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Take the Corcovado Train through Tijuca Forest with skip-the-line access to Christ the Redeemer.
Take the Corcovado Train through Tijuca Forest with skip-the-line access to Christ the Redeemer.
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** Hassle-free round-trip transport to Christ the Redeemer —safe, fast, & convenient.**
** Hassle-free round-trip transport to Christ the Redeemer —safe, fast, & convenient.**
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Visit Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf in 5 hours with guided tours & hotel pickup.
Visit Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf in 5 hours with guided tours & hotel pickup.
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Cosme Velho station
10 min
Tickets included
Cosme Velho Station is the departure point for the Corcovado Train, taking you through the rainforest to Christ the Redeemer. This historic station, built in 1884, offers a scenic start to your journey.
4 km
20 minutes
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Christ the Redeemer
Tickets included
12 km
24 minutes
Maracanã football stadium
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Sambódromo
10 min
Free Admission
Visit the Sambódromo, the vibrant heart of Rio’s Carnival, where samba schools compete in dazzling parades. Walk through this venue and imagine the energy of Brazil’s most famous festival.
3 km
6 minutes
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Metropolitan Cathedral
10 min
Tickets not included
Step inside the Metropolitan Cathedral, a striking modernist structure inspired by Mayan pyramids. Admire its towering stained-glass windows that fill the vast interior with colorful light.
2 km
4 minutes
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Escadaria Selarón
10 min
Free Admission
Walk up the Escadaria Selarón, a vibrant staircase adorned with over 2,000 colorful tiles from around the world. This artistic landmark, created by Jorge Selarón, is a must-see in Rio de Janeiro.
8 km
13 minutes
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Pão de Açúcar
10 min
Tickets included
After lunch, head to Pão de Açúcar in the scenic Urca neighborhood. Ride two cable cars—first to Morro da Urca, then to the 395-meter summit—for breathtaking panoramic views of Rio de Janeiro.
Cable Car
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Make the most of Rio in a day—see Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf, and enjoy a BBQ lunch.
Make the most of Rio in a day—see Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf, and enjoy a BBQ lunch.
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Fly over Christ the Redeemer, Sugar Loaf, and Rio’s beaches on a fun helicopter ride.
Fly over Christ the Redeemer, Sugar Loaf, and Rio’s beaches on a fun helicopter ride.
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Guide: No guide included
Best for: Travelers who prefer self-guided flexibility without a structured tour
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Guide: Expert Guide
Best for: Couples, families, or small groups looking for a guided, all-in-one package
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Guide: No guide
Best for: Thrill-seekers and photography lovers looking for a once-in-a-lifetime experience
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There are two ways to reach Christ the Redeemer: by train or by van
Experience the most scenic route to Christ the Redeemer!
Take a scenic, panoramic 20-minute train ride through Tijuca National Park, one of the largest urban rainforests. It’s the most traditional and picturesque way to reach Christ the Redeemer, providing panoramic views along the way. Perfect for those who want a stress-free, immersive experience in nature before reaching the summit.
Hassle-free transportation to Christ the Redeemer! There are two boarding points. Choose the one most convenient for you.
Boarding point 1: Copacabana
Ideal for travelers staying in Copacabana, Ipanema, or nearby areas, this ticket provides a direct and convenient ride to Christ the Redeemer.
Boarding point 2: Largo do Machado
A great choice for those looking for a central and easily accessible departure point in Rio, it ensures a direct ride to the top without worrying about crowded public transport.
Arriving at Your Boarding Point
Depending on your ticket, you’ll either board the Corcovado Train at Cosme Velho for a 20-minute ride or hop on a van from Copacabana or Largo do Machado, which takes approximately 30- 40 minutes
How to get to Christ the RedeemerChrist the Redeemer is open daily from 8am to 7pm with the last train ascending at 5pm.
Best time to visit: For the best experience, visit early in the morning or late in the afternoon to avoid crowds and the midday heat. The best months to visit Christ the Redeemer are March to May and September to November, as there are fewer tourists, pleasant weather, and better visibility.
On-Site Options
At the Christ the Redeemer site, you’ll find a few small cafés and kiosks offering snacks, drinks, and light refreshments. These spots are perfect for a quick bite while taking in the breathtaking views of Rio de Janeiro. However, the selection is quite limited, with mainly sandwiches, pastries, and beverages available. Prices tend to be on the higher side due to the location, so if you're looking for budget-friendly options, consider bringing your own snacks and water. Keep in mind that seating is minimal, so be prepared to enjoy your refreshments on the go.
Yes, the Christ the Redeemer tickets include van and train round-trip transportation and entry to Cristo Redentor.
No, the pick-up and drop-off points on your Christ the Redeemer ticket cannot be changed after booking.
If you miss your scheduled time for entry, you may not be allowed to enter at a later time with that ticket. It’s essential to adhere to your booked time slot.
No, visitors are not allowed inside the Christ the Redeemer statue. The monument is solid concrete, and access is limited to walking around its base.
A typical visit takes 2-3 hours, including transportation and exploring the statue.
Yes, the site has elevators and escalators to help visitors reach the statue from the entrance.
Yes, but visitors should stay aware of pickpockets, especially at train stations and crowded areas. Keep your valuables secure and avoid carrying unnecessary items.
If it’s rainy or cloudy, visibility will be poor. Check the weather forecast before your visit, as tickets are usually non-refundable.