AquaRio, or just Rio's marine aquarium, is a 100% private, modern and multifunctional place for public visitation, for education, research, conservation, leisure, entertainment and culture. Thus, it created the opportunity for the City of Rio de Janeiro – which has a natural vocation for tourism linked to the sea – to offer visitors a unique space with attractions and innovative technologies that are rarely seen in Brazil. With 26 thousand m² of built area and 4.5 million liters of water, AquaRio is the largest marine aquarium in South America and has more than 2 thousand animals of 350 different species on display. Several unique attractions, grandiose enclosures and tanks and all the necessary infrastructure to provide educational and pleasurable entertainment to the public.

We're talking about a Guiness Record Champion over here - the Ethnical Murals of Kobra is one of the biggest graffitti panels in the world. Inspired by the Olympic rings, there are five different indigenous people representing the 5 continents. The 2500 m² art called "Ethnic Group" is signed by Eduardo Kobra, a brazillian man who has spread his giant paintings around the world, countries such as France, England, Sweden, Greece and the USA. Witness the immense beauty located at Gamboa, right next fo the Museu do Amanhã (Tomorrow's Museum) and MAR - Museu de Arte do Rio (Rio's Art Museum). Afterwards, enjoy the sunset on the town's Ferris Wheel - or as they call it, the best view of the town. It is a 20 minute ride in climate-controled cabin to just watch the view from an 288ft Ferris Wheel in Rio de Janeiro. 

Welcome to the heart of Rio! Elected in 2007 as one of the 7 wonders of the world, Christ is a monument that attracts tourists from all over the world for its beauty and significance. The statue was conceived in the mid-19th century and construction began only in 1922, taking nine years to complete in 1931. After much criticism due to poor lighting, the Cristo underwent renovations that were inaugurated in 1981, with the presence of Pope John Paul II, who declared: "If God is Brazilian, the Pope is Carioca". Located 709 meters from the sea, Christ the Redeemer is the second largest sculpture representation of Jesus Christ in the world, the first place belongs to the so-called Statue of Christ the King located in Poland. This tourist attraction is almost mandatory for anyone who comes to visit the city, providing one of the most beautiful views of the city and a truly spiritual and unforgettable moment. In addition, you will reach the Christ through a train trip, starting in the beautiful neighborhood of Laranjeiras. You will take a playful ride in the middle of nature until you reach the top of Corcovado.

Welcome to Maracana! Scene of the most important classics of Brazilian football, Maracanã has also hosted historic moments of international football. Monumental events, such as the thousandth goal by King Pelé, in 1969, also took place on the lawns of the temple of Brazilian football. Maracanã underwent a major renovation for the 2014 World Cup and currently has a capacity for 78,838 fans. The stadium was modernized and today meets international requirements in terms of safety, logistics and sustainability. New bars and cafeterias provide more comfort to the public, which also has retractable chairs divided by color and produced with certified materials, such as PET bottles. Divided into five levels and in the north, south, east and west sectors, Maracanã bets on divisions to facilitate access and location for fans. Gate, sector, block, level, row and chair are the subdivisions that will allow fans to locate their place with greater safety and comfort. There are also seats for obese people, an area reserved for people with special needs and a tactile floor for the visually impaired.  ​