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What do you do in São Paulo in the months leading up to the official carnaval parades? To be ready for the showy carnaval parades in February, samba schools need a long preparation that happen from October to January. Get the feeling of carnaval taking a guided private tour going to an exciting rehearsal experiencing the passion that unites all Brazilians. Dive into one of the most comprehensive and interactive Brazilian cultural expressions with samba dancing, singing and cheering alongside fans at one of the samba schools practicing warehouses. • This experience gives you an unforgettable opportunity of seeing a different culture and break from the usual routine • You will also have the chance to try traditional snacks (not included) and take memorable pictures of the experience • Enthusiastic about carnaval or not, it cannot be missed out on while São Paulo • Get an insight into local Samba music history and culture • Benefit from the undivided attention of a private guide

This full-day itinerary includes private tours of Maracanã stadium and the Sambadrome parade venue, so visitors to Rio can get an introduction to two Brazilian cultural institutions: football and Carnival. With hotel transport and a personal guide on hand to share information and history, you’ll gain a better understanding of the Cariocas (Rio’s residents) than going alone. You’ll even have a chance to order the national dish and drink (own expense).

Discover the magic of Brazilian Carnival with our exclusive tour for the parade at Marquês de Sapucaí in 2027! Be enchanted by the grandeur of the floats and the contagious energy of the samba schools as they parade down the legendary Samba Alley. With comfortable transportation and expert guides, this is your chance to immerse yourself in the richness of Brazilian culture. Reserve now and secure your spot in this epic party!

Experience the excitement of Carnival 2027 at Sapucaí, one of Brazil's greatest cultural celebrations! This exclusive tour offers an unforgettable experience through the vibrant colors, contagious rhythms, and rich traditions of Brazilian Carnival. With comfortable, direct transportation to the Sambadrome, you can relax and get ready to dive into the heart of this extraordinary party. Watch the samba schools parade and be mesmerized by the grand floats, stunning costumes, and the energy that fills the atmosphere. Feel the samba, an expression of Brazil's soul, and learn about the stories and symbols that make Carnival so special. In addition to experiencing the grandeur of the event, you'll have the chance to understand more about the rituals and traditions that unite generations. Book now and discover why Carnival at Sapucaí is an unforgettable and unique celebration!

Explore Brazil's two great passions: soccer and Carnival. This tour begins with a vibrant stroll through the Maracanã Stadium, where you'll visit the Hall of Fame, the locker rooms, the press room, and the pitch. Then, immerse yourself in Carnival culture at the Grande Rio warehouse, one of Rio de Janeiro's largest samba schools. Discover the making of floats and costumes, and watch a video that tells the history of Carnival. Try on parade costumes and learn to samba with a "passista" (a profesional dancer) finishing with a caipirinha, the traditional Brazilian drink. - Visit the iconic Maracanã Stadium and its backstage areas - Discover the history of Carnival at Grande Rio warehouse - Try on costumes and learn to samba - Includes a traditional caipirinha at the end of the tour **THE TICKETS TO THE ATTRACTIONS (MARACANÃ AND CARNAVAL EXPERIENCE) ARE NOT INCLUDED They have to be paid for per person, total depends on the group size. Both tkts together cost about 40 USD per person.

Welcome to Recife and Olinda! Meet Recife and Olinda with a Guide historian This is a private tour for you, your friends or family with a bilingual historian Guide who will pick you up and take you to your place of origin. Main attractions visited Franscico Brennand Sculpture Park: We will drive via Brasília Teimosa to the Parque das Esculturas by the avenue of another 1 km over the reefs. Overlooking the ancient Recife we make the historical and geographical contextualization of the city of Recife. San José and Santo Antonio: Cais Estelita Avenue and the new urban occupation of the city. Streets of the Aurora and the Sun, Duarte Coelho Bridge (Galo Bridge). Baoba of the Republic Square, Palace of the Princesses, Crab of the Customs House. Old Recife: Marco Zero, Cultural Box, Crafts Market, Rua do Bom Jesus (formerly Rua dos Judeus), Plaza do Arsenal, Malakoff Tower and Cais Apolo.