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  • Christ-the-Redeemer-Rio - Christ the Redeemer is an Art Deco statue of Jesus Christ in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
  • Ipanema-Beach-Rio-at-twilight - Ipanema Beach, with Sugarloaf Mountain in the distance, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
  • rio-carnival-parade.jpg - It's Carnival in Rio de Janeiro and dancers take on the colors of the rainforest.
  • crystal-symphony-in-rio.jpg - Sail into Rio de Janeiro's epic harbor in style aboard Crystal Symphony.
  • carnaval-2014.jpg - A float in the Carnaval parade in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
  • Rio-Carnival-eagle-dancers.jpg - Nature is celebrated in this Carnaval float in Rio de Janeiro.
  • rio-carnaval-dancer.jpg - A dancer at Brasil Carnaval in Rio de Janeiro.
  • Ponant-Brazil-Paraty.jpg - Visit Paraty, a small town backed by mountains on Brazil's Costa Verde, on a Ponant cruise.
  • Ponant-Rio-Christ-Redeemer.jpg -  Climb Corcovado to view the Christ the Redeemer statue when you visit Rio de Janeiro on a Ponant cruise.
  • Ponant-Rio-Sugarloaf.jpg - Cruise by Sugarloaf, a landmark in Rio de Janeiro, on Ponant's L'Austral.
  • Ponant-rio1.jpg - A panorama of the Christ the Redeemer statue overlooking Guanabara Bay and Rio de Janeiro.
  • Ponant-rio2.jpg - A panorama of the Rio de Janeiro skyline.
  • carnaval-cake.jpg - A float in the Carnaval parade in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
  • Ponant-rio3.jpg - See the natural wonders of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on a Ponant cruise.

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Overheard

“I love Santa Teresa neighborhood's Portuguese-colonial architecture and low-key restaurants and bars.”

Travel + Leisure magazine

“I would spend hours wandering through the center's crazy quilt of streets, meeting friends for a cold beer at the cavernous Bar Luiz on Rua da Carioca, or slipping into used-book stores, taking my discoveries to the Real Gabinete Portugués de Leiture, the ornate but almost always empty public reading room on Rua Luis de Camões. Thankfully, as I walked these streets now, I found many of my old haunts surviving as if frozen in time.”

Condé Nast Traveler magazine

“A top-flight meal with high-end service can be an elusive combination in Rio. Eureka! Térèze, within the steeply sloped grounds of the Hotel Santa Teresa. The elegant dining room offers peek-a-boo glimpses of the twinkling city, and the cuisine is international but laced with Brazilian touches. ... Dinner with drinks is about 250 reais a person.”

New York Times

“Vehicles are banned on Ilha Grande, a Robinson Crusoe-style island that's home to Praia de Lopes Mendes, a prized two-mile swath of deserted shore. Hitch a ride in a fishing boat or hike a forest trail, ravines, and serrated peaks to get there (it's worth it).”

Travel + Leisure magazine

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