1. Sky View of Flamengo
Botafogo Beach
15 min from copacabana
Here is the apartment
Rio de Janeiro
Downtown
Flamengo Beach/Park
Photo taken from Sugar Loaf

2. Rio de Janeiro Zones
South Zone: smallest part of town, where tourism and high income households are concentrated, here we have beaches and the trully
epicenter of city
Downtown: where business happen in Rio, SDU airport is here to travels inside Brazil
North Zone: part of the town where most part of the 5 million population lives, most of them low-mid SEL, Maracãnã Stadium and
International Airport are here, but with public transportation you reach them in 15-30 min from the south zone
West Zone: Poorest part of the town, exception of Barra da Tijuca, is a region with great demographic potential and city expands that way, due
public transportation issues it might take 2+ hours to reach, leavinf from south zone
Airport
Airport
Here is the apartment
Botafogo
Lagoa
Copacabana
Ipanema/Leblon

3. What to do in Flamengo?
Spot great views
Run, or ride a Bike on the bike road
connecting flamengo to Leblon,
Ipanema and Copacabana
Meet one of the biggest urban parks
in the world (aterro do flamengo),
designed by bioarchitect Burle Marx
Meet our culture in the streets, for
free (place: Praça São Salvador)
Go to the beach (inside the green
park – with that view)
See the sunset
And really, there is much more to do...

4. How far is that place from
International Airport: 23 minutes (cab)
Domestic Airport: 10 minutes (cab)
A supermarket: 5 seconds (walk)
A Drugstore: 30 seconds (walk)
A Bank: 10 seconds (walk)
A subway station: 1 minute (walk)
A Bus Stop: 1 minute (walk)
A Taxi Spot: 10 seconds (walk)
A Beach: 5 minutes (walk)
The best steakhouse of Rio: 5 minutes (car) – Ask for Porcão Rio’s, or Fogo de Chão.
Copacabana Beach: 15 minutes (subway or cab)
The Sugar Loaf: 15 minutes (cab)
The Christ Statue: 15 minutes (cab)
A palace: 15 minutes (walk) – Catete Palace, where government was until 1959.
A good bar/pub: 5 minutes (walk)
The best bar/pubs in town: 15 minutes (cab) – ask for Lapa.
Anything else? Ask me!