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Paulo Vaisberg Tour Guide
Paulo Vaisberg has 37 years of experience in the tourism industry in Rio de Janeiro and Niterói. He began his career in 1987 as a tour guide and has since distinguished himself for his excellence in serving both national and international visitors. Fluent in English, Spanish, and Italian, Paulo combines his language expertise with a deep knowledge of the region's cultural, historical, and natural treasures.
His commitment is to provide personalized experiences, creating unique and unforgettable moments for every client.
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Niemeyer Tour
Historical and Architecture
Niterói City
Niterói is a charming city known for its natural beauty, rich historical, architectural, and cultural heritage, sophisticated gastronomy, and the privilege of being just 13 km away from Rio de Janeiro. Below, we present the main itineraries of the "Smile City." His commitment is to provide personalized experiences, creating unique and unforgettable moments for every client.
Niemeyer Historical and ArchitectureTour
Niterói is the second city in the world with the largest number of works by the architect Oscar Niemeyer (the first being Brasília). This architectural complex brought significant cultural revitalization and a new tourist landscape to Niterói. The Niemeyer Path includes seven landmarks: the Popular Theater, the Science and Creativity Museum, the Roberto Silveira Memorial, the Tourist Assistance Center (CAT), the Juscelino Kubitschek Square, the Petrobras Cinema Center, and the Contemporary Art Museum (MAC). Along the shoreline, you'll also find another notable work by the architect: the Charitas Ferry Station.
MAC – Niterói Contemporary Art Museum
Designed by architect Oscar Niemeyer, the MAC is a masterpiece in itself, harmonizing perfectly with the privileged landscape overlooking the waters of Guanabara Bay. Inaugurated on September 2, 1996, it hosts temporary exhibitions and the João Satamini collection of contemporary art, one of the largest in the country, showcasing Brazilian art from the 1950s onward.
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Corcovado
and historical tour
Corcovado and Historical tour
Corcovado and Sugar Loaf at the same day and the best time for you. Yes, it’s possible. Gather round all your friends and familiars (up to 15 persons) and enjoy a great opportunity to meet two of greatest Rio’s landmarks at the same day, on an intimate tour. You will also pass through Santa Teresa and its unique charming architecture and visit the famous Selaron Steps. A van will do the pick-up and the drop off at most hotels in São Conrado, Leblon, Ipanema and Copacabana, leaving you with more free time to visit many other wonders
Corcovado and Historical tour
Join our Small Groups tour and enjoy a great opportunity to meet two of the greatest Rio’s landmarks in the same day, on an intimate express tour.
You will also pass by Santa Teresa and its unique charming architecture and visit the famous Selaron Steps. A van will do the pick-up and the drop off at most hotels in Leblon, Ipanema and Copacabana.
On the tour we will make most of your time by showing you 3 of Rio’s biggest attractions, leaving you with more free time to get to know many other wonders in Rio. This is an excellent option to see the best of Rio if you want limited time in the city.
After hotel pick ups, the van takes you up Corcovado Mountain through the dense Tijuca rain forest to the 38m tall (125ft) Christ Redeemer Statue. The guide has between 40 and 50 minutes to show the wonderful sights of Rio. From the top, enjoy the spectacular views of Rio and the surrounding countryside.
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Sugar Loaf and
historical tour
Sugar Loaf and Historical tour
Enjoy a view of gorgeous Rio de Janeiro from the ground before riding cable cars up the mountain for a truly panoramic view of the entire area from high above on Sugar Loaf mountain
Sugar Loaf and Historical tour
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Take a historical city tour from downtown Rio de Janeiro
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Stop at the Metropolitan Cathedral for photo opportunities and a brief history
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Ride a cable car to Urca Hill and Sugar Loaf Mountain
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Enjoy splendid views to the Guanabara Bay and surrounding areas, beaches of Rio and Niteroi, Santa Cruz fortress and more
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GPS-Triggered commentary in Portuguese, English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin and Russian.
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Interesting look on the History of Rio de Janeiro and Brazil itself, from its discovery all the way to modern days.
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Petrópolis
Imperial City
Petropolis The Imperial City
Visit the city of Petropolis, located 68 km away from Rio and has been called the Imperial City since the Emperor Pedro II. Check out the main sights such as the Imperial Museum, the Gothic Cathedral, Crystal Palace and more!
Petropolis The Imperial City
The city of Petropolis is located 68 km away from Rio and has been called the Imperial City since the times of the Emperor Pedro II. Settled by the Germans, Petropolis keeps the memory of Brazilian history alive with its buildings and charming streets.
After Hotel pick ups, the bus will take around 80 minutes to reach Petropolis city. As soon as you arrive, get a nice perspective outside of Quintandinha Palace. There will be a stop so you can take beautiful pictures of this beautiful building. Then, the tour will begin with a visit to the Imperial Museum, former summer residence of Emperor D. Pedro II, which today still has furniture and objects such as the golden crown, pearls and diamonds worn by D. Pedro I and D. Pedro II. You will also see the beautiful garden in front of the museum, as well as the royal wagon (horse carts) sector.
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