Guidebook for Rio de Janeiro
Food Scene
Typical northeastern cuisine in old house with rustic ambiance, bar and evenings of live music.
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Severyna
54 R. IpirangaTypical northeastern cuisine in old house with rustic ambiance, bar and evenings of live music.
Expressed Arabic specialties, both savory and sweet, to get served in the bar or in the few tables in the house.
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Rotisseria Sírio Libaneza Ltda
29 Largo do MachadoExpressed Arabic specialties, both savory and sweet, to get served in the bar or in the few tables in the house.
The old Portugal, with wild boar, lamb and cod tiled space, old photos and images of saints.
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Nova Capela Restaurant & Bar
96 Av. Mem de SáThe old Portugal, with wild boar, lamb and cod tiled space, old photos and images of saints.
Daily bakery serves breakfast, snacks and specialty bread varieties in casual, family atmosphere.
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Bread & Company
147 R. das LaranjeirasDaily bakery serves breakfast, snacks and specialty bread varieties in casual, family atmosphere.
Drinks & Nightlife
Old point in effervescent Lapa that attracts young people, the house is cultural heritage of the city: was listed at the end of 2012. The specialty announced the name is taken seriously. At last count, they were listed about 2,000 labels. Rarities such as Havana, whose incredible dose costs R $ 100.00, live side by side with the sale of champions Jambu (R $ 10.00), Seleta (R $ 6.00) and Boazinha (R $ 7.00) . In the wing of hits produced there, ginger (R $ 4.00) has enough output, as well as gabriela, clove mixture, cinnamon and cane syrup, the jurupinga prepared with grapes, and peanut (R $ 5.00 each dose). Brewers are Original ice cream hulls (R $ 10.00; 600 ml) to drink with their branquinhas. Do not take this empty stomach spree. From the kitchen out simple snacks, such as the cassava cookie with cream cheese or cod classic (R $ 18.00, each serving with ten units).
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Bar Cachaça
110 Av. Mem de SáOld point in effervescent Lapa that attracts young people, the house is cultural heritage of the city: was listed at the end of 2012. The specialty announced the name is taken seriously. At last count, they were listed about 2,000 labels. Rarities such as Havana, whose incredible dose costs R $ 100.00, live side by side with the sale of champions Jambu (R $ 10.00), Seleta (R $ 6.00) and Boazinha (R $ 7.00) . In the wing of hits produced there, ginger (R $ 4.00) has enough output, as well as gabriela, clove mixture, cinnamon and cane syrup, the jurupinga prepared with grapes, and peanut (R $ 5.00 each dose). Brewers are Original ice cream hulls (R $ 10.00; 600 ml) to drink with their branquinhas. Do not take this empty stomach spree. From the kitchen out simple snacks, such as the cassava cookie with cream cheese or cod classic (R $ 18.00, each serving with ten units).
The Portuguese origin merchant bar is high as the menu points the crab cakes, calamari and shrimp and the shrimp and chicken pies. Traditional Lusitanian culture, pastels of Bethlehem and Santa Clara are also found in the house. To drink, beer or bottled beers.
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Tasca do Edgar
34 R. AliceThe Portuguese origin merchant bar is high as the menu points the crab cakes, calamari and shrimp and the shrimp and chicken pies. Traditional Lusitanian culture, pastels of Bethlehem and Santa Clara are also found in the house. To drink, beer or bottled beers.
The surroundings of San Salvador square corresponds to San Salvador streets, Esteves Junior and Senator Correa. Has taverns spread this corner of Orange - the Winery Square, Bar Brazil, Frank Belmonte, the Caneco 85 and Boteco Your Dodo. It has a Japanese restaurant - the Sushimar, situated near the square. The place has a branch of the post office, a drug store, a municipal school, fire department, a health club, a clinical dentistry and the Zona Sul supermarket. The region has two residences of the colonial style and has buildings of modern style . The movement of samba and choro groups and a recent renovation revived the area, a kind of invitation to the residents use the bandstand, the playground and the low walls. The space is occupied by neighbors day and night, and socializing is daily simply because there is a beautiful square, safe and lively. But success is both the city atmosphere of the interior, now and then is replaced by the hardships of the metropolis. They appeared smaller toys, noise out of time and cars parked everywhere.
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Praça São Salvador
Praça São SalvadorThe surroundings of San Salvador square corresponds to San Salvador streets, Esteves Junior and Senator Correa. Has taverns spread this corner of Orange - the Winery Square, Bar Brazil, Frank Belmonte, the Caneco 85 and Boteco Your Dodo. It has a Japanese restaurant - the Sushimar, situated near the square. The place has a branch of the post office, a drug store, a municipal school, fire department, a health club, a clinical dentistry and the Zona Sul supermarket. The region has two residences of the colonial style and has buildings of modern style . The movement of samba and choro groups and a recent renovation revived the area, a kind of invitation to the residents use the bandstand, the playground and the low walls. The space is occupied by neighbors day and night, and socializing is daily simply because there is a beautiful square, safe and lively. But success is both the city atmosphere of the interior, now and then is replaced by the hardships of the metropolis. They appeared smaller toys, noise out of time and cars parked everywhere.
The traditional Fair of St. Christopher was reborn, but the animation is still the same. The 34,000 square meters of space offers 700 standard booths, two stages for shows, repentistas court, parking and bank. Monday to Thursday, works only for lunch of typical foods, but from Friday to Sunday schedule is uninterrupted.
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Feira de São Cristóvão
B47 Rua ParaíbaThe traditional Fair of St. Christopher was reborn, but the animation is still the same. The 34,000 square meters of space offers 700 standard booths, two stages for shows, repentistas court, parking and bank. Monday to Thursday, works only for lunch of typical foods, but from Friday to Sunday schedule is uninterrupted.
Sightseeing
The Carioca aqueduct, popularly known as the Arcos da Lapa, is one of the postcards of the city and a living memory and well-preserved Old River. It is considered the architectural work of the larger of the colonial period. The imposing building in Roman style has 17.6 meters high, 270 meters long and 42 arches in the Roman style, connecting the neighborhood of Santa Teresa to Santo Antonio Hill. The aqueduct was built in 1723 and was intended to lead water from the Carioca river height Morro do Desterro (current neighborhood of Santa Teresa, for St. Anthony Hill. The work would help solve the old and recurring problem of water shortage in the city. the studies to bring the waters of the Carioca river to the city began in the early years of the seventeenth century, but the installation works of water pipes in Rio de Janeiro started only a century later.
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Arcos da Lapa Restaurante
154 Rua da LapaThe Carioca aqueduct, popularly known as the Arcos da Lapa, is one of the postcards of the city and a living memory and well-preserved Old River. It is considered the architectural work of the larger of the colonial period. The imposing building in Roman style has 17.6 meters high, 270 meters long and 42 arches in the Roman style, connecting the neighborhood of Santa Teresa to Santo Antonio Hill. The aqueduct was built in 1723 and was intended to lead water from the Carioca river height Morro do Desterro (current neighborhood of Santa Teresa, for St. Anthony Hill. The work would help solve the old and recurring problem of water shortage in the city. the studies to bring the waters of the Carioca river to the city began in the early years of the seventeenth century, but the installation works of water pipes in Rio de Janeiro started only a century later.
impossible to imagine a trip to Rio de Janeiro without visiting Christ the Redeemer. Located on top of Corcovado's Mount, the monument is the best-known Brazilian image, famous all over the world. Every year, more than six hundred thousand people are taken to Christ the Redeemer's statue through the almost hundred-year-old Corcovado's Railway, the oldest tourist excursion in the country. Apart from being amazed by seeing Marvelous City's most beautiful landscapes, visitors will also take an educational trip throughout Brazil's recent history. Corcovado's Train was inaugurated in 1884 by Brazilian Emperor Dom Pedro II and it has already transported on its cars several distinguished personalities such as popes, kings, princes, presidents, artist and scientists. This is also an eco-tour. The train cuts through the world's largest urban forest: Tijuca's National Park, a part of the so-called Atlantic Forest, considered as an example of nature conservation. And everyone who travels on Corcovado's Railway helps take care of the forest: the train is moved by electricity; therefore, it's not contaminating whatsoever. In addition to that, part of the ticket sale will go to fundraising for Brazilian Institute of the Environment (IBAMA) which is in charge of forest conservation issues.
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Trem do Corcovado
513 Rua Cosme Velhoimpossible to imagine a trip to Rio de Janeiro without visiting Christ the Redeemer. Located on top of Corcovado's Mount, the monument is the best-known Brazilian image, famous all over the world. Every year, more than six hundred thousand people are taken to Christ the Redeemer's statue through the almost hundred-year-old Corcovado's Railway, the oldest tourist excursion in the country. Apart from being amazed by seeing Marvelous City's most beautiful landscapes, visitors will also take an educational trip throughout Brazil's recent history. Corcovado's Train was inaugurated in 1884 by Brazilian Emperor Dom Pedro II and it has already transported on its cars several distinguished personalities such as popes, kings, princes, presidents, artist and scientists. This is also an eco-tour. The train cuts through the world's largest urban forest: Tijuca's National Park, a part of the so-called Atlantic Forest, considered as an example of nature conservation. And everyone who travels on Corcovado's Railway helps take care of the forest: the train is moved by electricity; therefore, it's not contaminating whatsoever. In addition to that, part of the ticket sale will go to fundraising for Brazilian Institute of the Environment (IBAMA) which is in charge of forest conservation issues.
One of the most famous postcards of the city. The ride unfolds a 360º scenery of breathtaking views, including the Leme, Copacabana, Ipanema, Flamengo and Leblon beaches; the Pedra da Gávea, Maciço da Tijuca and Corcovado mountains, the latter showcasing the statue of Christ the Redeemer; the Guanabara Bay; the downtown area; the Santos Dumont Airport; Governador island; the neighboring city of Niterói; the Rio-Niterói bridge; and the Serra do Mar mountain backdrop, with the famous Dedo de Deus (“God’s Finger”) peak.
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Pão de Açúcar
One of the most famous postcards of the city. The ride unfolds a 360º scenery of breathtaking views, including the Leme, Copacabana, Ipanema, Flamengo and Leblon beaches; the Pedra da Gávea, Maciço da Tijuca and Corcovado mountains, the latter showcasing the statue of Christ the Redeemer; the Guanabara Bay; the downtown area; the Santos Dumont Airport; Governador island; the neighboring city of Niterói; the Rio-Niterói bridge; and the Serra do Mar mountain backdrop, with the famous Dedo de Deus (“God’s Finger”) peak.
The calm waters sheltered by the headland of Fort Copacabana will provide the courses for the Olympic marathon swimming and the swimming sections of the Olympic and Paralympic triathlons. The Olympic triathlon running section and the para-triathlon running and cycling courses will stretch along the waterfront, while the Olympic triathlon cycling section will start and finish at Fort Copacabana, passing through Cantagalo and Lagoa. The cycling road race will start and finish at Fort Copacabana, stretching out to Recreio and Prainha, and the Paralympic marathon will also start and finish here. (Marathon Swimming / Road Cycling / Triathlon)
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Copacabana Fort
1, Posto 6 Praça Cel. Eugênio FrancoThe calm waters sheltered by the headland of Fort Copacabana will provide the courses for the Olympic marathon swimming and the swimming sections of the Olympic and Paralympic triathlons. The Olympic triathlon running section and the para-triathlon running and cycling courses will stretch along the waterfront, while the Olympic triathlon cycling section will start and finish at Fort Copacabana, passing through Cantagalo and Lagoa. The cycling road race will start and finish at Fort Copacabana, stretching out to Recreio and Prainha, and the Paralympic marathon will also start and finish here. (Marathon Swimming / Road Cycling / Triathlon)
One of the most picturesque scenery of Rio de Janeiro, Santa Teresa is on top of a hill cut by electric tram tracks , which began to run again for a small neighborhood of the passage in July 2015 (after four years stopped). Full of large spaces and cultural landscapes that reveal the North, South and Central, 'Santa' is taken by houses that are home to workshops, craft shops, bars and restaurants. One of the most important buildings is the Convent of Santa Teresa, built in the 19th century and which gave its name to the neighborhood. Those who choose to get there on foot, starting from Lapa, will have the opportunity to meet the most famous staircase of the city - Selarón with 215 covered steps of ceramic tiles in green, yellow and blue. The ladder was named after the Chilean artist who signs the work.
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Tram station Carioca
2 R. Lélio GamaOne of the most picturesque scenery of Rio de Janeiro, Santa Teresa is on top of a hill cut by electric tram tracks , which began to run again for a small neighborhood of the passage in July 2015 (after four years stopped). Full of large spaces and cultural landscapes that reveal the North, South and Central, 'Santa' is taken by houses that are home to workshops, craft shops, bars and restaurants. One of the most important buildings is the Convent of Santa Teresa, built in the 19th century and which gave its name to the neighborhood. Those who choose to get there on foot, starting from Lapa, will have the opportunity to meet the most famous staircase of the city - Selarón with 215 covered steps of ceramic tiles in green, yellow and blue. The ladder was named after the Chilean artist who signs the work.
Parks & Nature
Located in the heart of Rio de Janeiro, with access by the North Zone, South and West, the Tijuca National Park (Parna Tijuca or NTPs) protects the largest urban forest in the world replanted by man, with an extension of 3.953ha Atlantic Forest. It is Brazil's most visited National Park, receiving more than three million visitors a year, between Brazilians and foreigners of all ages. It is undoubtedly a key to make Rio the Wonderful City. Divided into four sectors - Forest, the Carioca, Bonita Stone / Pedra da Gavea and Black Liners / Covanca, the NWP has program options for all audiences: from picnic areas and barbecues to gliding, rock climbing, hiking and other activities . Among the famous postcards of the country, are the Corcovado Mountain, where is located the statue of Christ the Redeemer, one of the seven wonders of the modern world, the Chinese view, the Pedra da Gávea, Lage Park and Painswick. Numerous environmental services offered by the Park are key to the city, such as maintenance of water sources; erosion control; mitigation of floods; attenuation of temperature variations; Local climate regulation; reduction of air and noise pollution and aesthetic maintenance of the local natural environment. Visiting the park is always clean air guarantee, mild climate, breathtaking views and harmony with nature. Come meet!
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Tijuca-skoven
850 Estr. da CascatinhaLocated in the heart of Rio de Janeiro, with access by the North Zone, South and West, the Tijuca National Park (Parna Tijuca or NTPs) protects the largest urban forest in the world replanted by man, with an extension of 3.953ha Atlantic Forest. It is Brazil's most visited National Park, receiving more than three million visitors a year, between Brazilians and foreigners of all ages. It is undoubtedly a key to make Rio the Wonderful City. Divided into four sectors - Forest, the Carioca, Bonita Stone / Pedra da Gavea and Black Liners / Covanca, the NWP has program options for all audiences: from picnic areas and barbecues to gliding, rock climbing, hiking and other activities . Among the famous postcards of the country, are the Corcovado Mountain, where is located the statue of Christ the Redeemer, one of the seven wonders of the modern world, the Chinese view, the Pedra da Gávea, Lage Park and Painswick. Numerous environmental services offered by the Park are key to the city, such as maintenance of water sources; erosion control; mitigation of floods; attenuation of temperature variations; Local climate regulation; reduction of air and noise pollution and aesthetic maintenance of the local natural environment. Visiting the park is always clean air guarantee, mild climate, breathtaking views and harmony with nature. Come meet!
The Institute for Botanical Garden Research of Rio de Janeiro, or just Botanical Garden of Rio de Janeiro, is a research institute and botanical garden located in the Botanical Garden neighborhood, in the south of the city of Rio de Janeiro , in Brazil. One of the most beautiful and best preserved green areas of the city, is an example of the diversity of Brazilian and foreign flora. It can be observed about 6 500 species (some endangered) distributed over an area of 54 hectares, outdoors and in greenhouses. The institution also houses monuments of historical, artistic and archaeological value and the most complete library in the country specializing in botany, with more than 32,000 volumes and the largest herbarium in Brazil, with about 650,000 dried specimens completely computerized and available for the public in the institution's page. It is responsible for coordinating the Species List Flora of Brazil and the assessment of risk of extinction of these species.
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Rio de Janeiro Botanisk Have
1008 R. Jardim BotânicoThe Institute for Botanical Garden Research of Rio de Janeiro, or just Botanical Garden of Rio de Janeiro, is a research institute and botanical garden located in the Botanical Garden neighborhood, in the south of the city of Rio de Janeiro , in Brazil. One of the most beautiful and best preserved green areas of the city, is an example of the diversity of Brazilian and foreign flora. It can be observed about 6 500 species (some endangered) distributed over an area of 54 hectares, outdoors and in greenhouses. The institution also houses monuments of historical, artistic and archaeological value and the most complete library in the country specializing in botany, with more than 32,000 volumes and the largest herbarium in Brazil, with about 650,000 dried specimens completely computerized and available for the public in the institution's page. It is responsible for coordinating the Species List Flora of Brazil and the assessment of risk of extinction of these species.
The Rio de Janeiro offers its residents and tourists who pass through here an exuberant nature combined with the modernity of a great metropolis. The Parque Lage, in turn, has not only its natural refinement, offer your visitors to your beautiful forest, royal palms, gardens built in the European manner, fountain and benches for a good time of rest, but also the refinement and class of its architectural ensemble. The park has also an aquarium in mortar, which imitates stones and tree trunks; bridges, banks, newsagents and a cave up the artistic beauty of the park work. There are gravel paths that lead visitors to certain places with abundant vegetation and a lake, the latter known as "Lake of the ducks." The park is also a good place for children and for practitioners trails. For the former, there are spaces with toys like swings, seesaws and slides and for sportsmen, the big attraction is the trail that leads to Corcovado, crossing the forests of the Tijuca National Park.
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Lage Park
414 R. Jardim BotânicoThe Rio de Janeiro offers its residents and tourists who pass through here an exuberant nature combined with the modernity of a great metropolis. The Parque Lage, in turn, has not only its natural refinement, offer your visitors to your beautiful forest, royal palms, gardens built in the European manner, fountain and benches for a good time of rest, but also the refinement and class of its architectural ensemble. The park has also an aquarium in mortar, which imitates stones and tree trunks; bridges, banks, newsagents and a cave up the artistic beauty of the park work. There are gravel paths that lead visitors to certain places with abundant vegetation and a lake, the latter known as "Lake of the ducks." The park is also a good place for children and for practitioners trails. For the former, there are spaces with toys like swings, seesaws and slides and for sportsmen, the big attraction is the trail that leads to Corcovado, crossing the forests of the Tijuca National Park.
Arpoador
The Parque Eduardo Guinle, also popularly known as Guinle Park is a public park located in the district of Laranjeiras, in the south of the city of Rio de Janeiro.
Set in a small valley at the foot of the hill Nova Cintra in Laranjeiras, it is presented in the form of an amphitheater, against the background of a stream and artificial lakes, surrounded by slopes gently sloping.
The first view is the access portal granite that holds the gate in cast iron flanked by two statues of winged lion.
The set was completely renovated by the Parks and Gardens Foundation.
The visitor finds an area for children with swing and seesaw, and gym equipment (parallel bars and fixed, and abdominal plank).
Because it was designed by Lucio Costa and its gardens designed by landscape architect Burle Marx, the Guinle Park has a great resemblance to the superblocks of the Brasilia Pilot Plan.
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Parque Eduardo Guinle
The Parque Eduardo Guinle, also popularly known as Guinle Park is a public park located in the district of Laranjeiras, in the south of the city of Rio de Janeiro.
Set in a small valley at the foot of the hill Nova Cintra in Laranjeiras, it is presented in the form of an amphitheater, against the background of a stream and artificial lakes, surrounded by slopes gently sloping.
The first view is the access portal granite that holds the gate in cast iron flanked by two statues of winged lion.
The set was completely renovated by the Parks and Gardens Foundation.
The visitor finds an area for children with swing and seesaw, and gym equipment (parallel bars and fixed, and abdominal plank).
Because it was designed by Lucio Costa and its gardens designed by landscape architect Burle Marx, the Guinle Park has a great resemblance to the superblocks of the Brasilia Pilot Plan.
Leme Beach
Arts & Culture
Sambódromo, the legendary home of the Rio Carnival parade, has already undergone a major renovation ahead of the Rio 2016 Games, when it will stage the start and finish of the Olympic marathon, along with the Olympic and Paralympic archery events. (Archery / Athletics)
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Sambadrome Marquês de Sapucaí
Rua Marquês de SapucaíSambódromo, the legendary home of the Rio Carnival parade, has already undergone a major renovation ahead of the Rio 2016 Games, when it will stage the start and finish of the Olympic marathon, along with the Olympic and Paralympic archery events. (Archery / Athletics)
Shopping
First mall to be built in Rio de Janeiro, RioSul opened its doors on April 28, 1980, and its proximity to the main sights of the city - such as Sugar Loaf and Corcovado - just put it on the route who come here. Associated from the beginning with the beauty of the Marvelous City icons images, shopping takes its spirit of avant-garde fashion that every boom, differing by accurately translate the true spirit of Rio. In its seven floors - with four parking, share space 400 stores of various segments including a home center with more than 26 home furnishing stores. RioSul also has cafes, confectioneries, two food courts with different options and a health state of the art gym. When it comes to accessibility, in addition to providing wheelchairs, the mall has lifts and access ramps. The four cinemas complement the mix of services.
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Shopping Rio Sul
116 Rua Lauro MüllerFirst mall to be built in Rio de Janeiro, RioSul opened its doors on April 28, 1980, and its proximity to the main sights of the city - such as Sugar Loaf and Corcovado - just put it on the route who come here. Associated from the beginning with the beauty of the Marvelous City icons images, shopping takes its spirit of avant-garde fashion that every boom, differing by accurately translate the true spirit of Rio. In its seven floors - with four parking, share space 400 stores of various segments including a home center with more than 26 home furnishing stores. RioSul also has cafes, confectioneries, two food courts with different options and a health state of the art gym. When it comes to accessibility, in addition to providing wheelchairs, the mall has lifts and access ramps. The four cinemas complement the mix of services.
Essentials
Princesa Supermercados
218 R. das LaranjeirasSmall supermarket chain that offers a bit of everything.
We are the first and only Hortifruti. We have created a different way of offering the freshness of fairs with the convenience of the big markets. Our commitment is always to take to your table what nature has to offer, with fruits, vegetables and freshly baked vegetables and a smile that can not miss.
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Hortifruti
281 Av. Prado JúniorWe are the first and only Hortifruti. We have created a different way of offering the freshness of fairs with the convenience of the big markets. Our commitment is always to take to your table what nature has to offer, with fruits, vegetables and freshly baked vegetables and a smile that can not miss.