Rio de Janeiro - Brazilian night star

Rio de Janeiro is a city of eternal lights and stormy carnivals. It is considered one of the largest cities in Brazil.
Poverty poverty and modern architecture contrast under the scorching sun, luxurious beaches and hot Latin Americans, green streets and beautiful hotels will not leave anyone indifferent.
Rio de Janeiro is famous for many things, for example, a huge statue of Christ the Savior.

His arm span is 30 meters; this work of art is located on the top of Mount Korkovada. This mountain is part of the Tijuki National Park, which occupies more than 3 thousand hectares.
Also near the bay called Guanabara there is a second attraction - the Pau di Auscar rock, which means "Sugarloaf".

The height of this rock is almost 400 meters. Its peak can be reached by cable car. In the old part of the city there are buildings made in the best traditions of the colonial style. Here you can take a picture against the backdrop of the Arsenal, walk past the City Hall, visit the Largu di Boticariu Square.

Also here is the aqueduct of Arces di Lapa, you can not go past the palace-museum of Emperor Juan VI in Quinta Boa Vista. It is in this part of the city that a huge number of museums are concentrated.

But do not underestimate the New City, where you can get an unforgettable experience from visiting the Mint and the Main Station. You should not ignore the old prison and the House of Disabled.
Rio de Janeiro impresses with the beauty of churches and monasteries. This city is the "home" for the monastery of the Order of the Capuchins, which once served as the imperial residence, for the monastery of São Bento, from the foundation of which almost four centuries have passed.

Here is the Church of the Glory of the Lord, which has seen many events in its three hundred year history, it houses the Museum of Religious Art. You can also visit the church of St. Lucia, in which there is a unique natural fountain, the waters of which have passed for healing.

Brazil is the only country to win five World Cups. About three quarters of the total population are somehow related to this sport. It was this country that gave the world a football player named Edson Arantis do Nascimento, who is still called the “king of football”. This, of course, is about Pele. Ronaldo, Rivaldo, Ronaldinho, Kaka are world-class stars who brought a single trophy to their clubs. Therefore, in Rio, and is one of the largest stadiums in the world - "Maracana".
Rio de Janeiro is the city you want to return to.

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