We have long dreamed of visiting fabulous Rio de Janeiro. Bright, tropical, festive and sunny. That's how everyone imagines Rio. And that's exactly what it is.
There are many articles on the Internet about how unsafe Rio is. At first, we were very scared to walk around, we didn't take anything with us except an old phone and some cash. However, it's not that scary. The city is very tasty in terms of attractions, and the coastline is fantastic.
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Statue of Christ the Redeemer
Sights
One of the Eight Modern Wonders of the World
A unique attraction, without which it is difficult to imagine Rio. A fantastic view opens up from the top. And the road to the statue itself will not leave you indifferent. As it turned out, they do not always let you up. There are TVs below that show the visibility at the top. If visibility is poor, you will be advised to go another day.
A bizarrely shaped mountain in Rio de Janeiro with a picturesque view of the city
The second highest landmark with an equally amazing view of the city districts and the statue of Christ the Redeemer. We were lucky to see the sunset at the top.
A real Brazilian favela, where crime reigns. It turned out that you can buy a tour with a guide. We were even able to visit one of the residential buildings of Rocinha. By the way, they live very comfortably. Incredible views of the ocean and complete freedom.
Chilean artist Jorge Selaron has dedicated 23 years of his life to this. Very colorful. The perfect place to fill your social networks with bright photos.
Great beach and panoramic view. The ocean is always rough, so the waves are high and swimming is fun. In January the water was warm, about +25. There are also many football and volleyball courts.
A picturesque beach in a prestigious area of Rio de Janeiro
A beautiful beach with a large number of establishments along the promenade. Together with Copacabana, they are the most popular points of Rio de Janeiro among tourists.
A small beach in Rio de Janeiro with a view of Sugarloaf Mountain
It seemed to us that people don't swim here. The beach is in a quiet bay and there are almost no people here. But there is a magnificent view of Sugarloaf.
The museum has several exhibitions about the planet and its main problems. Ecology, overpopulation, poverty, and so on. To be honest, the exhibition was not impressive, we liked the shape of the building itself and the walk around the city more.
