Guidebook for Rio de Janeiro
Food Scene
best option for brunches and a really nice variety of brads and cold cuts
67 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Le Dépanneur Delicatessen
86 R. Voluntários da Pátriabest option for brunches and a really nice variety of brads and cold cuts
Caverna
26 R. Assis Buenonice hamburgers and drinks
cozy place, best to arrive early
Essentials
great place to buy fresh fruits, vegetables and juices. You can also buy salads, wines, beers and other stuff
113 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Hortifruti
192 Rua Marquês de Abrantesgreat place to buy fresh fruits, vegetables and juices. You can also buy salads, wines, beers and other stuff
Pão de Açúcar
493 Av. Nossa Sra. de Copacabanafrom A to Z all you need to survive.
Also has a great pizza place.
56 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Supermercado Zona Sul - Botafogo, Rua São Clemente
114 R. São Clementefrom A to Z all you need to survive.
Also has a great pizza place.
Getting Around
Botafogo station
5 R. Nelson MandelaEntertainment & Activities
Embratel
1012 Av. Pres. VargasShopping
10 minute walk.
all kind of stores, restaurants and movie theaters
604 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Botafogo Praia Shopping
400 R. Praia de Botafogo10 minute walk.
all kind of stores, restaurants and movie theaters
Sightseeing
Bundok ng Sugarloaf
Greatest view of Rio de Janeiro.
Parks & Nature
Copacabana Beach
Most famous beach of the world
as TimeOut says:
One of Rio's little gems that gets all-to-often overlooked with the likes of Jardim Botânico next door, Parque Lage is really the scruffy cousin of its magnificent neighbour. The gardens here are considerably less groomed giving the feeling of a genuine slice of rainforest, within which sits the magnificent former abode of wealthy ship owner Henrique Lage. The house has long been converted into a popular arts school, with easels scattered and paint carlessly flicked over the pillars that mark out the beautiful central pool which also houses a pleasant café. Elsewhere in the gardens lie an aquarium and the start of the trek up to Cristo Redentor for the adventurous.
1473 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Lage Park
414 R. Jardim Botânicoas TimeOut says:
One of Rio's little gems that gets all-to-often overlooked with the likes of Jardim Botânico next door, Parque Lage is really the scruffy cousin of its magnificent neighbour. The gardens here are considerably less groomed giving the feeling of a genuine slice of rainforest, within which sits the magnificent former abode of wealthy ship owner Henrique Lage. The house has long been converted into a popular arts school, with easels scattered and paint carlessly flicked over the pillars that mark out the beautiful central pool which also houses a pleasant café. Elsewhere in the gardens lie an aquarium and the start of the trek up to Cristo Redentor for the adventurous.