• Largo da Carioca - Meeting Point
• Museu Sacro Franciscano - The Sacro Franciscano Museum, situated in the Convent of Santo Antônio, showcases colonial Baroque architecture and contains religious artworks, liturgical items, and historical artifacts that highlight the Franciscan influence and spiritual legacy in Brazil. Visiting is optional, with entrance fees of R$ 20 for adults and R$ 10 for children.
• Real Gabinete Português de Leitura - The Royal Portuguese Reading Room, a hidden treasure celebrated for its breathtaking neomanueline architecture and remarkable literary collection.
• Confeitaria Colombo - Colombo Confectionery. Experience the Belle Époque amidst glass windows and mirrors, and discover the venue frequented by Brazilian politicians and high society.
• Rua do Mercado - Street of the city’s old market, renowned for its beautiful colonial houses.
• Praça Quinze de Novembro - A square that hosted significant events in Brazil’s history, rich in heritage and cultural importance.
• Palace Building Gustavo Capanema - A modernist landmark adorned with panels and mosaics by masters such as Cândido Portinari.
• Municipal Theater of Rio de Janeiro - An opera theater from the early 19th century that harmonizes with its architecture.
• Cinelandia - A plaza famous for its cinemas, theater, the national library, the largest in Latin America, and other impressive buildings.

• All Fees and Taxes
• Architect Guide specialized in Brazilian history and culture

• Food and Drinks from the places visited.

Embark on an adventure through the vibrant core of Rio, exploring centuries of culture, art, and history.

The tour kicks off at Largo da Carioca, where the city’s colonial past harmonizes with its modern pulse.

Next, visit the Church of São Francisco de Paula, a haven of tranquility in the heart of Rio, and the stunning Royal Portuguese Reading Room, renowned as one of the world’s most beautiful libraries.

Afterward, enjoy a delightful pause at the traditional Colombo Confectionery, surrounded by the glass and mirrors of the Belle Époque.

At Casa Tucum, indigenous art showcases the traditions and resilience of indigenous peoples.

The journey continues along Rua do Mercado and Praça XV, amidst colonial facades and tales of emperors and merchants.

At Palácio Gustavo Capanema, Brazilian modernism shines with innovative works and ideas crafted by Le Corbusier and Oscar Niemeyer.

The experience concludes at Cinelândia and the Municipal Theatre, a symbol of Carioca culture and one of Latin America’s most impressive opera houses.

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