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A tiny, no-frills bar since 1968 where local choro, samba, and bossa nova musicians cram around one table and the music spills onto the sidewalk — no stage, no cover, just grab a beer from the fridge…
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A tiny, no-frills bar since 1968 where local choro, samba, and bossa nova musicians cram around one table and the music spills onto the sidewalk — no stage, no cover, just grab a beer from the fridge…
A Lapa institution that opens at 6 PM and runs until dawn, drawing a cross-section of the city — samba musicians, night-shift workers, and everyone in between — for feijoada and Portuguese-Brazilian classics.
A 19th-century Portuguese royal reading room housing the largest collection of Portuguese literature outside Portugal — its neo-Manueline interior is one of the most jaw-dropping rooms in Brazil, and…
A German-Brazilian tavern in continuous operation since 1887, serving the downtown lunch crowd with kassler, sauerkraut, and some of the city's best bolinho de bacalhau — arrive before 12:30 or join…
An open-air historic square in the port zone where spontaneous samba rodas take over every Monday and Friday night — raw, outdoor, and deeply rooted in the Afro-Brazilian culture of the neighbourhood.
One of Rio's most serious showrooms for indigenous art and craft, stocking handmade jewelry and objects from dozens of Amazonian tribes, with proceeds going directly back to those communities.
Stop scrolling fifty options. Appricio gives you the one — with a reason, and a Plan B if you've seen it.
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