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Christ The Redeemer

Classed as one of the new Seven wonders of the World - 'Cristo Redentor' is perched on the summit of Mount Corcovado.

Christ the Redeemer is a statue of Jesus Christ that towers 2,310 feet above the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Crafted between 1922-1931, this statue is the largest art deco-style sculpture in the world. It has fascinated historians, experts and tourists for almost a hundred years.

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Sugarloaf Mountain

Explore Rio and visit Sugar Loaf Mountain during this 4-hour morning tour. Visit some of the city's most important landmarks, including the Metropolitan Cathedral and Copacabana Beach.

Explore Rio and visit Sugar Loaf Mountain during this 4-hour morning tour. Visit some of the city's most important landmarks, including the Metropolitan Cathedral and Copacabana Beach. Then, board a glassed-in cable car bound for Sugar Loaf's peak, stopping once at a scenic viewpoint.

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Handgliding With Gui Gama

Gui is a 59 years old Brazilian - born and raised in Rio de Janeiro - , with 40 years experience in Hang Gliding, and more than 35 years as an certified instructor.

Gui is huge enthusiast for this fantastic activity which he choose to be his profession from a very young age. The Bookitlist team traveled out to Rio last year and had an incredible experience flying with Gui. He also has some great stories to tell.

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Favela Tour Rocinha

Get an in-depth local experience with this walking tour of one of Rio's favelas, Rocinha and if you get the chance, play football with some very tricky locals.

Rocinha is the largest favela in Rio de Janeiro, a city where favela residents make up 22.03 percent of the population. This means that out of the 6.3 million people living in Rio, 1.4 million live in favelas.

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Visit to Madureira Park

Get some rest and relaxation with the locals in Madureira Park, on the north side of Rio, with round-trip transportation from your Rio hotel.

Check out Samba Square for some spontaneous samba performances or the Arena Carioca for cultural happenings. Play basketball or volleyball on the courts or just lay in the grass and people watch.

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Hike To Pedra Bonita

Many of the colorful hang gliders soaring over the city of Rio de Janeiro launch from the top of Pedra Bonita, a granite peak located within Tijuca National Park.

From an elevation of 2,283 feet (696 meters), the views are stellar even for visitors who choose to forgo the hang gliding. Unlike some of Rio’s other peaks, Pedra Bonita has an easy trail to the top.

A mile-long (1.5-kilometer) trail climbs steadily toward the peak, and while there’s a significant elevation change along the way, there are steps on the steeper parts, so it’s no more difficult than climbing a staircase. Barra da Tijuca, Sugarloaf Mountain, Rocinha favela and Christ the Redeemer are all visible from the top.

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Escadaria Selaron

The world most beautiful staircase! One of the most important touristic sites of Rio de Janeiro is this colorful piece of art called Selaron Staircase.

In English it translates as the Selaron stairs. Located in the legendary neighborhood of Lapa, it’s easy to reach and definitely a must see while visiting the Cidade Maravilhosa.

Jorge Selaron is a Chilean who built the stairs, born in 1947. He was a world traveler, a painter, and a ceramic artist. He traveled all around the world, in the Americas, Europe and Asia, visiting in total more than 50 countries.

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Samba Class and Samba Night Tour

Dance like a local during this 4-hour experience in Rio de Janeiro. Learn basic samba and forró steps at the dance studio.

After we will transfer to the famous Rio Scenarium, where you'll enjoy express entry, to show off your new moves on the dance floor. Sounds exciting right!

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Flamengo Museum

It is time to get to know the present and history of the biggest multi-sport club in Brazil! Discover Flamengo's headquarters, including the official field, gyms, swimming pools and dojo.

Visit the club's premises on a guided tour with several stories and curiosities from the World's Most Dearest. Take the opportunity to visit the Flamengo Museum, register your photos with the trophies and witness the historic and champion trajectory of Rubro-Negro (red-black)!

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