Santa Barbara Tunnel and the quaint Cosme Velho, before reaching Corcovado Mountain—one of Rio de Janeiro’s most impressive landmarks. Atop this natural wonder is the famous statue of Christ the Redeemer, standing 125 feet tall, and made of concrete and soapstone. To gain a different perspective of Rio, board a tram for a 15-minute ride to the top of the "hunchback" mountain—Corcovado. From an elevation of 2,400 feet, the view of the city’s beaches, buildings and bridges is simply unsurpassed. Back in Rio’s central area, you’ll pass Flamengo Park, the Municipal Theater and the National Library. Rio’s modern cathedral is your last stop, with a standing capacity for up to 20,000 people. Its architecture is of particular interest as there are no columns inside to support it.

Notes:

 Expect long lines at the attractions. This tour may operate differently during Carnival.  During Carnival this tour may operate differently; please expect heavy traffic congestion and delays.