The Ultimate Rio Walking Tour: Discover the City's Gems
My name is Bruno, owner and operator of Boston Bruno Tours in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. As a passionate and experienced tourism professional, I am deeply committed to providing exceptional travel experiences that showcase the best of Rio. Having spent 20 years in the United States, I am fluent in English and possess a strong background in customer service cultivated across diverse industries. This international perspective complements my native Brazilian roots, allowing me to craft unique and personalized tours that offer an insider's view of Rio. My formal tourism education was completed at CIETH Escola de Turismo, a highly respected institution within Rio's tourism sector. Boston Bruno Tours offers a variety of tour options designed to create unforgettable and unique experiences for every guest. I invite you to discover why we consistently receive outstanding reviews on Guruwalk and allow us to be a part of your Rio de Janeiro adventure.
Pickup
Cinelandia Metro by Starbucks
Description
Ditch the yawn-inducing guidebooks and dive headfirst into Rio's vibrant soul! Join my ridiculously fun 4-hour walking and VLT adventure, where we'll wink at Rio's best-kept secrets (travel? Sorted!).
A completely optional R$150 contribution would be like a little high-five for making these off-the-beaten-path explorations happen.
Think of it as seeing Rio through the eyes of someone who actually lives here (that's me!).
We kick things off at 8:00 am sharp at Cinelandia Starbucks and then zoom through gems like Passeio Público, the dazzling Selarón Stairs, the grand Aqueduct, lively Lapa, and the oh-so-striking Metropolitan Cathedral. Next up, we'll soak in Carioca culture at Praça Tiradentes, the breathtaking Real Gabinete Português de Leitura, the charming São Francisco de Paula Church, bustling Largo da Carioca, and the serene São Bento Monastery, before wrapping up at Praça Mauá with the mind-blowing Museum of Tomorrow and Kobra's kaleidoscope of color.
Ready to ditch the tourist traps and embrace the real Rio? Snag your spot – let's go!