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The futurist: Rio’s Museum of Tomorrow

By Sunshine Flint

Museu do Amanhã (Museum of Tomorrow) The city’s newest project will focus on the sustainable and ecological future of 2061, 50 years from the museum’s 2011 groundbreaking. Read more…

A beginner’s guide to South America

By Regis St Louis, Lonely Planet

La Paz, Bolivia With idyllic beaches, snow-covered mountains, tropical rainforests and cultural wonders, it is hard to know where to start on this massive continent. Read more…

A perfect day in Rio de Janeiro

By Kevin Raub, Lonely Planet

View from above Usually, tourists like to do as locals do – milk the city’s sun-soaked atmosphere for all it is worth. Read more…

2011 Carnival in Rio

Swingers The Carnival in Rio de Janeiro is, quite simply, the world's biggest, sexiest, wildest, most colourful party. Held every year before Lent -- and dating back to 1723 in Rio -- the festival begins with fireworks and ends with elaborate floats, extravagant costumes, nudity, samba dance-offs, music and even a celebrity or two in between.

Trekking in Rio de Janeiro

By Paulo Cabral

Christ the Redeemer Exploring Tijuca National Park, a jungle inside a city. Read more…

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