Train Museum, Rio de Janeiro
The Train Museum has a modest collection of 19th century engines, train cars used by emperors and presidents, and streetcars..
The Train Museum has a modest collection of 19th century engines, train cars used by emperors and presidents, and streetcars.
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About Train Museum
Rua Arquias Cordeiro, 1046 - Engenho de Dentro, Rio de Janeiro - RJ, Brazil
+55 21 2269-5545
Train Museum and Nearby Sights on Map
Engenhão Stadium
Estádio Olímpico João Havelange, known by its nickname of Engenhão, is a soccer stadium that was built for the Pan-American Games of 2007
Grajaú State Park
The 55-hectare Grajau State Park within Tijuca Forest preserves some of the original Atlantic forest and is home to a wide range of species including marmosets, bush dogs, guinea pigs, parakeets, vultures, and hawks
Musical sidewalks of Vila Isabel
The mosaic sidewalks along Boulevard 28 de Setembro between Praça Maracanã and Praça Barão de Drummond are musical staves
Museum of Astronomy and Related Sciences
Also has an observatory
Rio de Janeiro Zoo
If you won't be making it to the Amazon or the Pantanal, the Rio de Janeiro Zoo is a good place to see some of Brazil's more exotic creatures as well as species from around the world
Museu Nacional
The National Museum in Paço de São Cristóvão (Palace of Saint Christopher) is Brazil's natural history museum, exhibiting dinosaur fossils, mounted animals and insects, minerals, and meteorites, as well as archaeological artifacts and aboriginal utensils
Tijuca Forest
You do not have to go far to explore a tropical Brazilian rainforest
Museu do Açude
Housed in the former residence of Raymundo Ottoni de Castro Maya, one of the founders of the Modern Art Museum, the Museu do Acude displays a collection of items from the history of Portuguese rule, including furniture, kitchenware, and an array of ''azulejos'', or Portuguese blue tiles
Maracanã Stadium
Once the world's highest capacity football venue, it was able to hold nearly 200,000 people
Museum of the First Reign
The Museu do Primeiro Reinado or Museum of the First Reign is dedicated to the reign of Emperor Pedro I (1822-1831)