Free Walking Tour
Rio de Janeiro

There are endless things to do in Rio de Janeiro. Spend a day at the world-famous Copacabana Beach and enjoy spectacular views. It’s the place to see and be seen! Head around the corner to Ipanema Beach, where you can find the chic neighborhoods of Ipanema and Leblon. Sugarloaf Mountain dominates the iconic Rio skyline. Take the cable car up to the peak and savor one of the most amazing city views in the world. If you are a football fan, then catch a match at the Maracana Stadium and experience your football fantasy. Head to the neighborhood of Santa Teresa for its lovely architecture and street art. It has a great decadent vibe and is full of artisanal shops for you to rummage through. A trip to Lapa is a must for its buzzing nightlife. Dance the night away or simply people-watching whilst sipping on a caipirinha.

The jewel in Brazil’s crown, this city is a byword for partying, but there’s more to discover in this wonderful city. On the Free Tours of Rio de Janeiro, you will immerse yourself in the Carioca lifestyle. You will learn about its fascinating history and how it has gone from being a colonial capital for the Portuguese to being a leading city in the region to being the first city in South America to host the Olympic Games. Make the most of one of the Free Walking Tours in Rio de Janeiro. Joining a local guide on an Essential Rio de Janeiro City Tour is the safest way to walk around the city center and visit emblematic places. Book a Free Tour of Lapa and Gloria neighborhoods to immerse yourself in the local culture. For architecture lovers, join a Free Tour of Santa Teresa and see charming mansions alongside some incredible street art.

With Rio de Janeiro Free Walking Tour, you’ll visit iconic landmarks such as the Arco do Teles, the Imperial Palace, or the church of Nossa Senhora do Carmo da Antiga Se, and its spectacular Royal Chapel. Enjoy the best views of Guanabara Bay as well as visit the Metropolitan Cathedral, with a structure that is reminiscent of the temples of pre-Columbian America. Rio de Janeiro’s skyline is famous for its iconic Sugarloaf Mountain, as well as the neighboring Christ the Redeemer on Mount Corcovado, one of the Seven Wonders of the modern world. Rio is famous for football and samba, so you cannot miss the famous Maracana Stadium, one of the largest in the world, as well as the unique Sambadrome. It’s the huge outdoor venue where the famous Rio de Janeiro carnival parade is held, and where thousands of people congregate to dance samba!