Santa Teresa
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Santa Teresa is a traditional neighborhood, you can notice by the old architecture and the historic tram. It's like in old times. The best carnival blocos are here too, go for Carmelitas or Céu na Terra. Santa is in the middle of a lot of different neighborhood and you can have great views from the city.
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CCBB
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CCBB is one of the 100 most visited museums in the world. The building is beautiful by itself, it's a restored neoclassical building and it's huge. The CCBB houses three theaters, bookstore, cafe, tea salon, cinema and several exhibition halls. All the best exhibitions in town passed here, as Dalí, Infinite Obsession and Cai-Guo-Qiang.
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Escadaria Selarón
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It's a great place for taking pictures! You can spend hours going up and down the stairs, in awe by this delicate artwork. Also, this place isn't very known by foreigners, so many people come to Rio and never discover it.
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Pedra Bonita
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If you want to have a helicopter view without paying a lot for it and have a nature and local experience, pedra bonita is a wonderful choice! On the top you have a incredible view from the beaches, sea, mountains, city and gavel's stone. Watching the sunrise and sunset here will make you want to live in this city forever.
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Jardim Botânico
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This huge tropical garden was built by the emperor Dom João VI during the stay of the Royal Family in Brazil. You may see birds, monkeys and all kinds of animals there. Don't miss the Amazon garden with its examples of many species of native plants and trees found in the Amazon.
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Arpoador
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Check the breaking waves on the left side and on Ipanema's side, you'll have a breathtaking view on the sunset.
It's considered special as during the midsummer you are able to enjoy the sun setting over the sea (a rare event in the Brazilian coast) right next to the Two Brothers hill.
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Ipanema Beach
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Ipanema is the beach where everybody goes. Despite of having a lot of tourists here, it's totally different from Copacabana. There are different zones in the beach. Posto 8 is gay-friendly, Posto 9 is 420-friendly and a little bit hippie and alternative too, and Posto 10 is more preppy but still laid-back.
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Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas
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Rio has so many places for practicing sports. Lagoa has a beautiful view, you can easily rent a bike or just walk around. If you are not in the mood, go for a picnic on its gardens or try some caipirinha in one of the restaurants around.
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Parque Lage
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An old tv advertisement used to say that Cariocas are always looking for different sights of the most famous monument around, the Christ. It’s true, and Parque Lage has its own Christ’s particular sight. A walk in the garden is something you should really try in a hot day.
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Confeitaria Colombo
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If you are in Centro visiting the old buildings or the Municipal Theater this is definitely a must. They serve amazing tea time menus. You can also go there for lunch, they have good sandwiches. It is not the cheapest place to eat but it is worth the visit.
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Mureta da Urca
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The neighborhood of Urca is a bit off the tourist trail, but rich in history. It feels like a quintessential South American town. It event boasts the oldest street in Rio and was where Carmen Miranda was first scouted for American Pictures.
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Praia da Joatinga
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Get there is not difficult, but is also not very easy. Maybe that’s why people (including celebrities) loves to go there seeking for some quiet time and some privacy.
You can get there by a street called Estrada do Joá, that links São Conrado to Barra da Tijuca.
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Horto waterfall
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It's the most famous and local waterfall, where everybody goes to refreshing, connecting with nature, having a great time, or just run away from the crowded and super hot beaches on summer. And it's so close to the city! You can enjoy the beach in the morning and go to this waterfall after.
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Morro da Conceição
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Besides the old houses and the little old fashioned business, Morro da Coinceição is know for being the residence area of lots of artists that during events open theirs doors for visitation. There a few nice restaurants around it too. Try the marvellous Oswaldo Aranha Fillet at Gracioso or the Feijoada at Imaculada.
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Praia vermelha
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It's such a outstanding beach, with the Sugar Loaf just on your feets and unbelievably clear water. Although it's inside the bay, the ones who know the inside scoop are aware that it’s one of the cleanest beaches in town, so don't worry. It's perfect for outdoor sports such as stand up paddle or kayak.
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