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Discover the art, history, and culture of the Paraisopolis favela on a private tour in Sao Paulo. This authentic half-day excursion is perfect for travelers who want to explore the city’s second-largest favela respectfully and safely. With your guide, you’ll meet local artists whose works represent the favela and its residents. You’ll also learn about locally-led social projects that work hard to improve life for people in Paraisopolis.

Spend time in Rio’s Vidigal favela and get to know more about the community on this excursion. With a small group, navigate the alleyways and secret passages of the concrete jungle, meeting locals along the way. Get to know what life is like in the favela and how these hillside communities came to be.

This walk will allow you to discover the bohemian district of Santa Teresa by accessing it by the famous yellow tram, then wandering at your own pace before reaching Lapa by the famous colorful staircase of Selaron then ending your visit with Cinelandia square.

This walking tour takes visitors through an immersive experience of Ilha Grande’s historical and natural landscapes. Visitors have the opportunity to explore19th century buildings, walk through the State Park, and swim at the famous Black Beach and under the Pocao do Abraao Waterfall. Visitors will leave with a new appreciation for Ilha Grande’s role in the incredible history of Brazil.

Explore the Imperial City of Petropolis, Brazil on a guided tour with an included lunch. During Brazil’s colonization, Petropolis was frequented by Dom Pedro II and features many remnants from the period including the Imperial Museum and Quintadinha Palace. Visit these places and more during your tour to learn about the city and then enjoy a traditional Brazilian buffet lunch.

Visit Salvador's most important cultural museums during a 3-hour private tour. With your dedicated guide, enjoy flexibility and personal attention as you learn about Salvador's history. Visit both the Afro-Brazilian Museum and the museums dedicated to the indigenous people of Brazil. Stop by the Carlos Costa Pinto Museum and a museum of sacred and religious art housed in a building owned by a 19th-century Carmelite order. Learn about the cultural history of the city and how the combination of people from different backgrounds came together to create a unique social fabric. Round-trip transportation from Salvador hotels is included.

See what daily life is like in one of Rio's favelas, or shanty towns, on this educational half-day tour. Rocinha, the tour's destination, is one of many densely-populated favelas in Rio, most of which are underdeveloped and overpopulated. With a local guide, explore the cultural and commercial centers of this favela and interact with the residents. A portion of the proceeds go to back to the community. Round-trip transportation from Rio hotels is included.

It starts at the moment we board the car and we head towards the northern Bahian coastline, known as the coconut road until we arrive at the first stop, Praia do Forte at 10:30. There we can visit the Village of Fishermen, Project TAMAR of giant turtles (optional). Afterwards we will go to Guarajuba, a paradisiacal beach with natural pools where we will take a bath and enjoy an excellent restaurant by the sea.

Embark on a 14 mile (23 km) train journey through Italian history in Brazil. Start your adventure at Bento Gonçalves, travel through Garibaldi. Then continue to the Epopeia Italiana Park. Experience nine real-life scenarios made into interactive visual exhibitions to learn the stories of Lázaro and Rosa, thought to be Brazil’s first Italian immigrants. Learn about the hardships they hardened to help bring Italian culture to Rio Grande Do Sul.

The Christ the Redeemer statue atop Corcovado Mountain is one of Rio’s most iconic landmarks. With this half-day city tour, travel up to the mountaintop in an air-conditioned minivan with hotel pickup included, then combine it with two of Rio’s most vibrant historic neighborhoods. Visit the picturesque Santa Teresa, known for its bohemian vibe and narrow streets, then explore the nightlife hub of Lapa, home to the colorful Selaron Steps.

Get the full Amazon experience when you book this full-day excursion that begins in Manaus. Take a speed boat ride along the Black River to an area where you can swim with docile river dolphins and observe them in the wild. Then, visit an indigenous community to learn about the local culture and lifestyle. Finally, see where the Black and Amazon rivers converge at the “meeting of the waters.”

Discover the past and present culture of Sao Paulo on a small-group bike tour. Pedal through vibrant street art murals, charming neighborhoods, and iconic landmarks while your guide provides illuminating commentary. Enjoy a relaxed pace, plenty of stops for photos, and the chance to experience the city like a local. This excursion is perfect for travelers seeking an immersive and active way to explore Sao Paulo's offbeat urban scene.

Participate in a 3-hour Brazilian percussion workshop in Salvador. Get to know the rhythms and beats that provide the backdrop for Bahia's famous Carnival celebrations. Listen to the music that is essential in the Samba de Roda and the Candomblé ceremony. Learn about the percussion's roots in the African continent and how the tradition has transformed in modern Brazil from your local guide and professional percussion teacher. Round-trip transportation from Salvador hotels is included.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant football culture of Brazil with this tour through the incredible Maracanã Stadium and the Clube de Regatas do Flamengo headquarters. Get a behind-the-scenes look at Flamengo and its history. Then, head to the world-famous Maracanã to explore its player dressing rooms, wander the sidelines, sit on the players' bench, or take photos in the fan zone.

Explore the history and rich culture of Brazil on this guided tour of Rio de Janeiro. Follow your enthusiastic guides around the city, and see iconic local landmarks and buildings as you work your way through some of Rio’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Learn about the communities who live here, and the way people live here too—from local food to street parties.

Learn about life inside Rocinha, one of Rio de Janeiro's largest favelas. You're driven to the top of the slum community, located on a hillside that overlooks the city, before you descend on foot. Your guide offers insight on Rocinha's socioeconomic issues and the lives of its inhabitants during your walk.

Focus on the history of Brazil's political systems on this walking tour of Rio de Janeiro. This alternative tour delves deep into the political history of the huge country, including topic such as dictatorships, militarism, Getulio Vargas, Aterro do Flamengo, and others that typical tours don't talk about. This is the perfect option for history buffs or those who want to know the real story of Brazil's complicated history.

Visit Rio's highlights and landmarks on foot during a small-group sightseeing tour. Ride the subway downtown and follow your 'carioca' (Rio native) guide on a walk that includes Rio's most important historical and cultural sites. Visit National Museum of Fine Arts, Theatro Municipal, the Monastery Church of Santo Antônio, Ordem Terceira de São Francisco da Penitência and several other important landmarks.

Our tour has the differential due to the way we treat our customers, always aiming at the welfare and safety. You can visit the famous "Quadrado" as the colorful houses that work as bars, restaurants and shops. Our cars are new, our guides are accredited and our drivers are trained professionals.

The south of Brazil was heavily populated by German immigrants between the 1830s and 1920s and they have left a lasting legacy on the area. Take a full-day tour from Balneario Camboriu to the towns of Blumenau and Pomerode to get a better understanding of the area’s unique history and culture. See where the second-biggest Oktoberfest is held and visit an area where most of the residents speak German.

Visit the quaint city of Blumenau on a full-day tour from Balneário Camboriú. This Brazilian city was originally a German colony and the traditions never really left, as can be seen through the city’s Tudor architecture. Take a city tour and learn about it’s Bavarian roots and shop for local treats that are unique to this region.

Immerse yourself in Brazil's diverse culture with this full day tour through one of the largest Favela's in Rio De Janeiro. Explore urban history under the safe guidance of a local, born and raised within the Favela itself. Engage in an educational sightseeing adventure through this unique historic and social environment. After learning about this amazing community, enjoy the opportunity to shop for souvenirs.

Trace the steps of late superstar Michael Jackson through Rio and the favela of Santa Marta on this small-group tour. Traveling with a small group of just 10 people of fewer means you'll enjoy personalized attention from your guide and plenty of chances to ask questions. Visiting Santa Marta is a must-do for tourists in Rio to understand the diverse makeup of the city and its residents.

Turistando RJ takes you to discover the main postcards of Rio de Janeiro so that you can enjoy the best that the Marvelous City has to offer. Pick up from your hotel or meeting point and go on a full day tour visiting the sights in the morning, then take a break for a delicious Barbecue lunch getting to know the Carioca cuisine, then continue in the afternoon getting to know the most beautiful sights of Rio de Janeiro! Take the opportunity to record unique photos with a privileged view of the Marvelous City at the tourist points and contemplate the displacement between them passing by historical monuments.