Ilha Fiscal Palace, Rio de Janeiro

Paço Imperial

The Old Imperial Palace was built in 1743 as the Governor House, used as the Viceroy’s Palace after 1763, and also served as a royal residence and workplace in the 19th century

Old Cathedral

The Old Cathedral of Rio de Janeiro is an 18th century church dedicated to Our Lady of Mount Carmel, that served as the cathedral of Rio de Janeiro from 1808 until 1976

Tiradentes Palace

The magnificent Tiradentes Palace is the seat of the Legislative Assembly of the State of Rio de Janeiro

Naval and Oceanographic Museum

Housed in an Eclectic style building from 1868 that was formerly the Naval Club, the Museu Naval e Oceanográfico (Naval and Oceanographic Museum) is dedicated to the seafaring history of Rio de Janeiro and the Brazilian Navy

Banco do Brasil Cultural Centre

The Banco do Brasil Cultural Centre has a gallery, movie theatre, video room, library and stages, all within a beautiful Art Deco building from 1906

Casa França Brasil

The Casa França-Brasil is a Neoclassical building constructed in 1820, which serves as a French cultural centre with a gallery and video hall

Candelária Church

The Candelária Church, dedicated to Our Lady of Candelária, is an important historical Roman Catholic church, built and adorned over a long period, from 1775 to the late 19th century

Gustavo Capanema Palace

The Gustavo Capanema Palace is a government building that functions as an office of the Ministry of Education and Health

National Historical Museum

The National Historical Museum traces the social and economic history of Brazil from its founding through colonial times and imperial rule to its early days as a republic

National Museum of Fine Arts

Modeled on the Louvre in Paris, the National Museum of Fine Arts in Rio de Janeiro houses an important collection of Brazilian art

Ilha Fiscal Palace, Rio de Janeiro