At 2230 feet, this hunchback mountain with is where the Christ Redeemer statue stands with outstretched arms. At night, the 100 foot, 1,000 ton statue seems to float as if it were a guardian angel for the city. Of course it will be crowded with many tourists, but, nothing has prepared you for the view you will witness. Stand with the statue at your back, and to your left is the soccer temple Maracanã and the northern districts. Straight ahead in the distance is Niterói with its snaky bridge and Rio's other must see, the hump of the Sugar Loaf. To the right is the Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas in the foreground, and Copacabana and Ipanema beaches further out. The trip takes around 20 minutes.
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Excellent!!! Rio is definitely Marvellous
Rio is a place with enormous natural beauty, it is surrounded by mountains, loads of forests, beautiful beaches, very good restaurants and bars...
My number one view in the world
The view of Pao de Acucar and Lagoa from Corcovado is still the greatest view of my travels through America and Europe. I recommend going to P...
SAVE YOUR MONEY
THE FOOD SUCKS, THE PEOPLE ARE RUDE, IT'S DANGEROUS TO GO OUT @ NIGHT WITHOUT A BODYGUARD. I'VE BEEN TO A LOT OF COUNTRIES, THIS IS ONE PLACE I...
One of two places you can't miss in Rio!
Corcovado's view is just breathtaking! You can see the entire city of Rio de Janeiro from the top of Corcovado, get excellent pictures of the ...
Fantastic
It was brilliant. i just love stuff like it. I think if people wanna go ten they should go with a family because you have more fun and you will...
Wow- Huge views and great pics
It was worth the time off the beach to see this huge statue of Jesus. Generally I agree with most of the other reviews. Here are some additio...
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