Rio de Janeiro attractions on the map

The surviving passage will become evidence of an attempt to destroy the city’s rights along with its archive.

Here, a legend of a maritime vow meets a dispute over ownership that lasted for generations.

Here the story of the climb up the hill begins, and the first change in the purpose of an urban structure becomes visible.

The finale will compare the district of mass cinema with the theater that did not fulfill its original promise.

The confectionery will show how tolerance for a not-very-prosperous group turned into publicity for the city.

This stop will show how one person's work became a city street and a protected work.

The square links a vanished water source, a newspaper stunt, and a city refrain.

This stop will bring the vanished shoreline back to the neighborhood and show the cost of defending Rio de Janeiro in 1710.

Here, the tram's story will shift from the convenience of the climb to the cost of a technical error and a long restoration.

The final stop brings together the road, the tram, and the estate divided into plots.

It will trace the former shoreline and explain why the first railway journey began where there were no rails.

This stop will explain how the collector prepared his house in advance for its transformation into a museum.

The pier makes it possible to trace how an underused port platform was turned into a museum without a ready-made answer about the future.

This stop will show how a city petition changed the position of a prince and the palace itself.

Here, a private salon will link music from the beginning of the last century with a contemporary cultural space.

Here port labor and courtyard processions come together in the prehistory of samba schools.

Here, the old shoreline will connect the city water system, the port, and the labor of water carriers.

The finale brings the port's larger history inside a house where an ordinary renovation was halted by a discovery beneath the floor.

A municipal collection, not envisioned in the museum's original plan, will appear here.

This stop explains how a difference in wealth divided the worshippers of a single image.

The garden will explain where the decoration from the disappearing wharf was moved during the redevelopment of the port district.

The excavated site reveals two versions of the shoreline, laid one above the other.