Top Brazil Museum Tickets & Passes

Most fans only ever see Maracana Stadium from the outside, but by booking your admission in advance, you gain exclusive access to usually off-limits parts of the stadium. With a guide, visit the locker rooms, press conference room, the edge of the pitch, and see displays of historic trophies and memorabilia. It's an in-depth way to learn about Rio de Janeiro's top football (soccer) arena, and perfect for sports fans of all varieties.

The Cathedral of Nossa Senhora de Lourdes or the Catedral de Pedra; is a Catholic church located in the city of Canela, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, in southern Brazil. It is considered a major tourist attraction of the so-called Serra Gaúcha. Its characteristic style is English Gothic. The church has a 65 meter high tower and a 12-bell carillon made of cast bronze, Made by Giacomo Crespi from Italy. Inside, there are three panels made up of canvases painted by the artist Marciano Schmitz, representing "Apparition of the Virgin", "Allegory of Angels" and "The Annunciation". The Via Sacra paintings were made by Pablo Herrera, a Uruguayan sculptor and restorer of Sacred Art. Wood and clay were used, with the bottom full of paintings with images superimposed on the clay.

Prebooking your ticket to Sao Paulo’s Oceanographic Museum means you'll sail past lines for the ticket office on the day, so you can get straight to enjoying the aquatic exhibits without having to wait around. Plus, you'll be able to explore more than 1,600 artefacts at your own pace.

Thanks to its European influence and its proximity to the cocoa-rich Amazon, South Brazil produces some of Latin America’s best chocolate. This chocolate factory tour is sure to satisfy your sweet tooth and enhance your appreciation of chocolate by revealing the production process from bean to bar. And of course, you’ll enjoy ample samples along the way.

Your guide will take you and your group of six or fewer on a city tour of Fortaleza today. You’ll visit several places along the way, including Dragão do Mar Centro de Arte e Cultura, where you can visit the planetarium, the museum, the amphitheater, sculptures, historic houses, as well as the market, cathedral, and fort. This is a packed half day exploring the city.

Discover the best that Rio de Janeiro has to offer and the sights that pique your interests on this customizable tour. Alongside a private guide, create an itinerary focused on what your group wants to see; discover hidden gems, go off-the-beaten path, or visit top landmarks in the city. Walk on the colorful Selaron Steps, walk through Tijuca National Forest, visit the Rocinha favela, and much more.

Explore the Ricardo Brennand Institute during this 5-hour tour in Recife. Follow an audio guide through the world-class art collection, including one of the world's largest weapons collections and a significant number of Frans Prost paintings. Continue to the Oficina Francisco Brennand to see a collection of a native Brazilian contemporary sculptor, with an additional visit to the Park of Sculptures to see more of the artist's work. Entrance fees and round-trip transportation from select Recife hotels are included.

Rio de Janeiro is the home of samba, a lively type of Afro-Brazilian music and dance that's seen at the festival of Carnaval. If you want an immersive way to learn more about samba, skip professional performances and instead, try out a dance class and visit a real samba nightclub. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned dancer, an instructor is on hand to guide you through the steps. After mastering the basic movements, head out to show off on the dance floor.

Buy your admission in advance to Brazil's Ski Mountain Park. Try skiing and snowboarding in the middle of South America for an unusual treat while on vacation. Activities include a climbing tower, a moto bike, a toboggan, cable car, and kids activities. Buying tickets in advance guarantees your admission even on sold-out days.

Recife's cultural sights tend to cluster in the historic center and along the beachfront, leaving the Ricardo Brennand Institute—set inside a neo-Gothic castle complex in the city's western suburbs—overlooked by travelers without their own transport. Combine admission with a transfer from Recife, with access to the institute's Frans Post collection, medieval arms and armor holdings, and rare-book library.

Blumenau's German immigrant heritage built specialized craft industries that still operate today—including the Mozart Crystal factory, where you blow your own crystal vessel rather than just watch the process. Pair a guided factory tour through the full production cycle (cutting, polishing, quality control) with a hands-on glassblowing session to create a small decorative piece to take home.

Most beer tastings focus solely on the drink, but the glass itself shapes how aroma and flavor reach you—this Itajaí craft beer experience puts that idea at the center. Choose three beers from the menu of styles, including Pilsen, lager, IPA, and weiss, then taste each one through six different cups and tulip shapes to see how the glass changes your perception of what you're drinking.

Get a closer look at Brazil’s most famous football (soccer) team, FC Flamengo, on this guided tour of the premises. Follow your guide around the headquarters and see the official field, gyms, and other club facilities that your favorite players use. You can also learn about the history of the team and see their trophies with the Club and Museum package.