Many must-see Rio de Janeiro attractions are quite far from one another.
Rio de Janeiro is very spread out. Without a map is hard to get an idea of where are located landmarks such as Christ the Redeemer Statue, Sugar Loaf, Maracana Football Stadium, Sélaron Staircase, Santa Teresa neighborhood, Colombo Café, Botanical Garden, Tijuca Forest, Chinese Overlook, or a safe-to-visit favela (slum).
Fortunately, you don’t need to figure this out by yourself. My Rio Travel Guide — the most practical guide to Rio de Janeiro — includes not only several neighborhood maps, but also a self-guided taxi tour map.
With this map, you not only have an overview of where are the attractions’ locations but also you can use the map to present to your taxi driver (or your tour guide) where you want to go and the sites you want to visit.
An insider’s guide is a must-have to explore Rio de Janeiro well.
Besides, a detailed itinerary is marked on the self-guided taxi tour map, including the location of 17 attractions as well as how long to spend on each major one.
In addition, the map will be extremely useful since most taxi drivers in Rio de Janeiro don’t speak English. But the map says it all — it will be enough to get to the above-mentioned attractions without speaking one single word in Brazilian Portuguese.
With the Rio de Janeiro tour map found in My Rio Travel Guide, you quickly get the big picture as well as get into details on what to visit on day one and day two in Brazil.
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