Museum of Tomorrow and AquaRio South America's Largest Aquarium - Tour Including Transport and Tickets

Museum of Tomorrow and AquaRio South America's Largest Aquarium - Tour Including Transport and Tickets

The Museum of tomorrow is a different Science Museum. An environment of ideas and questions about the big changes we live in and the different ways that opens to the future. The Museum of tomorrow offers a narrative about how we can live and shape the next 50 years.

After visiting the Museum we will go towards the Marine Aquarium in Rio de Janeiro, or AquaRio. 

The AquaRio is the largest marine aquarium in South America and public visitation equipment which is 100% private, modern and a multifunctional education tool.  And it is also a research center, conservation, recreation, entertainment and culture that create the opportunity to the city of Rio de Janeiro offering the visitation of a unique space with attractions and innovative technologies rarely seen in Brazil.

After a visit to the Aquarium we're going to make the way back to the hotels and meeting places. In the Tour the tickets are included. Lunch is not included.

Itinerary
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Stop At: Museu do Amanha, Praca Maua 1, Rio de Janeiro, State of Rio de Janeiro 20081-240 Brazil

The Museum of tomorrow is a different Science Museum. An environment of ideas and questions about the big changes we live in and the different ways that opens to the future. The Museum of tomorrow offers a narrative about how we can live and shape the next 50 years. A journey towards possible futures, from large questions that mankind has always been done. The Museum seeks to promote innovation, disseminate the advances of science and publish the vitals of the planet. A museum to broaden our knowledge, transform our way of thinking and acting.

Duration: 1 hour

Pass By: Boulevard Olimpico, Praca Maua, Rio de Janeiro, State of Rio de Janeiro 20081-240 Brazil

The Port Region lived its apogee and decline in little more than a century. From fishing village to the main port of the country, the area was also the gateway and dwelling of slaves, giving the region the nickname "Little Africa", the size of the number of blacks who lived there. From 2010, with the beginning of the works of the Porto Maravilha project, which revitalizes the urban area while preserving the history of this region, several historical points have been rediscovered.

Stop At: AquaRio, Via Binario do Porto, 194 Praca Muhammad Ali, Rio de Janeiro, State of Rio de Janeiro 20220-360 Brazil

AquaRio (the largest aquarium in South American). With 26000 m2 of constructed area and 4,500,000 litres of water, the Aquarium is the largest Marine Aquarium in South America and it has around 8000 animals of 350 different species on display.

Duration: 1 hour