Guide de voyage de Rio de Janeiro
Argent, sécurité, fêtes, plages, transports, vivre à Rio et portugais. Des guides pratiques écrits par des Cariocas, avec des prix et dates réels.
Christ, Pain de Sucre, plages, randonnées, football et cuisine.
Que faireBuying a Maracanã ticket with a foreign card is nearly impossible. Here's why, how to solve it and how to experience a match like a local.
Que faireEverything you need to visit Rio's two icons in 2026: how to get up Corcovado, what the Sugarloaf cable car costs, when to go to beat lines and clouds, and what you'll see from the top.
Que faireMap and comparison of Rio's beaches, Sept 2026 prices for chairs, umbrellas and caipirinhas, the newer beach rules, water quality and phrases to order like a local.
Que faireRio has one of the world's largest urban rainforests and viewpoints you can't see from below. Pick a trail that matches your fitness, learn when to go and how to hike it safely.
Que faireFavelas are neighborhoods with their own history, art and businesses. Here's how to visit with a resident guide, keep your money in the community and never treat people as a spectacle.
Que faireHow many days you need in Rio and how to split them: Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf, beaches, favelas, hikes, samba and day trips to Búzios or Angra, ordered to minimize travel time.
Que faireA guide to Rio food: must-try dishes, drinks, approximate prices, botecos, how to order in Portuguese and what the 10% service charge on your bill means.
Que faireScenic helicopter flights, hang gliding and paragliding from Pedra Bonita, sunrise stand-up paddle and surfing at Arpoador: prices, duration, adrenaline level and how to choose safely.
Que faireThings to do in Rio with kids: AquaRio, BioParque, Parque Lage, the Botanical Garden, calm beaches, Sugarloaf and the Corcovado train, with ideas by age and tips on heat, sunscreen and strollers.
