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The Sugarloaf Mountain is 396 meters above sea level. Different stories justify the name of this tourist spot; the most popular says that during the 16th and 18th centuries, at the height of sugarcane production, producers stored blocks of sugar in molds to be exported, and the similarity of the object to the Morro do Pão do Açúcar gave rise to the name .

Avenida Rio Branco is located in the central district of Rio de Janeiro.

Rio do Ouro is very popular among residents of the metropolitan region of Rio de Janeiro because of the waterfalls located in the region.

I was passing on the municipal road in the municipality of Magé and I saw this horse parade in support of President Bolsonaro.

The Engenheiro Raymundo de Paula Soares Tunnel, popularly known as the Covanca Tunnel, is located in the city and state of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It is one of the tunnels on the Linha Amarela, a carioca expressway that connects Fundão Island to Jacarepaguá. Its length is 2.2 km.

Visconde de Pirajá is the main street and runs through the entire Ipanema neighborhood, connecting Leblon with Copacabana.

Formerly called Gávea Beach, São Conrado beach is located in the São Conrado neighborhood, in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro. Today, the São Conrado neighborhood is characterized as being one of the noblest neighborhoods in Rio de Janeiro, with several luxurious buildings and mansions surrounding the beach.

Images of a shady square in the neighborhood of Santa Lucia in the city of Duque de Caxias in the State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

The profile of Rosário street, the financial heart of the city. Confluence of styles. Church, shops, two-story houses and offices coexist in the same alley.

Praia das setas (beach of arrows) also known as beach of Inga is a beach located in Guanabara Bay in the Ingá neighborhood in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro. It is 400 m long. It has cold and dark waters; its water quality varies, sometimes proper and sometimes unsuitable for bathing.