Top Central & South America Carnival - page 3

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.

A country day to share with the family, while enjoying an authentic Argentine experience in a country house. Learn about the life and traditions of the Argentine Gauchos. During the tour you can taste typical specialties such as empanadas and Argentine wine. You will have free time to participate in activities including horseback riding, bicycle or carriage rides while exploring the stay. The sound of a bell will alert you to participate in a lunch (roast, salads, local sweets and drinks included). After lunch, you will be invited to see two typical shows where the gauchos show their equestrian skills. Equestrian shows, races and demonstrations of gauchesque skills are subject to weather and terrain conditions.

Barranquilla is much more than Colombia’s Carnival capital. In recent years, the city has undergone an important transformation, becoming a place where culture, art, and urban development coexist. Through this walking experience, you will discover how Barranquilla proudly preserves its traditions while continuously reinventing itself. Explore the vibrant streets of Barrio Abajo, one of the city’s most traditional neighborhoods, where murals and graffiti tell stories about local identity, music, and cultural diversity. Visit the Carnival Museum and immerse yourself in the history and traditions behind Barranquilla’s most iconic celebration.