E-Bike Tour: Local Guide, Historic Center to Ipanema

Our guide will explain the history of slavery in Pedra do Sal and the birth of samba and Carnival

During your tour, you will visit Pedra do Sal, a historic and culturally significant site in Rio de Janeiro. Known as the "Birthplace of Samba," this iconic location holds deep roots in Afro-Brazilian history and culture. This visit offers a unique opportunity to connect with the soul of Rio de Janeiro and understand the profound impact of African culture on the city's music, traditions, and history.

Explanation of the only physical trace of slavery in the Americas and a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Stopping to take a photo of a world record, the world's largest graffiti by artist Kobra

A tour around the outside of the Museum of Tomorrow and Praça Mauá

Our guide will tell you the history of the buildings in Praça XV and the Imperial era of Brazil, including the Imperial Palace.

During your tour, you will visit Palácio Tiradentes, a stunning building that houses the Legislative Assembly of Rio de Janeiro. Once the seat of Brazil's National Congress, this architectural gem is named after independence hero Tiradentes. I will briefly explain its history, including its role during Brazil's political evolution and its beautiful art deco design. The visit offers a glimpse into the country's political and cultural heritage.

A tour of Cinelândia, where you can see the Odeon Theater, the Municipal Theater, the National Library and the Pedro Ernesto Palace, as well as street art

During your tour, you will visit the Biblioteca Nacional do Rio de Janeiro, one of the largest and most important libraries in Latin America. Housed in a stunning neoclassical building, it holds a vast collection of books, manuscripts, and historical documents. I will briefly share its history, including its origins from the Portuguese Royal Library and its role as a cultural and intellectual landmark in Brazil.

During your tour, you will visit the Theatro Municipal do Rio de Janeiro, one of Brazil's most iconic and beautiful theaters. Inspired by the Paris Opera, this architectural masterpiece opened in 1909 and has hosted world-class performances of opera, ballet, and classical music. I will briefly share its history and significance as a symbol of Rio's rich cultural and artistic heritage.

A brief history of the Lapa Arches

A brief history and photo spot

Stroll along Aterro do Flamengo enjoying the view of the park, Flamengo Beach with a view of Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain

Walk along Botafogo beach

Ride along the entire bike path on Copacabana Beach

We stock the bike at Rua Sá Ferreira after stop at Ipanema Beach

End of the tour at Arpoador, Ipanema Beach