The incredible Statue known as the symbol of Brazil abroad, is 30 meters high and has an 8 meter pedestal. It is an iconic place, opened in 1931, located at the top of Corcovado Mountain.

Maracanã has been the scene of the most important Brazilian football classics and hosted historic moments in international football. Monumental facts, such as King Pelé's thousandth goal, in 1969. It is the most famous stadium in Latin America.

In addition to being an iconic tourist attraction, Sugarloaf Mountain also has a rich history, dating back to the founding of the city of Rio de Janeiro.

Sambadrome is the famous home of the Rio Carnival samba parades, which is the largest carnival in the world.

In modern style, it has a conical shape with 106 meters in diameter, 75 meters in external height, 64 meters in internal height and capacity for 20,000 people standing up. A distinctive feature of the building, with its straight and sober lines, is due to the colorful stained glass windows on the walls up to the dome.

The Selarón Staircase is a work by Chilean artist Jorge Selarón with more than 2,000 tiles, creating a unique landscape between two charming neighborhoods of the capital.