five pavilions interconnected, totaling 571,000 m² - being 100,029 m² of constructed area and the rest of external area.) |
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Sul America Convention Center (With privileged location, Centro de Convenções SulAmerica provides complete infrastructure for your event to take place, offering a versatile and comfortable environment to attend business and public exhibitions, congresses, conventions and more.) |
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