Rio Gastronomy: Culture & History Through The Art Of Food – Walking Group Tour

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Join a delicious guided food tour in Rio de Janeiro’s lively Santa Teresa and Lapa neighborhoods where you visit unique local restaurants and specialty shops and sample different foods and beverages.

Enjoy foods that contain some of the most important elements found in traditional Brazilian cuisine like açai, pão de queijo, coxinha, brigadeiro, tapioca, and pastel, more. 

Hop on a charming tram ride going over the Lapa Arches aqueduct, and passing by Ruinas Park to marvel at panoramic views of the city as you make your way from downtown to Santa Teresa.

Taste local beer, as well as delicious cachaça on your route, and learn about the culture and history of Rio and the family traditions behind each food locales you visit. Combine all that with the best touristic areas while the guide answer any questions you might have

This is definitely not a tour to start on a full stomach! It can easily substitute for a meal. Come with an empty belly and an open mind.

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Duration: 6 hours
Starts: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Trip Category: Tours & Sightseeing >> Half-day Tours



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Join a delicious guided food tour in Rio de Janeiro’s lively Santa Teresa and Lapa neighborhoods where you visit unique local restaurants and specialty shops and sample different foods and beverages.

Enjoy foods that contain some of the most important elements found in traditional Brazilian cuisine like açai, pão de queijo, coxinha, brigadeiro, tapioca, and pastel, more. 

Hop on a charming tram ride going over the Lapa Arches aqueduct, and passing by Ruinas Park to marvel at panoramic views of the city as you make your way from downtown to Santa Teresa.

Taste local beer, as well as delicious cachaça on your route, and learn about the culture and history of Rio and the family traditions behind each food locales you visit. Combine all that with the best touristic areas while the guide answer any questions you might have

This is definitely not a tour to start on a full stomach! It can easily substitute for a meal. Come with an empty belly and an open mind.

Itinerary
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Stop At: Confeitaria Colombo, R. Gonçalves Dias, 32 – Centro, Rio de Janeiro – RJ, 20050-030, Brazil

Lose yourself among sweets and salty snacks at the confectionery Colombo. It’s a fascinating place that is sure to impress not only for its marvelous food, but also for its appearance and rich history that is part of Rio’s historic and artistic patrimony being officially declared as a cultural heritage.

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Station of Santa Teresa trams, R. Lélio Gama, s/n – Centro, Rio de Janeiro – RJ, 20031-080, Brazil

We then take the cool tram ride from the “downtown” going over the Lapa Arches (aqueduct), following through slopes and cultural spots such as Ruinas Park that overlooks the city offering an amazing view.

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Santa Teresa, Santa Teresa, Rio de Janeiro, State of Rio de Janeiro

Santa Teresa has become an artist enclave in recent years, and is a great place to spend an afternoon, wandering among eateries, enjoying a cold beer, and checking out trendy bars and restaurants offering several options of snacks and dishes, not to mention its breathtaking views. Don’t miss out on it!

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

Stop At: Lapa – Santa Teresa, Rio de Janeiro – State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

5 minutes from the Arches, connecting Santa Teresa to Lapa, there is the famous Selaron steps, a stairway decorated with colorful tiles. Known for its energetic bohemian vibe, “Lapa” is the most buzzing area in town day and nighttime. Arguably the most colorful area in Rio to drink and taste the best typical food.

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

Stop At: Amarelinho da Cinelândia, Praça Floriano, 55 – B – Centro, Rio de Janeiro – RJ, 20031-050, Brazil

At the end of the tour, have a spot at a traditional Rio’s bar to have a cold beer.

While caipirinha may well be the national drink, what Brazilians truly love is an extra cold beer or chopp (draft beer) for Brazil’s hot and humid days. It is widely available in bars, in restaurants, and in brew-pubs specialized in chops, snack foods, conversation and music.

Duration: 1 hour



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