WHAT TO DO IN RIO DE JANEIRO ON RAIN DAYS

Rio de Janeiro is a city that invites people to go for walks in the open air. However, on rainy days it is difficult to do this type of activity.
Below I have listed five options for tours for rainy days in the city.
Maracanã Stadium
The Maracanã Stadium was once considered the largest in the world, with an audience of more than 200,000 people.
Currently, the stadium offers guided tours outside of match days. On this tour, points such as the Football Museum, changing rooms, cabins, bleachers and the lawn are covered.


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Municipal Theater
Municipal Theater is a century-old building located in Cinelândia square, in the historic center of Rio de Janeiro.
The site offers a guided tour that takes you through the theater through the backstage and boxes.

Banco do Brasil Cultural Center
The Banco do Brasil Cultural Center is one of the best cultural spaces in the city. It has a cinema, theater and fixed and traveling exhibitions.
It is located in the downtown Rio de Janeiro on Primeiro de Março street, close to the Candelária Church.

Instituto Moreira Salles
Instituto Moreira Salles is a cultural center located in a beautiful mansion in the neighborhood of Gávea, in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro.
It has traveling exhibitions and a beautiful garden where you can relax in a café.

Planetário da Gávea
Planetário da Gávea is a space dedicated to astronomy. It offers spaces for observation of the sky, theater, dome and a spaceship with information of the planets of the solar system.
It is located in the neighborhood of Gávea, in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro.


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