Your tour begins with hotel pickup to head to Christ the Redeemer, one of the Seven New Wonders of the Modern World. You will get to the top aboard an eco-friendly electric train which doesn't pollute and cuts through the well-preserved Atlantic Forest, which is part of Tijuca's National Park. Once at the top, you will get the best views of the city of Rio de Janeiro.

Your tour continues to the historical downtown area where you'll see the Municipal Theatre, Brazilian National Library and the Belas Arts Museum. You can also visit the Pao Imperial, built in the 18th century, the Pal□cio Tiradentes and the museums and churches around the area.

Then, you will head to Sugar Loaf mountain to get spectacular views of the city. You'll ride the Sugar Loaf cable car which was launched in 1912. As you ride, you'll see the great landscape of Rio. After the city tour, you will be dropped-off at your hotel and be picked-up later in the night to go to the Brazilian Folklore show.

During the show, you will see a talented cast, great dancers, drummers, and movement and sound. The music represents the cultural origins of Brazilian popular music and it is the result of mixing between Portuguese, Indians and Africans. The 1.5-hour show ends with a parade of costumes in rich colors of the Brazilian flag. You'll be dropped-off back at your hotel after this.