Rio de Janeiro Helicopter Tour: Take a helicopter flight and discover the best of the city.

Rio de Janeiro helicopter tour: In one year, the largest travel site in the world, Tripadvisor ranks the best places to visit around the world, including Brazil, through the opinion of its members, Travelers’ Choice.

Last year, Rio de Janeiro once again ranked first among the 10 best destinations in Brazil. Second place in all of South America and yet it reached the position among the 25 best in the world.

Therefore, it is practically impossible not to find Rio de Janeiro and its wonderful beaches.

This is even better with samba and bossa nova.

Above all, Rio does not have such beautiful landscapes that make the city the most sought after by tourists.

A list of Rio2Fly or all that Rio de Janeiro can offer.

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If you like history, go to Rio to see the many museums and historical sites,

like the Museum of Tomorrow, Museum of Art, Catete Palace, Copacabana Fort,

Negro Museum, Train Museum, CCBB and the Museum of Images, for example.

Postcards:

The city has, without doubt, the most beautiful postcards of the country,

such as Christ the Redeemer and all the natural beauty around it.

We can not forget the Sugar Loaf, with the famous cable car that takes thousands of passengers every day from one point to the other of the hill, allowing an incredible view.

If what tourists are looking for is to have the best view, then there are places for that, Christ himself, for example.

In addition to one of the seven wonders of the modern world,

there are well-structured lookouts like the Chinese View,

Beautiful Stone, Lookout Dona Marta, Two Brothers, Arpoador Stone, The latter provides an unforgettable sunset.

Amazing pictures: 

Rio de Janeiro has more than perfect scenarios for any style.

Both on the beach and in historical places, it is possible to get a magazine-worthy photograph.

Also, some places that tourists are looking for a lot to photograph is the Christ,

Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon, the Cable Car, the Selarón Staircase in Lapa,

with the small tiles and pieces of tiles from various parts of the world and on the Telegraph Stone, where many pretend to hang on a cliff.