Rio de Janeiro has attractions that give the city international fame. Who has never heard of the carioca carnival, the most impressive popular festival in the world? Or the Sugarloaf Mountain and the statue of Christ the Redeemer? Or the beautiful beaches of Ipanema and Copacabana, which inspired musicians from around the world? Or, still, the Tijuca National Park, the largest nature reserve in an urban region in the country? Rio is all that. And much more…

The centenary city was the seat of the Federal Government until 1960 when Brasília, the current capital of the country, was inaugurated. Due to this concentration of power, its architectural features display sumptuous and imposing buildings that housed the nobility and important figures of those times.

As its climate is warm and pleasant all the time, Rio does not depend on the seasons to attract visitors. Its attractions can be enjoyed at any time, always counting on the friendliness and generosity of the carioca, a special people.

Those who visit Rio soon discover that the agenda is always full, a source of pride for the local population. There is always something to do in the city, from exhibitions, theatrical shows, dance and music shows, to sporting events for all tastes such as hang gliding, much sought after by those who like to feel strong emotions aboard a hang glider. that hovers over the most famous landscapes of the city.

But the Marvelous City also has numerous other attractions, such as cultural centers, several museums, several churches, famous bakeries, trams and beaches, many beaches.

Concentrating a large part of the national economy, Rio de Janeiro has become a reference in cutting-edge sectors of the industry, with emphasis on the growth of the automotive, petrochemical, oil, fixed and mobile telephony and services segments.

With capacity, structure and a lot of hospitality, Rio is ready to receive people from all over Brazil and the world, with open arms!