Brazil · TRAIN EXPERIENCES
Good train rides fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Ride the Corcovado Train through Tijuca Forest to Christ the Redeemer, with sweeping Rio views, priority access, and practical booking advice.
“Really good experience and well organised with brilliant communication. Also had time to roam the area by myself and grab as many pictures memories. Would definitely recommend!”
Visit Christ the Redeemer by historic cog train and ride Sugarloaf’s cable car for Rio views, with tickets arranged in advance.
“A really good day out. Only downside is a bit of waiting for the train for Christ the Redeemer. The ticket information could be a bit clearer as it is a bit confusing which ticket is which and what time you should be there. Overall definitely worth doing and the views are amazing”
Ride Curitiba’s 19th-century railway through Atlantic rainforest, explore Morretes and Antonina, eat barreado, and return by scenic road.
“The train ride was ok. So many people and the whole process to board takes too long. The best part was the restaurant in Antonina, the food was simple and tastes awesome and hosts were incredible. The staff in the restaurant was polite and professional. Would recomend that restaurant to anyone.”
Ride Rio’s Corcovado Train to Christ the Redeemer, then see Selarón Steps, Maracanã, Sambódromo, and the cathedral in five hours.
“de tour was erg leuk!! we hebben heel veel gezien van de stad.”
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