1. Visiting Sugar Loaf Mountain
Named in the 1600s after the block of sugar it resembles, Rio de Janeiro's iconic Sugar Loaf Mountain is an attraction that no traveler to Brazil should miss. The mountain is an imposing cone-shaped granite rock that towers 1,300 feet above the water. From the summit, one can see Guanabara Bay, Copacabana, the city of Niteroi and spectacular tropical forests.
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2. Annual Samba Carnival
The Samba Parade, also called the ‘Sambódromo’, is one of the most important events occuring in Brazil every year. Attracting millions of locals and visitors to Rio de Janeiro every February, the Sambodromo is the main event of the celebrated Rio de Janeiro Carnival.
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3. Visit Ipanema & Leblon Beaches
Brazil is renowned for its beautiful coastline, and those who visit the beaches of Leblon and Ipanema will quickly discover why. Ipanema Beach offers sparkling turquoise waters, fine white sand and a vibrant beach scene.
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4. Museum of Contemporary Art
The Museu de Arte Contemporanea (MAC) was founded in 1963 as a division of São Paulo's Museum of Modern Art. The objective behind the creation of the museum was to offer a more diversified collection of Brazilian contemporary art.
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