Get to know the city

Floresta da Tijuca

The Park is home to one of the largest urban forests in the world, preserved and visited by locals and tourists for outdoor activities, such as hiking and waterfall bathing.

With a rich diversity of flora and fauna, its mountains, caves and trails offer spectacular views of the harmonious coexistence between nature and city.

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site Parque Nacional da Tijuca

Santa Teresa

Santa Teresa, located next to Lapa, is a neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro, known for its cobblestone streets and historic mansions.

The neighborhood preserves a unique charm, with its famous cable car ride and an active cultural life.

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site visitesantateresa.rio

Jardim Botânico

Created in 1808 to acclimatize spices from the East Indies, nowadays with around 8,200 plant species. You can see imperial palm trees, an orchid nursery with more than 600 species, medicinal plants and a variety of birds.

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site Jardim Botânico