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Rising above the top of the Corcovado, the Christ the Redeemer Statue is one of the Seven Modern Wonders of the World. Overlook this wonderful city from a platform located right below the 125-foot statue or hop on the cable car to the top of Pão de Açúcar and enjoy a different perspective of Rio and the monument itself. Stimulate your senses with Ipanema's and Copacabana's fabulous yet dynamic and famous beaches. If you are looking for a more chill kind of experience, head for the botanical garden that houses about 8,000 species of plants. Do you know to tune? Garota de Ipanema is the world-famous song. Bossa nova, its musical genre, is the result of a fusion between samba and jazz, which originated in Rio back in the 1950s. Speaking about food, the feijoada, a delicious stew made with black beans, pork, or beef and served with white rice and oranges is quite the meal.
You should know about Rio de Janeiro
Let us take a quick trip down memory lane! Rio de Janeiro was the first Portuguese-speaking South American city to host both the Olympic and Paralympic Summer Games back in 2016! Some of its neighborhoods have been featured in billboard films such as 1979’s James Bond, Moonraker, The Incredible Hulk, and The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1. Being a city filled with rhythm and music almost around every corner, bossa nova was also originated here back in 1950 by fusing samba and jazz. If you are looking for a true Brazilian culinary experience, go ahead and have a feijoada; a traditional beef or pork dish cooked in a large clay pot served with rice, black beans.

A South American city that offers a lot of culture, tasty food, and picturesque cafes. Get to know Buenos Aires and how it lives up to its name of a city that never sleeps due to the dynamism of its people.
What you should know about Buenos Aires, Argentina
Representing all the outstanding Argentine women in the country´s history, Women’s Bridge has become Puerto Madero’s postcard attraction. Having been built in 2001, this incredible piece of engineering is a creation of the famous architect Santiago de Calatrava whose abstract design is also a synthesis of a couple dancing tango. Puerto Madero used to be Buenos Aires´ commercial port. Old dikes were remodeled and now serve as universities, restaurants, offices, and residences! A picturesque contrast can be found just across the canal thanks to the modern skyline of luxurious residential buildings. The natural park area was recovered and then converted into an ecological reserve back in 1986.

Located at the most austral point of Río de la Plata, Uruguay’s capital is nothing but a charming city. Tour around Juanicó and its 1849 buildings or stroll through Plaza Independencia, which separates the old city from the center. Enjoy the scenery at Estancia La Rabida and do not forget to visit the statue of Artigas, a great Uruguayan military leader. Stop by the beautiful 1680’s Portuguese-styled colonial city of Colonia del Sacramento or browse its shops full of contemporary art, fine leather products, Uruguayan fabrics, and luxurious jewelry.
You should know about Montevideo
Do not miss the Artigas´ Statue, a great Uruguayan military leader at Plaza de la Independencia, the spot that separates the old city from the current center. Colonia del Sacramento, a beautiful Portuguese city founded in 1680, is a MUST. Are you into shopping? Montevideo’s has got you covered! Jump from shop to shop and find lots of items to purchase, from contemporary pieces of art to fine leather products, Uruguayan fabrics, and jewelry! La Rambla, an avenue that runs along the coast, is such an important part of Montevideo´s identity it was nominated as one of the World Heritage Sits.

Often called Latin America's Saint-Tropez, this is the favorite summer destination in the southernmost region of South America.
What you should know about Punta del Este
This glamorous touristic city is perfect for you to spend the day while enjoying its beautiful beaches, ports, and interesting shops. Get to know the amazing works of Dalí, Chagall and Miró at the Ralli Museum or go ahead and explore its equally amazing countryside! When it comes to souvenirs shopping; fine leather goods, jewelry, and crafts are the way to go. Pose in front La Mano en la Arena, a gigantic one-handed sculpture emerging from the sand at Playa Brava and get the best photos!

Rising above the top of the Corcovado, the Christ the Redeemer Statue is one of the Seven Modern Wonders of the World. Overlook this wonderful city from a platform located right below the 125-foot statue or hop on the cable car to the top of Pão de Açúcar and enjoy a different perspective of Rio and the monument itself. Stimulate your senses with Ipanema's and Copacabana's fabulous yet dynamic and famous beaches. If you are looking for a more chill kind of experience, head for the botanical garden that houses about 8,000 species of plants. Do you know to tune? Garota de Ipanema is the world-famous song. Bossa nova, its musical genre, is the result of a fusion between samba and jazz, which originated in Rio back in the 1950s. Speaking about food, the feijoada, a delicious stew made with black beans, pork, or beef and served with white rice and oranges is quite the meal.
You should know about Rio de Janeiro
Let us take a quick trip down memory lane! Rio de Janeiro was the first Portuguese-speaking South American city to host both the Olympic and Paralympic Summer Games back in 2016! Some of its neighborhoods have been featured in billboard films such as 1979’s James Bond, Moonraker, The Incredible Hulk, and The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1. Being a city filled with rhythm and music almost around every corner, bossa nova was also originated here back in 1950 by fusing samba and jazz. If you are looking for a true Brazilian culinary experience, go ahead and have a feijoada; a traditional beef or pork dish cooked in a large clay pot served with rice, black beans.