Top Brazil Religious Tours

Visit Corcovado Mountain and the Christ the Redeemer statue in the afternoon during this 4-hour tour. Ride the cog train up the steep mountainside through the Tijuca Rainforest, disembarking at the top to panoramic views of Rio. Spend time admiring the iconic statue and snapping photos of the surrounding scenery. Round-trip transportation from most Rio hotels is included.

Half of Brazil’s Jewish community resides in the city of São Paulo, where synagogues, kosher restaurants, and cultural centers abound. Members of the Jewish community or anyone interested in its culture or history will benefit from this private tour of significant sites. A dedicated guide sheds light on the role of Jewish immigration since the 17th century. A private vehicle with hotel pickup makes getting to each destination convenient.

Discover Aparecida, Brazil's religious tourism hub, on a small-group tour unveiling its history, miracles, and landmarks. Convenient round-trip transportation from Sao Paulo ensures seamless navigation of the itinerary, bypassing the limitations of public transportation. Enjoy unhurried visits to Porto Itaguacu, the Old Church, and the Cathedral Basilica of the National Sanctuary of Our Lady of Aparecida. Your guide provides insightful commentary at each location, offering a deeper understanding beyond the typical guidebook.

Experience the rich Christian history and vibrant culture of São Paulo with our exclusive, tailor-made tour. Designed for both devout Christians and those fascinated by religion, art, and culture, this extraordinary journey unveils Brazil's remarkable Christian heritage. Begin at the Metropolitan Cathedral, marvel at its divine architecture, and soak in its serene atmosphere. Visit the 17th-century São Bento Monastery and the Convent and Sanctuary of São Francisco, places that resonate with the city's religious history. Next, uncover São Paulo's artistic heritage at the Church of Santo Antônio, home to colonial era art, and the Museum of Sacred Art, preserving intricate devotional artifacts. Lastly, visit the magnificent Nossa Senhora do Brasil Church, a top wedding venue. Join us for this private, guided tour and take away not just an understanding of São Paulo's Christian legacy but also an enriching experience filled with awe, inspiration, and tranquility.

Take an afternoon tour to Corcovado Mountain topped with the iconic statue of Christ the Redeemer. You'll travel through the Tijuca Rain Forest by cog train to Corcovado Mountain for breathtaking views of one of the world's most beautiful cities. This afternoon tour takes you to Rio's most famous attraction, leaving you with time in the day free to explore Rio on your own.

The state of São Paulo is home to one of the largest Buddhist temples in South America. During this 6-hour guided tour from São Paulo, visit the 107,639-square-foot (10,000-square-meter) Zu Lai Temple and learn about Buddhism in Brazil. Then visit the nearby colonial town of Embu das Artes to explore the art galleries, artisan shops, handicraft stalls, and food that this historic town is known for. Shop for gifts and souvenirs from a range of artisan products including paintings, wood carvings, ceramics, folk art, and jewelry.

Visit the largest cathedral in the world - comfortably and stress-free - on a private tour to the Basilica of the National Shrine of Our Lady of Aparecida. Private transportation from your Sao Paulo accommodation to the Catholic temple allows you to avoid the discomfort of crowded and complicated public transit. After a leisurely visit to the cathedral, visit the Footbridge of Faith, Old Basilica, and the Hill of the Santo Cruzeiro (cable car ticket not included).

Don’t miss the chance to explore the largest Catholic temple in Brazil and the largest cathedral in the world, the Cathedral Basilica of the National Shrine of Our Lady of Aparecida. Millions of pilgrims from all parts of Brazil visit the shrine every year to honor the Blessed Virgin Mary and admire the monumental temple. The shrine is located in the countryside about 3:00 h from the city of Rio de Janeiro accessible by car. In order to welcome approximately 12 million pilgrims every year, the Sanctuary provides its devotees with an area of more than 1.3 million square meters, with about 143 thousand square meters of built-up area filled with a myriad of attractions. The main reason for the visits are religious. Accompanied by a guide, visit the National Shrine, pass by the image of Our Lady Aparecida and exchange glances with her, participate in a Holy Mass, make requests, thank graces received, pay promises, appreciate craftsmanship, majestic forms and stained-glass windows.

Make the most of a stopover in Rio de Janeiro with a sightseeing shore excursion from Cruise Terminal Pier Mauá. A great way to squeeze in visits to some of Rio’s best sights, you’ll first head out to see the towering Christ the Redeemer Statue—one of the New 7 Wonders of the World. You’ll then explore the historic hub of Santa Teresa before ending with a cable car ride up to Sugarloaf Mountain.

Shalom ve Baruch Haba! Welcome to our Private Jewish Tour in São Paulo, led by an expert guide who will take you on a fascinating journey through the history, culture, and traditions of the Jewish community in Brazil's largest city. On this 5-hour tour, you'll discover significant sites such as São Paulo's first synagogue, founded in 1912 in the Bom Retiro neighborhood, the traditional and Jewish neighborhood of Higienópolis, and the Jewish Museum of São Paulo, which was recently restored and reopened to the public with modern and moving exhibitions. We'll also visit a Beit Chabad synagogue, and to complete the experience, you can enjoy a meal at a kosher restaurant (optional). Along the way, your guide will also present other city landmarks and interesting facts. Important tip: Museum admissions and meals are not included in the tour price.

Combine a cruise on Guanabara Bay with visits to the Selaron Steps and the Christ the Redeemer statue during this 10-hour super saver tour in Rio. Traditional Brazilian barbecue lunch and round-trip transportation from hotels in São Conrado, Leblon, Ipanema, and Copacabana included.

Experience the Mystical Power of an Umbanda Gira Ceremony in Rio de Janeiro Discover the heart of Afro-Brazilian spirituality in a traditional terreiro in Rio. This guided visit to an authentic Umbanda Gira introduces you to sacred songs, drumming, dance, and spiritual incorporations, as mediums connect with spirit guides known as Guias. You’ll witness powerful energies as entities like Pretos-Velhos, Caboclos, offer healing, wisdom, and protection. Umbanda is a beautiful blend of African, Indigenous, and Catholic traditions—open to all and rooted in love and harmony. Your guide will explain the rituals, symbols, and meanings behind the ceremony, ensuring a respectful and meaningful experience. This is more than a cultural visit—it’s an invitation to connect with Brazil’s mystical soul. Come with an open heart—and leave transformed.

Discover two of Rio de Janeiro’s most iconic landmarks on this private guided tour. Enjoy the comfort of private transportation with hotel pick-up as you head to the world-famous Christ the Redeemer statue. Your ticket is included and you’ll skip the long lines to make the most of your visit. After taking in the breathtaking panoramic views from the top of Corcovado Mountain, continue to the colorful Selarón Steps, one of the most photographed landmarks in Rio. Learn about the history of the famous mosaic staircase created by Chilean artist Jorge Selarón while exploring the vibrant neighborhood of Lapa. The experience finishes with a private drop-off at your hotel, making it a relaxed and convenient way to see some of Rio’s must-see attractions.

Important if you have children: 0 to 4 years do not pay 5 to 10 years you have to select "Child" 11 onwards "Adult" The most complete tour to get to know the city center and emblematic Christ the Redeemer, a no more than 5 hours of activity ending with an optional free buffet lunch.

Italian colonization in Santa Catarina began around 1835 and occupied several regions. On this tour we will show you a little bit of how it all happened. São João Batista: First stop will be in this small town that stands out as one of the biggest hubs of the footwear industry in southern Brazil. Nova Trento: Colonized by immigrants from Trentino Alto Adige. Let's get to know its main attractions, such as a charming artisanal winery that sells delicious colonial products, the Immigrant Museum, which has a collection of 8,000 pieces. Nova Trento is one of the main religious destinations in Brazil for housing the Sanctuary of Santa Paulina, the first Brazilian saint canonized by the Pope in 2002. Visit to the complex and the Basilica. Lunch will be held on a rural property that serves a delicious typical homemade Italian buffet. After lunch we head to Brusque, birthplace of the textile industry. Shopping time and return to the hotel.