1. Get to know the most remote beaches of Rio de Janeiro
Prainha, Grumari, Reserva are some of the beaches that are easier to visit and get to know from Barra da Tijuca.
2. Climb the Telegraph stone path.
After climbing a path for about 50 minutes we arrive at the Piedra del Télégrafo viewpoint where we have a beautiful view of Barra de Tijuca. As a finishing touch, we can take fun photoss.
3. Visit the Burle Marx Site.
The name of the site is a tribute to Roberto Burle Marx, a Brazilian artist and landscape painter of international renown, who resided on the site from 1973 until the day of his death. The site has an area of more than 400 thousand m², where it meets one of the most important collections of tropical and semi-tropical plants in the world.
4. Go shopping
ANDn Barra da Tijuca we have many shopping center options
5. Take Kitesurfing classes.
At the beginning of Barra de Tijuca, on Pepe beach, there are several schools to learn to do this sport that adds more fans every day..
6. Walk around Gigoia Island.
Besides simply walking aimlessly, the main program for those who go to Ilha da Gigoia is to frequent the bars and restaurants. Most are around the island, overlooking the lagoon, and many offer live music and shows by independent artists.
7. Enjoy the nightlife on Avenida Olegario Maciel.
Bars, restaurants, nightclubs are concentrated in this famous avenue of Barra da Tijuca.
8. Visit the Point de Grumari restaurant
Whether to eat some seafood or fish (house specialties) or make a stop, this restaurant has a unique view of the entire Guaratiba bar. We recommend going during the day or at dusk.
9. Visit the museum of the Brazilian soccer team.
Cups, photos, images and cutting-edge technology make a visit to the museum a surprising and interactive experience.
10. Paragliding or hang gliding.
Although the flights depart from São Conrado, a neighborhood neighboring Barra da Tijuca, it is a unique experience for those who like adrenaline.
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