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Restaurants & cafés
Lasai A Botafogo tasting-menu restaurant regularly ranked among Latin America's best, cooking hyper-seasonally from its own organic garden. The no-choice menu changes constantly with what the farm yields.
Oteque Chef Alberto Landgraf's minimalist Botafogo fine-dining room built around exceptional Brazilian seafood and precise technique. It's a hushed, two-Michelin-recognized counter for a serious dinner.
Trails & outdoors
Pista Cláudio Coutinho A flat, paved seaside trail at the foot of Sugarloaf in Urca, hugging the rocks between Praia Vermelha and the open Atlantic. It's the easy, scenic walk where monkeys and herons share the path with joggers.
Morro da Urca The lower of the two Sugarloaf peaks, reached on foot by a short forested scramble from Praia Vermelha. It earns the same sweeping bay views as the cable car for the price of a sweaty climb.
Things to do
Rio Scenarium A three-story samba house in Lapa crammed with antiques and a live band that fills the floor with dancers nightly. It's the most atmospheric place to experience Rio's samba in the city's nightlife heartland.
Museu do Amanhã A futuristic Santiago Calatrava-designed science museum jutting over the water at the revitalized port, exploring sustainability and possible futures. The sweeping white structure is a landmark in its own right.
Landmarks & sights
Cristo Redentor The 38-meter Art Deco statue of Christ atop Corcovado, arms outstretched over the city, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. The summit delivers the definitive panorama over Rio, its bays, and beaches.
Pão de Açúcar The granite monolith at the mouth of Guanabara Bay, climbed in two glass cable-car legs to a summit with sweeping views of the beaches, the bay, and Christ in the distance. Sunset from the top is a Rio rite.