Experience the most beautiful view of the city atop one of the seven wonders of the modern world.

Let's enjoy a cold beverage atop of the Sugarloaf Mountain where you'll be able to enjoy a beautiful view while enjoying your drink

The famous handmade ceramic steps by the Chilean artist Jorge Selaron. Futured in a few videos such as Beautiful by Snoop Dogg.

We'll drive by what at one point was the main source of water in the early stages of the city.

A religious moment as we visit the Metropolitan Cathedral.

Visitors will step inside one of the most breathtaking libraries in the world, the Real Gabinete Português de Leitura. Opened in the 19th century, this hidden gem is famous for its stunning neo-Manueline architecture, towering wooden bookshelves, intricate details, and beautiful stained-glass ceiling. Travelers will learn about the strong Portuguese influence on Rio de Janeiro’s history while exploring a space that feels like something out of a movie or fantasy novel. It’s also one of the most photogenic cultural landmarks in the city and a perfect stop for history, architecture, and photography lovers.

Travelers will visit the beautiful Church of São Francisco de Paula, one of Rio de Janeiro’s most impressive historic churches located in the heart of downtown. Inside, guests will admire its richly decorated interior featuring gold-covered details, elegant chandeliers, religious artwork, and stunning colonial architecture. During the visit, travelers will learn about the church’s historical importance, the influence of Portuguese colonial culture, and the role religion played in shaping old Rio de Janeiro. It’s a peaceful and fascinating stop that offers a glimpse into the city’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage.

Another amazing religious location with an amazing work of art.

Here we will visit the world's largest mural by the Brazilian artist Kobra with many works all over the world.

Valongo Wharf: The primary point of entry for enslaved Africans arriving in Brazil. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, marking a significant and painful part of history. A place of remembrance, acknowledging the millions forced into slavery. A site of great historical and spiritual importance.