Santa Teresa + Old Rio - Winner Jeep Tours

Itinerary

· Pick-up at the hotel in open jeeps.~

· Travel for 30 minutes past the Botafogo Beache, Flamengo Beache and the Down Town.

· Visit the starting center for the Monument to the Soldiers of World War II, the Monastery of St. Bento, Sambodromo, Square XI, Sahara, Carioca Square and get on the cable car in Santa Teresa neighborhood.

· Landing at Bar do Arnaldo, followed by jeep to Santa Teresa Park of Ruins, Belvedere Rato Molhado and down the District of Glory.

· Return to hotel.

Description

O The Center of Rio de Janeiro (where the city in 1565), despite having undergone major changes in the early twentieth century still has some architectural relics of Brazilian baroque style.

The Monastery of St. Benedict, date of 1590. The church opened in 1641, after 10 years of construction, impresses with its interior all carved from wood covered with gold.

Opened in 1984, after 11 months of construction, the Sambadrome is an example of modern architecture, which accommodates a stadium for 70,000 people (used in the carnival once a year), with a public school that operates year-round.

The Sahara is the concentration of retailers , Rio Who can look away from the wide variety of wares in the street and focus on the style of house building, has a pleasant surprise.

The neighborhood of Santa Teresa is residential care and architectural features of the early twentieth century. Santa Teresa has a special charm with its cobbled streets where the last cable car travels in Brazil.

The stakes in Chinese Pavilion is indispensable. From this privileged vantage point we can see the Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas, Corcovado, Sugar Loaf, Guanabara Bay, Two Brothers Hill, Ipanema, Leblon and Botanical Gardens among others.

Tips: comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, warm clothes for cold or cloudy days.