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Everything
you should try :
You
also get a detailed guide on everything you must try
while in Rio
de Janeiro: from street snacks to tropical fruit
juices, to Brazilian cuisine to local drinks.
Nightlife
spots:
Thirdly,
we layout your nightlife map of Rio de Janeiro, giving
each day of the week the best option for: clubbing,
live music, street parties or bars.
Safety
and Emergency Tips:
Of
course, as you probably heard in the news, Rio is a
dangerous city. So we have added tips and tricks to
guarantee you safer stay, like what to wear, where not
to go and how. Should, Lord forbid, something unpleasant
happen, the book has a list of all the emergency contact
one might need: tourist police, consulates and embassies,
hospitals, airline companies etc.
Get
by with our Portuguese
Phrase book:
Our
phrase book will also become handy. How do you say police
station? How do you ask "Is the club bumping?"
How do you bargain with a street vendor?
Don't
get ripped-off with our Street Price guide:
Similarly, since most tourists have a (natural) paranoia
of being ripped off, we have added a price guide. How
much is a beer at the beach? A steak sandwich? A massage?
A cab ride to the Sugar-loaf? Over 40 street items are
listed here. Refer to it and prevent yourself from paying
the loathed "Gringo Tax".
The 10 Brazilian musical styles:
There
are over 16 types of music in Brazil, 10 of these are
common throughout Rio.
In fact, 5 of these were born here. Learn about each
type, where to listen and who to listen to.
Extending
your stay in the state of Rio de Janeiro:
The
state of Rio has 4 towns that offer completely different
tours: Buzios is a party town, Petropolis is a historic-imperial
town in an alpine climate in the mountains, Ilha Grande
is an eco-tourist's heaven and Paraty is one of the
cutest colonial towns on Brazil's coast. We tell you
when and where to go, where to stay and what to do in
each of these.
Our
recommendations to other Brazilian destinations:
Brazil
is a beautiful country. It has15 must see cities in
5 different bio-geographical regions: Amazon, savannah,
Atlantic jungle, Pantanal (swamp), Catinga (dry-land)
and Pampas. These cities are all unique and have something
different to offer: parties, culture, eco-tourism, adventure
sports, architecture, history and beach life.
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