Showing off Rio de Janeiro’s Magic in 13 Beautiful Photos

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Last Updated on: 7th October 2021, 11:05 pm

I spent some time perusing photo’s from this year’s Carnival and wishing I was back in Brazil.  Rio is a magical city, and I absolutely have spend more time there!  (Plus I have to get more miles our of my ten-year visa).

My Favorite Travel Booking Sites for 2023

These are my favorite companies that I use on my own travels.

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Find the best city tours, day tours, bus tours, & skip-the-line tickets on GetYourGuide and Viator.

Find the best deals on hotels & vacation rentals on Booking.com.

For English-speaking private airport transfers, book through Welcome Pickups.

For road trips and independent travel, rent a car through Discover Cars.

Find information and cruise reviews on Cruise Critic.

For packing and travel essentials order via Amazon.

Book an affordable family or romantic photography session on your trip through Flytographer (Use the code HISTORYFANGIRL for 10% off your first photoshoot).

For travel guidebooks to have with you during your trip, I always pick one or two from Rick Steves and Lonely Planet.

From Christo Redactor to Sugar Loaf to the Tijuca Forrest with its urban waterfalls, Here are 13 photos from my trip that show off just how amazing the city is.

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View from Corcovado
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An Urban Waterfall in the Tijuca Rainforest
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A Staircase in a Favella
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The Candelabra, Rio’s first church
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View from Corcovado
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Cristo Redentor (Christ the Redeemer)
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View of Cristo Redactor from Sugar Loaf
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View of the Marina from Sugar Loaf
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Samba at the Rio Scenarium
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Fog on of Morro dos Hermanos
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Futbol on the beach at Leblon
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The City Below
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A monkey on Sugar Loaf

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Showing off Rio de Janeiro's Magic in 13 Beautiful Photos
See also
Visiting Rio de Janeiro's UNESCO Site: the Carioca Landscapes between the Mountain and the Sea

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