Tour operator
1. Eat Rio Food Tours
A Rio food tour company running since 2011, with a five-hour daytime tasting walk, an evening bar and samba tour and a Brazilian wine experience.
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2. SP Free Walking Tour
Tip-based walking tours of São Paulo's old downtown, Vila Madalena and Avenida Paulista, run in English and Portuguese by local guides several days a week.
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3. Free Walker Tours
A Rio walking tour company founded in 2013, running tip-based tours of downtown Rio and its African heritage, plus a Lapa pub crawl and food tour.
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4. MorumBIS Tour by Passaporte FC
A daily guided tour of São Paulo FC's Morumbis stadium, run by the club's official travel agency, taking in the memorial, dressing room, tunnel and pitch.
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5. Allianz Parque Experience Tour
A guided tour of Palmeiras's Allianz Parque in Perdizes, visiting the dressing rooms, press room, luxury boxes and pitch, with a penalty challenge at weekends.
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6. Favela Tour
A private operator running three-hour visits to Rocinha and Vila Canoas since 1992, with hotel pick-up and support for community schools.
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7. Saveiros Tour
A Guanabara Bay boat operator founded in 1978, running a daily two-hour cruise from Marina da Glória past Sugarloaf, Niterói and the island forts.
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8. Tour Casa do Povo at Neo Química Arena
A guided tour of Corinthians's Neo Química Arena, opened in 2014, led by fan hosts through the dressing room, press room, warm-up area and pitch.
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9. Jeep Tour
A family-run Rio company founded in 1992, taking visitors into Tijuca Forest and around the city's sights in open-top converted military jeeps.
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10. Sampa Sky
A glass-floored observation experience on the 42nd floor of the Mirante do Vale building, 150 metres above the historic centre, with decks that slide out from the façade.
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