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TYPICAL FOOD OF BRAZIL
Feijoada.
Vatapá.
Acarajé.
Picanha.
Moqueca de Peixe.
Pato no tucupi.
Picadinho de Jacaré.
Sarapatel.
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BOTAFOGO BEACH
Botafogo is a southern suburb of Rio de Janeiro, known for having one of the most prominent beaches for being a place where outdoor shows are usually presented, such as concerts or musical events in much of its extension.
From this beach you can have interesting views of the Corcovado, as well as the Pão de Açúcar. The beach has had constant signs of pollution, but it is calm waters where you can practice water sports.
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COPACABANA
He main event in Rio de Janeiro is New Year’s Eve, held at Copacabana Beach, Rio Carnival, in February and Rock in Rio.
Copacabana is an extensive residential area that has 4 km of amazing white sand beaches and transparent waters. Its beaches are famous among tourists and residents and not only to enjoy a day of sea and sun, but also to practice water and beach sports such as football, volleyball and even some bike ride.
Although security has been prioritized at present and the area is constantly visited by surveillance personnel, it is advisable not to carry valuables or excessive amounts of money, cameras, as tourists tend to become the main target of the burglars.
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RIO DE JANEIRO
Rio de Janeiro is one of the main economic, cultural and financial resources centers in Brazil, considered one of the most beautiful places on the planet. It has more than 7 million inhabitants who are called “cariocas”. In Rio there is not only the people who enjoy the beaches, the sun and the sea on a daily basis, the majority of the population is in the so-called “favelas”, a kind of neighborhoods located on the slopes of the hills that surround the city .
The city is divided into two parts: a north zone and a south zone, by the Sierra da Carioca.
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MUSEUM OF ART OF RIO
Rio de Janeiro has the Museum of Arts of Rio (MAR), which was created as part of the Project for the rehabilitation and recovery of the port area called Porto Maravilha (Harbor Wonder), the Art Museum of Rio de Janeiro (MAR) It was inaugurated in March 2013 with the aim of becoming one of the largest spaces for the dissemination of art in the city center.
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Boa Viagem Beach is located in the homonymous neighborhood, one of the noblest in the capital of the State of Pernambuco, full of tall and modern buildings and hotels that, at certain times of the year, shade the sand.
The beach has an excellent infrastructure, with coastal promenade, restaurants, bike path, runnig track, sports courts, public toilets and gym equipment.
An excellent option is to sit in a chair in the sand and order an ice cold drink, accompanied by a caldito de feijão (beans), sururu (common seafood on the northeast coast), shrimp and various other flavors. Despite the heat in the city, it is a local preference. It is worth trying!
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CARNIVAL OF RIO DE JANEIRO
Those who visit Rio de Janeiro during the Carnival days will enjoy an incomparable atmosphere that shows like no other, the cheerful character of the cariocas, where social differences, cultural or racial disappears and all hearts beat to the rhythm of the same passion.
The neighborhoods that host some of the most famous blocks are Ipanema, Copacabana, Botafogo, Santa Teresa and the Historic Center.
In its beginnings, the parades of the Samba Schools that competed in the Carnival of Rio de Janeiro were carried out in the streets of the city, until in 1984 they were transferred to the new Sambódromo Marqués de Sapucaí (Officially called Passarela Professor Darcy Ribeiro). This gigantic outdoor stage, 500 meters long and with capacity for 75.000 people, was designed by the architect Oscar Niemeyer.
The festival begins on Friday of carnival with the Coronation of King Momo by the mayor who gives him the keys of the city. That same afternoon, the event began with the parade of children’s samba schools.
On Saturday the official parades begin and on that day the samba schools of Group A or Access Group are presented
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Maracana stadium
Inaugurated in 1950 and with capacity for more than 73.000 spectators, the Stadium of Maracaná (whose real name is jornalista Mario Filho, founding journalist of the Jornal dos Sports) is one of the most famous soccer temples in the world and the largest in Brazil.
The stadium offers guided tours every day (except party tours) from 09:00 to 17:00 hours. To get there, take the metro to Maracana station, which leads directly to the stadium.
Opening hours:
Visits: every day from 9:00 to 17:00 hours.
Price:
Entrance with guided tour: R$ 65,00
Entrance without guide: R$ 55,00
Prices vary depending on the day of the visit and whether it is a basic entrance, premium or VIP. For more information see their official website.
Av. Pres. Castelo Branco, Portão 3 - Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro - RJ, 20271-130.
How to get there:
Metro: line 2. To get to the west side of the stadium get off at Maracanã station. To go to the east side get to São Cristóvão station.
Stadium entrance: Gate A (pedestrians) and Gate 2 (vehicles)
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