Christ the Redeemer, perched atop Corcovado Mountain, is one of the New Seven Wonders of the World and Brazil’s most iconic landmark. Inaugurated in 1931, this 30-meter-tall monument, created by engineer Heitor da Silva Costa and with the support of theFrench sculptor Paul Landowski, offers stunning panoramic views of Rio de Janeiro from 710 meters above sea level. This open-air sanctuary is a symbol of faith and welcome, receiving visitors from all cultures and religions. Elevated to Archdiocesan Shrine status in 2006, Christ the Redeemer plays a vital religious and cultural role. It supports social and environmental actions aligned with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. The monument also hosts special illuminations and cultural events, supporting various social causes. Attracting millions of tourists annually, it significantly impacts the local economy and tourism. Visit Christ the Redeemer to experience the peace and beauty of this Brazilian icon, always open-armed to all.

Popularized by the song "The Girl from Ipanema," this world-famous beach gives foreign visitors a sense of life in Rio, displaying a cross-section of different lifestyles, chic boutiques and eateries and luxurious apartment buildings.

Two 800-yard-long rows of towering royal palm trees are a highlight of this massive garden containing thousands of plants and trees, including every variety of palm tree imaginable.

For sunning, relaxing and people watching, join the thousands who flock each year to this lively, world-famous beach lined with shops, bars, restaurants and hotels.

World's biggest soccer stadium

The Museum of Tomorrow is a new kind of Science museum. Here you are invited to examine the past, understand today's global trends and envision possible scenarios for the next 50 years through immersive audiovisual environments, interactive installations and games available to public in Portuguese, English and Spanish. The museum has areas dedicated to temporary exhibitions, an auditorium for events, an inviting café, a restaurant and a museum shop. The museum also has three specific areas of programming: Education, Laboratory of Tomorrow and the Observatory of Tomorrow.

The CCBB is a cultural center that consists of exhibition rooms, three theaters, a library, cinema, and a video room. It is housed in an art deco style building located in what used to be the financial district of Rio de Janeiro.