The Michelin Green Guide is the authority on Rio de Janeiro
today and the forces of nature and society that have shaped it.
Major sights include Sugarloaf, Corcovado and Christ the Redeemer
statue, Tijuca National Park, Copacabana and Ipanema beaches, the
Botanical Gardens, the Imperial Palace in Petrópolis, the World
Heritage site of Paraty… and much more.
Divided into neighborhoods, the guide introduces you to the best
of what to see and do, from vibrant Lapa nightlife, to colonial
historic center architecture and sweeping southern beaches, as well
as comprehensive and detailed coverage of excursions to beach
resorts, historic towns and lush green countryside nearby. Special
features delve into the nature of modern Rio, including its
economy, local traditions, culture and amazing cuisine, as well as
Rio’s rich architectural traditions, vibrant arts scene and
internationally renowned, ‘greatest-party-on-earth,’ Rio de Janeiro
Carnival. The Your Stay in the City section covers everything
from Brazilian churrasco (barbecue) to feijoda (pork and black bean
stew) and the glorious Copacabana Palace hotel. Also in this
section are entertainment venues, so you know where to find the
best caipirinha in town, shopping destinations for authentic crafts
or carnival costumes and spectator sports information, including
the famous Maracan? stadium. In-depth and authoritative history
explores the city’s heritage, from the original Amerindian
inhabitants, to the discovery of Brazil by Europeans and the
subsequent colonization and arrival of the Portuguese royal family,
the fortunes of trade and war, its years of dictatorship and
today’s modern democracy.
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