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View Brazil’s foremost 20th-century artists with skip-the-line admission to the Museum of Modern Art (Museu de Arte Moderna) of Rio de Janeiro. A professional guide points out the landmark building designed by Modernist architect Affonso Eduardo Reidy and landscape envisioned by Roberto Burle Marx. Containing more than 15,000 works of art, the MAM collection of sculptures and paintings includes internationally renowned Latin American and European artists. Beat the crowds and relax with a convenient hotel or cruise port transfer to the museum in Flamengo Park.

Get some rest and relaxation with the locals in Madureira Park, on the north side of Rio, with round-trip transportation from your Rio hotel. Explore the more than 111,227 square yards (93,000 square meters) of green space, including hundreds of trees and expansive grassy areas. Check out Samba Square for some spontaneous samba performances or the Arena Carioca for cultural happenings. Play basketball or volleyball on the courts or just lay in the grass and people watch.

Travel back in time and get to know Rio de Janeiro’s historic center on this private, 6-hour photography walking tour. Along with a professional photographer guide, learn fun facts about the city’s past while witnessing the largest concentration of historic and financial buildings. Visit the Metropolitan Cathedral of Saint Sebastian, Confeitaria Colombo (Tea House), the Theatro Municipal and the National Library of Brazil. Afterward, receive a high-resolution digital photo album from the tour. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Join RioPhotoGuide for a unique photo tour through some of Rio de Janeiro’s most iconic and artistic spots. The journey begins in Santa Teresa, a charming hilltop neighborhood filled with colonial houses, art studios, and colorful streets. Next, explore the famous Selarón Steps, a vibrant staircase covered in thousands of tiles from around the world — a perfect backdrop for memorable photos. The tour ends at The Maze, an architectural gem in the Tavares Bastos community. With its flowing curves, colorful mosaics, and panoramic views of the city, The Maze offers a truly unique perspective on Rio’s creativity and spirit. Ideal for travelers who love culture, art, and photography.

Get the most out of your time in Rio de Janeiro by choosing a private guided food tour. Skip the language barriers on restaurant menus with a helpful guide to translate for you. Along the way, savor local favorites such as Brazilian barbecue skewers and caipirinhas, with a guide to teach you about food culture and guide you between food spots.