Full day tour Christ the Redeemer & Sugar Loaf

1. Santuario Cristo Redentor
   2h · Admission ticket not included
   Be ready in the lobby at the appointed time. You will take a full day tour. First stop for the Corcovado train to visit Christ the Redeemer. A panoramic view of the city with a photo stop at the Maracanã stadium, Metropolitan Cathedral and Escadara do Selaron. After lunch visit by cable car to the Urca and Sugarloaf Mountains.
   Return to hotel
2. Sambodromo da Marques de Sapucai
   Pass by
   The Marquis of Sapucai was a teacher to Emperor Pedro II since his childhood and after he was an elder he was also a teacher to Princess Isabel. Because of so much dedication he became a street name.
   In 1978, the first organized parade took place on the avenue, but the stands were not fixed and the scheme was costly and time-consuming. The persecuted, criminalized and so often pushed away rhythm has conquered an entire avenue for itself and made it its stage. In 1984 it received Oscar Niemeyer's grand design, 700 meters long as the stage for the biggest open-air spectacle on the planet and which provokes many people; joys, emotions and dreams.
3. The Metropolitan Cathedral of Saint Sebastian
   20m
   The modern Metropolitan Cathedral is located in the heart of the historic center, its architecture is based on the lines of the Mayan pyramids with its square base, built in concrete, its internal decoration surprises with its colorful stained glass windows that tell the story of Jesus on earth.
   Internal visit 20 minutes
4. Arcos da Lapa
   Pass by
   The aqueduct built after the Romans was the most important means of bringing drinking water to the population of the colony and the Brazilian Empire. There are 42 arches that support a track for the old train that connects the historic center to Santa Teresa.
5. Escadaria Selaron
   20m
   Selaron Staircase
   The Chilean visual artist traveled the world before settling in the staircase where he left his art perpetuated in the colorful tiled staircases. The staircase was built during the colonial period to connect to the convent of Santa Teresa. For decades it was abandoned and deteriorated with brothels and drug addicts, making the area very dangerous. With the dedication that Selaron achieved, in addition to involving the local community, it attracted tourists who returned and brought tiles from their countries and cities, transforming the area into a major tourist attraction in the city.
6. 2h
   You will be taken to a unique lunch experience, the Brazilian barbecue with allotment. The abundance of meat and a buffet of salads, hot dishes and various side dishes.
   *Drinks are NOT included
7. Sugarloaf Mountain
   2h · Admission ticket not included
   Departing from the indicate point, the drive takes you to Red beach, where the sea level cable car station is located. The Sugarloaf rises as a massive granite cone at the entrance of Board the cable car for the ascent made in two stages; it takes three minutes to reach Morro da Urca, 650 meters high, where shops and restaurants are set in shaded gardens. The second stage involves a breathtaking walk to the 1200-foot summit. The aerial view of the city and the beaches is incredibly stunning.
   After descending from this stunning observation point of the city, you board your bus again and continue through the historic center on the way to the gigantic Maracanã stadium, after a panoramic view around the stadium we continue to know the avenue where the parade of schools Samba happen every year. A stop for an internal visit to the Metropolitan Cathedral and it's time for a delicious and hearty lunch at a steakhouse. Return by the beaches.

Pickup details

WE SERVE ALL HOTELS ON THE SOUTH EDGE OF THE CITY
Hotels, reserve some spaces for boarding and disembarking, but it's only 20 minutes, be at the agreed location.

Tickets
During visits we DO NOT include tickets for the Corcovado train or the Sugarloaf Mountain cable car, there may be a discount applicable.

Wear comfortable shoes, a cap, sunglasses, drink plenty of water and don't forget to bring extra batteries.

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
• Passport name, number, expiry and country is required at time of booking for all participants.
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