Brazil’s diverse landscapes and culture have always drawn tourists, but now the country is gearing up to welcome a new wave of visitors following the International Olympic Committee’s final vote for ...

In November, Time Out named Rua do Senado in Rio de Janeiro as its coolest street in the world for 2026. As the team ...

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The Rio de Janeiro travel guide for a four-day weekend: Visit the four or five key tourist attractions, eat world-renowned food (and sometimes just simple local fare), spend a lot of time with your ...

The Theatro Municipal was restored to its full glory in 2010 to mark its 100th birthday, and so grand pillars and delicate golden details once again dominate the main square in Centro’s Cinelândia.

Located in Rio's downtown, the Metropolitan Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of St. Sebastian of Rio de Janeiro, is a unique masterpiece and a must-see for those interested in architecture.

Every four years, the Summer Olympics draws in thousands of people to one city to watch the world's best athletes compete for that coveted gold medal. And with less than a year until the opening ...

Rio de Janeiro has been officially recognized by Guinness World Records as the host of the world's largest New Year's Eve ...

The 2014 World Cup is right around the corner and thousands of tourists will soon flock to Brazil for the games, culture and excitement that the host cities offer. To give World Cup travelers – and ...