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Rio de Janeiro Travel Guide

Rio de Janeiro, referred to as Rio for short, is located in the southeast of Brazil. It is the second largest city in Brazil and also a famous tourist resort🌆.​ Main Attractions:​ Mosteiro de São Bento🗿​ Founded in 1590, this monastery is one of the oldest religious buildings in Brazil. It is located on a hill in the center of Rio de Janeiro, and the buildings in the monastery are full of ancient historical charm.​ Museu do Amanhã🔮​ Museu do Amanhã is one of the most futuristic buildings in Rio, attracting numerous visitors with its unique appearance and cutting-edge exhibition content.​ Catedral Metropolitana de São Sebastião do Rio de Janeiro⛪​ This modernist-style church was built in the 1960s and is one of the most important religious sites in Rio. Its interior design is highly visually striking.​ Escadaria Selarón🌈​ This colorful staircase is a public art work meticulously created by Chilean artist Jorge Selarón over more than 20 years, and each tile holds a unique story.​ Forte de Copacabana🏰​ Built in 1914, this fort was once one of the most modern fortifications in South America. It houses two main artillery batteries, exuding a strong sense of historical depth.​ Copacabana Beach and Ipanema Beach🏖️​ Here you can enjoy the sun, sand and waves to your heart's content. Copacabana Beach is Rio's most iconic beach, about 4 kilometers long, famous for its fine white sand, surfing culture and vibrant atmosphere; Ipanema Beach has a different kind of romance and artistry.​ Maracanã Stadium⚽​ Maracanã Stadium is one of the most famous football stadiums in the world. Built for the World Cup in 1950, it has witnessed countless historic football moments, including Brazilian legend Pelé's 1000th goal and the 2014 World Cup final. It is a mecca for football fans.​ Trem do Corcovado🚂​ This is a mountain railway leading to Corcovado, with a total length of 3.8 kilometers. The terminal station of the train is at the foot of the famous Cristo Redentor. Overlooking the entire Rio from here, the scenery is so spectacular that it's hard to take your eyes off.​ Cristo Redentor🗽​ One of the New Seven Wonders of the World, it overlooks the whole city with open arms, giving people a sacred and shocking feeling.​ Pão de Açúcar🍞​ Take a cable car to the top to enjoy a panoramic view of Guanabara Bay and the city, especially in the evening, the scenery is particularly charming.​ Santa Teresa🎨​ This area is full of artistic atmosphere, with many unique small shops, galleries and colorful buildings, suitable for leisurely strolling and exploring.​ #Brazil #RioDeJaneiro #CorcovadoMountain #SugarloafMountain #LittleTrain

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Rio de Janeiro Travel Guide

Rio de Janeiro, referred to as Rio for short, is located in the southeast of Brazil. It is the second largest city in Brazil and also a famous tourist resort🌆.​ Main Attractions:​ Mosteiro de São Bento🗿​ Founded in 1590, this monastery is one of the oldest religious buildings in Brazil. It is located on a hill in the center of Rio de Janeiro, and the buildings in the monastery are full of ancient historical charm.​ Museu do Amanhã🔮​ Museu do Amanhã is one of the most futuristic buildings in Rio, attracting numerous visitors with its unique appearance and cutting-edge exhibition content.​ Catedral Metropolitana de São Sebastião do Rio de Janeiro⛪​ This modernist-style church was built in the 1960s and is one of the most important religious sites in Rio. Its interior design is highly visually striking.​ Escadaria Selarón🌈​ This colorful staircase is a public art work meticulously created by Chilean artist Jorge Selarón over more than 20 years, and each tile holds a unique story.​ Forte de Copacabana🏰​ Built in 1914, this fort was once one of the most modern fortifications in South America. It houses two main artillery batteries, exuding a strong sense of historical depth.​ Copacabana Beach and Ipanema Beach🏖️​ Here you can enjoy the sun, sand and waves to your heart's content. Copacabana Beach is Rio's most iconic beach, about 4 kilometers long, famous for its fine white sand, surfing culture and vibrant atmosphere; Ipanema Beach has a different kind of romance and artistry.​ Maracanã Stadium⚽​ Maracanã Stadium is one of the most famous football stadiums in the world. Built for the World Cup in 1950, it has witnessed countless historic football moments, including Brazilian legend Pelé's 1000th goal and the 2014 World Cup final. It is a mecca for football fans.​ Trem do Corcovado🚂​ This is a mountain railway leading to Corcovado, with a total length of 3.8 kilometers. The terminal station of the train is at the foot of the famous Cristo Redentor. Overlooking the entire Rio from here, the scenery is so spectacular that it's hard to take your eyes off.​ Cristo Redentor🗽​ One of the New Seven Wonders of the World, it overlooks the whole city with open arms, giving people a sacred and shocking feeling.​ Pão de Açúcar🍞​ Take a cable car to the top to enjoy a panoramic view of Guanabara Bay and the city, especially in the evening, the scenery is particularly charming.​ Santa Teresa🎨​ This area is full of artistic atmosphere, with many unique small shops, galleries and colorful buildings, suitable for leisurely strolling and exploring.​ #Brazil #RioDeJaneiro #CorcovadoMountain #SugarloafMountain #LittleTrain

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