Rio de Janeiro is a destination that is worth a visit during a trip to Brazil. In fact, it is the second largest city in Brazil. This municipality is famous for its beautiful beaches, carnival and monuments, especially the statue of Christ the Redeemer. Apart from that, it is full of breathtaking natural and cultural riches. To explore its natural heritage, globetrotters can, for example, discover the Tijuca National Park. It contains the Tijuca Forest, which is the largest urban forest in the world. As far as wildlife is concerned, this exceptional site serves as a refuge for 71 species of mammals. These include carnivores such as savannah foxes, common coati and crab-eating raccoons. Tourists will also spot primates, xenarthra and bats. In addition, they will eventually encounter insects, spiders, arthropods, reptiles, and birds.

Discover the wonders of the Park of Boa Vista

Boa Vista Park is one of the most coveted public spaces in Rio de Janeiro. During the travel Brazil, it is unmissable. Indeed, this exceptional site offers various extraordinary attractions. Globetrotters will enjoy a relaxing moment on the green hills that border the lake. They will also be able to contemplate the Temple of Apollo. This Greco-Roman monument is located on an islet in this basin. To admire it more closely, it is possible to go on a pedal boat or take a small bridge. Apart from that, in the summer, backpackers will have the opportunity to attend concerts that are carried out in the open air. In addition, this park is home to the Palace of St. Christopher. In the past, it was the home of the Brazilian royal family. Since 1892, it has housed the National Museum of Brazil. In this gallery, travelers will discover exhibits on natural history and anthropology. They will also see a 4.9-tonne meteorite and "Luzia", which is a very old human skeleton about 11,000 years old.

Flamengo Park, an exceptional site to visit

To complete the tour of the city of Rio de Janeiro, the Flamengo Park or Aterro do Flamengo is a place not to be missed. For your information, the northern part of this site is called Brigadeiro Eduardo Gomes Park, and the southern part is named Carlos Lacerda Park. This ecological area is located along the bay of Guanabara, in the Flamengo and Glória districts. It turns out to be the largest public park in this municipality. Indeed, this park extends over an area of 120 ha. In addition, this protected area has a green area and various sports and leisure facilities. In addition, it is home to the Marina daGlória, the Museum of Modern Art and the World War II War Memorial.