What’s What In Rio This May Part 2

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In the first part of the article we have talked about the most important annual events that will be organized in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil this forthcoming May. In the sequel of the original article we are going to talk about what else you can do in Rio, places to visit and other similar activities to make your vacation one to remember.

If you want find out more about the country’s spirit, there is no better place than the Academia da Cachaca, which is a bar where you will be able to serve creative cachaca concoctions. It has remained a popular hangout spot since it opened its doors back in 1985. They emphasize on serving quality spirit rather than the cheap versions. It is by far the best place where you can serve Brazil’s national drink. The exact address of the bar is 26 Loja G, Rua Conde Bernadotte Leblon 22430200.

For grabbing a very tasteful beer, you cannot go wrong with the Espirito do Chopp - they serve the beer exactly as it should be, at -1 degrees Celsius. Located in the lively Cobal do Humaita, it is a market by day and a bustling area with a rich collection of bars and restaurants by night. They ...
... also serve exquisite local dishes, most of them fish- and meat-based.

Another great place to eat some good food is at the very popular Shirley Spanish seafood restaurant where they have a very friendly and prompt service. It is settled in the busiest part of Leme, at 640 Rua Gustavo Sampaio.

We would also recommend going to the Porcao restaurant, with views of the Sugar Loaf and Baia de Guanabara. This one is part of some barbecue restaurants that offer 30 different types of meat, along with a generous salad buffet, hot dishes (including feijoada) and sushi. The address of this fine restaurant is Av. Infante Dom Henrique, Aterro, Flamengo.

Moving on to something a little bit more cultural, we advise you to visit the Museu do Indio, located at 55 Rua das Palmeiras, Botafogo CEP 22270-070. Here you can access documentary film screenings, documents, hundreds of artefacts, exhibitions and events. Experts and academics in indigenous matters use the museum’s resources to conduct research, with the target of conserving and preserving the nation’s cultural patrimony and the history of the indigenous peoples in Brazil.

If you choose Rio as your vacation destination, don’t forget to visit the Rio de Janeiro Botanic Garden. It is the home of many rare species of flora, not only from Brazil, but also from various other countries. Among the whopping 8200 species of plant on display, there are plenty of imperial palms, along with extinct trees like the brazilwood, along with other rarities from the Japanese gardens. If you like orchids, they have more than three million examples of 600 different species.

All things considered, whether it is for the monthly and annual events or for the day-to-day places to visit, Rio de Janeiro has them all, and we are certain that regardless of your tastes, you will find something to do in one of the most attractive cities in the entire world.

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