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Rio de Janeiro tourist activities: what to see and do, on a single map

The quick version

The top Rio de Janeiro tourist activities are the Sugarloaf cable car, Christ the Redeemer, the beaches, the old centre, the port museums, Maracanã and the Tijuca forest.

Plan around

  • Sugarloaf summit at 396 m1
  • AquaRio: 28 tanks3
  • Paço Imperial and Quinta da Boa Vista are free6

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Rio de Janeiro on the map, district by district

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Map of Rio's main sights: Sugarloaf, Christ the Redeemer, Maracanã, the Botanical Garden, the lagoon, the port museums and Tijuca Forest

  1. Jorge Selarón started tiling these 215 steps between Lapa and Santa Teresa in 1990.

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  2. A museum about the future of the planet and the impact of what we do now.

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  3. Built in 1914 to defend Guanabara Bay; now the Army Historical Museum.

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  4. 2 lines from Praia Vermelha via Urca Hill to the 396 m summit.

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  5. The statue on Corcovado, one of the postcards of Tijuca National Park.

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  6. Opened on 16 July 1950; the stadium tour goes behind the scenes.

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  7. Created in 1808 by Dom João VI; arboretum open from 8 AM on most days.

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  8. An 8 km path around the lagoon for walking and cycling.

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  9. 52 hectares at the foot of Corcovado, with a garden designed in 1840.

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  10. 28 tanks and 4.5 million liters of salt water in the port zone.

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  11. The royal family's home from 1808 to 1889; free entrance.

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  12. More than 600 exhibitors on Praça General Osório.

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  13. A paved viewpoint built as a tribute to the Chinese and tea growing in Brazil.

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  14. Where the Last Ball of the Empire was held; a 10-minute boat crossing.

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  15. About 70 booths of northeastern Brazilian culture.

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  16. The park's visitor centre on Estrada da Cascatinha, with its permanent exhibition.

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Rio de Janeiro tourist activities for every kind of day: the famous views, the port's new museums, football at Maracanã, gardens, odd corners, rainy-day plans and free things.

Editorial team, riodejaneirotour.click · Updated November 11, 2026 · Takes 8 min

Quick look

  • Big viewSugarloaf by cable car, 396 m above the sea.1,2
  • Port museumsAquaRio has 28 tanks; the Museum of Tomorrow looks ahead.3,4
  • FootballMaracanã tickets from $24; the stadium opened in 1950.5
  • FreePaço Imperial and Quinta da Boa Vista charge no entry.6,7
  • Top sights in a dayChrist, Selarón and Sugarloaf at sunset in 6 hours.

Where to begin: the sights everyone comes for

Rio de Janeiro tourist activities start with the views. Sugarloaf, which Riotur calls one of the city's finest postcards,8 is reached by cable car in 2 stages from Praia Vermelha to a summit 396 m above the sea.2,1 Christ the Redeemer stands on Corcovado inside Tijuca National Park, one of the park's postcards.9 Between them lie the beaches, the forest and an old centre with tiled steps, and each deserves its own day.

If you want the headline sights done in one go, the half-day tour this page books visits Christ the Redeemer and the Selarón Steps and ends on Sugarloaf at sunset, in 6 hours with pickup, from $122. It has 2,487 reviews averaging 4.5. The full day sold on this site adds Maracanã from outside and a barbecue lunch in the options that include it, in 8 to 9 hours, from $74.

After that, choose by mood. The port zone holds the newest museums; Maracanã is a pilgrimage for football fans; the Botanical Garden and Tijuca forest give you green and shade; and the West Zone has art, markets and wild beaches. The map on this page gathers the sights in one panel and the beaches, the old centre and the places to stay in the others. Our separate pages cover Sugarloaf, the Selarón Steps, the Tijuca forest and the beaches in depth.

Plan the sights

Rio's main sights at a glance

SightAreaGood to know
SugarloafUrcaCable car in 2 stages2
AquaRioPort28 tanks3
MaracanãNorth ZoneTickets from $24
Botanical GardenSouth ZoneOpens at 11 AM on Wednesdays26
Quinta da Boa VistaNorth ZoneFree, 6 AM to 6 PM7
Ilha FiscalCentreThursday to Sunday27
Sítio Burle MarxWest Zone3,500 plant species28

Hours and details from Riotur and the venues; check them on the day.19

Rio de Janeiro tourist destinations in the port zone

The old port was reborn after 2010, when the Porto Maravilha works started uncovering its forgotten past.14 Today it is one of the Rio de Janeiro tourist destinations you should not skip. The Museum of Tomorrow there studies the future of the planet and the possible ways to change it,4 and the Rio Art Museum stands on Praça Mauá beside it.15 Orla Conde, a public walkway of 3.5 km, links the warehouses of the port with Praça da Misericórdia.16

AquaRio, in the same area, has 28 tanks holding 4.5 million liters of salt water and about 3,000 animals of 350 species by Riotur's count; the aquarium itself now says around 10,000.3,17 Its Oceanic Tank, 3.5 million liters and 7 m deep, is crossed by an underwater tunnel.18 Riotur lists it as open Monday to Friday 9 AM to 5 PM and 9 AM to 6 PM at weekends and on holidays.19 It offers wheelchairs, sunflower lanyards, noise-canceling headphones and quiet sessions for visitors with autism.20

A guided tour of 4 hours ties the Olympic Boulevard, AquaRio and the Museum of Tomorrow together with pickup, from $50. On your own, walk Orla Conde in the morning, see a museum at midday, and finish at Pedra do Sal or the Valongo Wharf in Little Africa,21 whose story our Selarón and old centre page tells. Take the VLT light rail between Praça Mauá and the centre to save your feet.22

Viewpoints

How high Rio's lookouts stand

  • Pico da Tijuca1021
  • Sugarloaf396
  • Dona Marta360
  • Urca Hill220

Heights as Riotur gives them for each lookout.23,1,24,25

Maracanã and the football city

Maracanã opened on 16 July 1950,5 and Pelé scored his 1000th goal on its grass in 1969.32 After its renovation it holds 78,838 fans.33 The Maracanã Tour, reopened in June 2017, takes you behind the scenes to the press room and the pitch.29 For the west entrances get off at Maracanã metro station, for the east at São Cristóvão.34 Both stations sit a short walk from the gates, so the metro beats a taxi on busy days.

The stadium entrance ticket on GetYourGuide covers a visit of up to 1 hour, through pedestrian Gate A near the UERJ ramp, from $24, and has 1,915 reviews. A behind-the-scenes tour of 3 hours with pickup available starts from $40. On match days the last stadium tour leaves 3 hours before the gates open, so check the fixture list before you go.35 Outside match days the visit is calm and the pitch-side photos easy.

Seeing a match is the other way in, and a full stadium on a Sunday afternoon tells you a great deal about the city. Buy through official channels or with a local host, wear neutral colors if you are unsure of the crowd, and leave valuables at the hotel. The full-day city tour on this site passes Maracanã from outside, which is enough for a photo if football is not your thing, and it saves the ticket for another sight.

Choose your day

What to do in Rio today

Pick by weather, budget and company.

  • If It is raining

    Port museums and AquaRio

    28 tanks and an underwater tunnel keep a wet day busy.3,18

  • If I love football

    Maracanã

    The stadium tour goes behind the scenes to the pitch.29

  • If I want something unusual

    Ilha Fiscal

    The island of the Empire's last ball, by schooner.30,31

  • If I am on a budget

    Parks and palaces

    Paço Imperial and Quinta da Boa Vista are free.6,7

  • If I have only a day

    Half-day highlights

    Christ, Selarón and Sugarloaf at sunset in 6 hours.

Book a sight

Ways to see more of Rio

6 hours

Top sights half day

Christ, Selarón and Sugarloaf

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  • EndsSugarloaf at sunset
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Up to 1 hour

Maracanã ticket

The stadium on your own

  • EntryGate A, near UERJ ramp
  • AccessWheelchair accessible
  • CancelUp to 24 hours ahead
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4 hours

Port museums tour

Boulevard, AquaRio, Tomorrow

  • PickupIncluded
  • AccessWheelchair accessible
  • GuideSpanish, English, Portuguese
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Green Rio: the Botanical Garden, the lagoon and the parks

The Botanical Garden was created in 1808 by Dom João VI of Portugal.10 Its Japanese Garden dates from 1935 and began with a donation of 65 Japanese plant species.105 The arboretum opens Thursday to Tuesday from 8 AM to 5 PM, and on Wednesdays from 11 AM to 5 PM.26 Tickets can be bought ahead online,102 and a tour of 4 hours combines the garden with the Tijuca forest and pickup, from $62.

Next door, the Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon has an 8 km path around it for walking and cycling, with rowing and canoeing on the water.93 Parque Lage, at the foot of Corcovado, adds 52 hectares of gardens and art programs.94 Downtown, Flamengo Park is a Burle Marx landscape along the bay, and on Sundays from 7 AM to 6 PM its avenues belong to people, not cars.84,103 On those Sundays the whole waterfront from the centre to Botafogo turns into a park for runners, skaters and families.

In the North Zone, Quinta da Boa Vista was the home of the royal family from 1808 until the republic in 1889.96 It opens daily from 6 AM to 6 PM with free entry, next to São Cristóvão train and metro station.7 For real forest, the Tijuca rain forest has its own page on this site; the park's entry is free, and only Corcovado charges.106 Go with a guide for the trails, and keep the jeep tours for a lazier morning among the waterfalls.

Price your sights

What the sights cost for your group

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What the sights cost for your group

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Rio's landmarks

When the sights were born

  1. 1808

    A royal garden

    Dom João VI founds the Botanical Garden.10

  2. 1909

    A grand theatre

    The Theatro Municipal opens downtown.11

  3. 1912

    The first cabins

    The Sugarloaf cable car starts running.12

  4. 1950

    A giant stadium

    Maracanã opens on 16 July.5

  5. 1990

    Tiles on the steps

    Selarón begins his staircase.13

  6. 2010

    The port reborn

    The Porto Maravilha works begin.14

Unique things to do in Rio de Janeiro

Plenty of unique things to do in Rio de Janeiro hide in plain sight. Ilha Fiscal, the island where the Last Ball of the Empire was held days before the republic, is reached by a schooner crossing of about 10 minutes.30,31 Visits run Thursday to Sunday at 12:30 PM, 2:00 PM and 3:30 PM, with tickets at the Navy's cultural centre.27 Downtown, the 1837 reading room of the Real Gabinete Português is a cathedral of books.49

Out west, Sítio Burle Marx, the landscape designer's former home, holds more than 3,500 plant species.28 The São Cristóvão Fair of northeastern traditions has about 70 booths of food, music and crafts,99 open Tuesday to Friday from 10 AM to 6 PM and at weekends until 8 PM.107 Along the BRT Transbrasil, 131 artists painted 18 stations for Colors of Brazil,108 which Riotur calls Latin America's largest urban art corridor.109

A sunrise and a sunset ritual belong here too. Sugarloaf opens before dawn on chosen days, with arrival from 4:15 AM for groups of up to 80,110,111 and on the Mureta da Urca locals meet for a cold beer as the sun drops over the bay.90 In the North Zone, Parque Madureira has a Samba Square in the home ground of the samba schools Portela and Império Serrano.112 It is a long way from the beaches, and that is exactly why it shows another side of the city.

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The new museum in the Port Zone studies the future of the world and presents possibilities for transformations.
Riotur, the City of Rio de Janeiro tourism office4

Plan ahead

Things-to-do checklist

Book ahead4

  • Sugarloaf at sunset in high season101
  • Botanical Garden tickets online102
  • Ilha Fiscal: Thursday to Sunday only27
  • Maracanã: check the fixtures first35

Free and easy4

  • Paço Imperial exhibitions6
  • Sunday car-free seafront103
  • Ipanema Hippie Fair97
  • Bike Rio for short hops104

Rio de Janeiro places to visit when it rains, or for free

Rain is most likely between November and March, according to British travel advice.113 Keep a few indoor Rio de Janeiro places to visit in reserve for those days. The Museum of Modern Art in Flamengo Park holds more than 15,000 works,114 and the CCBB has been a cultural centre since 1989.52 AquaRio and the Museum of Tomorrow fill a wet afternoon in the port, and the Theatro Municipal runs guided visits with tickets at the box office.47

Plenty costs nothing. The Paço Imperial, built in 1743, is a cultural centre with free entrance.51,6 Quinta da Boa Vista is free,7 the Parque das Ruínas cultural centre in Santa Teresa is free,40 and so is Tijuca National Park outside Corcovado.106 On Sundays the seafront roads of Copacabana, Ipanema and Leblon close to cars, and the city takes them over on foot and by bike.103 Join them with a rented bike or a pair of running shoes.

Markets are free to browse. The Ipanema Hippie Fair gathers more than 600 exhibitors on Praça General Osório,97 and the Sunday fair in Glória has more than 150 vendors and a samba circle.86 Watching the sunset clap at Arpoador costs nothing either.62 Add a beach morning, a walk up Urca Hill and a picnic in the Botanical Garden, and a budget day in Rio can be as full as any, with money left for a coconut on the sand.

The Rio de Janeiro tourist map, district by district

Read the Rio de Janeiro tourist map above by districts rather than by sights. The centre and the port hold the history, the museums and the Selarón Steps; the South Zone has Sugarloaf, the beaches and the lagoon; the mountains in between are Tijuca National Park; and the North Zone has Maracanã, Quinta da Boa Vista and the São Cristóvão Fair.7,99 The panel for this page marks each of the sights below.

Group your days by those districts and you lose less time in traffic. A centre day can link the Selarón Steps, the cathedral, Praça XV and the port museums by tram and light rail.42,22 A South Zone day pairs Sugarloaf with Copacabana Fort, built in 1914 and now the Army Historical Museum.59 A green day joins the Botanical Garden, the lagoon and the forest, best started early before the heat.

For getting between them, the metro serves the centre, Botafogo, Copacabana, Ipanema and Leblon, and Bike Rio has 3,100 shared bikes at 310 stations.81,104 Leave the West Zone, with Sítio Burle Marx and the wild beaches, for a separate day with a car or a tour. Whatever you choose, book Sugarloaf at sunset and the top sights tour ahead in high season; the rest can be decided on the morning.

FAQ

Fast answers to common questions.

Which Rio sights should I see first?
Sugarloaf, Christ, the beaches, the centre.

A half-day tour covers Christ, the Selarón Steps and Sugarloaf at sunset in 6 hours.

How much is a Maracanã stadium ticket?
From $24.

The entrance ticket covers a visit of up to 1 hour.

What can I do in Rio when it rains?
Museums and the aquarium.

AquaRio has 28 tanks, and MAM holds more than 15,000 works.3,114

What is free in Rio de Janeiro?
Parks, palaces and markets.

The Paço Imperial and Quinta da Boa Vista have free entry.6,7

When is the Botanical Garden open?
Thursday to Tuesday, 8 AM to 5 PM.

On Wednesdays the arboretum opens from 11 AM to 5 PM.26

How do I visit Ilha Fiscal?
By schooner, Thursday to Sunday.

Visits leave at 12:30 PM, 2:00 PM and 3:30 PM.27

Is AquaRio good for children?
Yes, and it is accessible.

It offers wheelchairs, noise-canceling headphones and sessions for visitors with autism.20

When did Maracanã open?
On 16 July 1950.

Today it holds 78,838 fans after its renovation.5,33

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