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Located at the Gávea Planetarium, it has an hybrid design which combines an open air garden with a contemporary cuisine restaurant, and a modern dance floor.

Barra Shopping

Shopping Center  Mon. to Sat. from 10h to 22h Sun. from 13h to 21h.

Caixa Cultural Complex

The building, a landmark of architecture in the 70s, is in the shape of a trunk of wide-based pyramids and is surrounded by gardens, passageways and small shallow artificial lakes.

Casa França Brasil

Dating back to 1820, the severe neo-Classical façade. Its large inner area is sub-divided as required by temporary art exhibitions and events. It also offers cinema and video facilities.

Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil

The cultural center houses a magnificent library with over 140,000 volumes on a wide variety of topics. It has three theaters, four video rooms, a movie-theater, two auditorium, exhibition rooms, a tea-room and a restaurant.

Cine Ideal

A rare sample of belle époque style architecture, it is one of the largest electronic music clubs in the city, specialized in LGBT audiences. Opening Hours: Fridays and Saturdays, starting at 23h30

Circo Voador

A diversified program, from orchestral music to rock

Cooperativa Nova Aliança (Cab/Taxi services)

After 23h, there is a stop at the corner of Vinícius de Moraes with Visconde de Pirajá streets or through telephone 7848-0503 (Alexandre)

Copacabana Palace

Located at the famous Copacabana Beach, Copacabana Palace is the most well known hotel in Rio de Janeiro, offering hospitality to the rich and famous since 1923.

Dama de Ferro

A mixture of lounge, club, bar and art gallery

Galeria Café

Night club with parties, from Wednesdays to Sundays, an art gallery with bimonthly exhibitions, an open space for Bazar Galeria (performance shows by new fashion designers, always on Sundays)

Gula Gula

Endereço: Av. Henrique Dumont, 57 - Ipanema
Tel: 21 2259-3084
C.C: Todos
www.gulagula.com.br

Hotel Fasano

The hotel structure offers 92 apartments with balcony, featuring a flat screen 32“ TV set, DVD, work desk, among other things.

Instituto Moreira Salles

The IMS of Rio de Janeiro is the largest cultural center of the institution, with gardens open to the public.

Laura Alvim Culture House

It houses three movie theaters, the Laura Alvim Theater, with a seating capacity for 245, and Espaço Rogério Cardoso, for 70 spectators, art gallery and the Atelier Culinário, with tables and sunshades under the arcades.

Le Boy

The most famous Gay night club in Rio de Janeiro, it hás been working since 1992.

Marina Palace Hotel

Marina Palace hotel stands out for its closeness to the best boutiques, restaurants and night-clubs, as well as an “A” class service with luxury and comfort.

Museu de Arte Moderna

This construction represents an architectural mark, which is the result of the design by architect Affonso Eduardo Reidy and the landscape project of Burle Marx.

Museu Histórico Nacional

The National Historical Museum, created in 1922, is one of the most important museums in Brazil, consisting of over 287thousand items, among which the largest numismatic collection of Latin America.

Museu Nacional de Belas Artes

The painting “The First Mass in Brazil”, by Victor Meireles, is of special note. The Brazilian Modern and Contemporary Art Gallery occupies a 1.800 sq meter area with 170 works from the Museum´s collection and recent donations.

Oi Futuro

The building that has houses the center was built in 1918 and has just been reformed, resulting in a gain of in internal space.

Santa Teresa Hotel

Luxury and comfort at the top of one of the most beautiful quarters in Rio de Janeiro.

São Conrado Fashion Mall

Mon-Sat, 10-22h Sun, 15-21h (stores) Food Court, from 12h until the last customer leaves.

Shopping Leblon

Mon-Sat, 10-22h - Sun and holidays, 15-21h
Food Court: Sun-Thu, 10-24h Fri-Sat, 10-1h Holidays, 12h-1h