City: State of Rio de Janeiro
Top Things to do in State of Rio de Janeiro
Top Hotels in State of Rio de Janeiro
- 1. Hotel Novotel Rio de Janeiro Leme
- 2. Rio Othon Palace Hotel
- 3. Riale Brisa Barra Hotel
- 4. Radisson Hotel Barra Rio de Janeiro
- 5. CDesign Hotel
- 6. Hotel Laghetto Stilo Barra Rio
- 7. Orla Copacabana Hotel
- 8. Sheraton Grand Rio Hotel & Resort
- 9. Americas Copacabana Hotel
- 10. Ibis Rio de Janeiro Santos Dumont
The 10 Best Museums in State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Rio de Janeiro (Portuguese pronunciation: [ˈʁi.u dʒi ʒɐˈnejɾu]) is one of the 27 federative units of Brazil. It has the second largest economy of Brazil, with the largest being that of the state of São Paulo.
Restaurants in State of Rio de Janeiro
1. Centro de Memoria da Imigracao da Ilha das Flores
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5.0 based on 22 reviews
It is a museum for the public awareness of the experience of immigration.This space includes the open-air museum that you can visit and learn about the constructs of the ancient guest house dating from the end of XIX century. Diversified memorials and historiographical narratives, over five totems, present the visitor places that were once occupied by officials and immigrants.
2. Galeria Aecio Sarti
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5.0 based on 12 reviews
Art gallery in the historic center of paraty
Reviewed By Ananda100 - Nanaimo, Canada
I was lucky enough to meet the artist in residence and thoroughly enjoyed both the gallery and talking politics for an hour. A very impassioned man. For me his paintings delved into the images of solitary and connection to others.
3. Museu de Arte Contemporanea de Niteroi
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4.5 based on 3,367 reviews
Perched on a cliff above a beach, this striking, flyer-saucer-like building houses contemporary art and enjoys splendid views across the bay.
Reviewed By Zeituni - Jerusalem, Israel
Situated in Niteroi, suburb of Rio. Interesting design and nice view of Rio de Janeiro and of some Favela
4. Imperial Museum
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4.5 based on 8,179 reviews
The Imperial Museum in Petrópolis, Brazil, is one of the most attractive cultural points of interest near Rio de Janeiro. Located in the town's historic center, the museum was once Emperor Pedro II's favorite residence. Today, it is one of the most visited museums in Brazil, with the annual average of 300.000 visitors. The exhibitions tell the Brazilian Empire history through furniture, objects, paintings, sculptures and other historic and artistic pieces that belonged to the imperial family or other people from the 19th century.
Reviewed By 251wesleyc - Tucson, United States
In 1845, Dom Pedro I declared Petropolis his summer home. The Imperial Palace was completed in 1864. The neo-classical pink and white building is very beautiful and was used as a royal summer home until Independence in 1889. It was then used as a school and became a state museum in 1943. It houses 300,000 artifacts from the royal reign including the Imperial Crown Jewels. Unfortunately, no photos are allowed inside the museum. I really enjoyed my visit -- it is a very worthwhile day trip from Rio.
5. Museu Casa de Santos Dumont
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4.5 based on 4,139 reviews
This museum, in the former summer residence of Alberto Santos Dumont, father of Brazilian aviation, is devoted to his life and career.
Reviewed By wfaria
Nice museum to learn a bit about Santos Dumont and a bit of the aeronautical history. The full ticket costs 8 reals.
6. Fortaleza de Santa Cruz da Barra
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4.5 based on 1,774 reviews
Reviewed By onelove_adventure - Victoria, Canada
The tours are conducted by guards/soldiers and ours had interesting stories to share about the history of the fort. Can be challenging to understand if you don't speak Portugese. Beautiful views of Rio and the drive there is fun with plenty to see although the roads are narrow in places.
7. Museu Casa da Hera
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4.5 based on 314 reviews
A casa e seu jardim histórico são testemunhos da riqueza gerada pelo café do Vale do Paraíba e do modo de vida da abastada, vanguardista e engajada família Teixeira Leite , no século XIX.
8. Jardim do Nego
9. Fazenda da Taquara
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4.5 based on 173 reviews
Reviewed By P6630IIjb - Nancy, France
The visit was very informative, and we especially liked that this was an active coffee plantation, which allowed us to understand Brazilian history a bit. The hosts were extremely kind and helpful, especially when we arrived later in the day than planned. They even took us to the pousada where we were staying the night. Highly recommended.
10. Villa Maria Culture House
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4.5 based on 93 reviews
