Rio de Janeiro: Entrance to Christ the Redeemer on the Corcovado Train

Embark on a fascinating journey to the majestic statue of Christ the Redeemer aboard the iconic Corcovado Train. This train winds along a track that crosses the imposing Tijuca National Park, the largest urban forest on the planet, offering you spectacular views of the vibrant city of Rio de Janeiro.

Experience the thrill of getting up close to one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World, Christ the Redeemer, a symbol of Brazil that has captivated millions of visitors. While you marvel at the breathtaking panorama of Rio, you'll also immerse yourself in Brazil's rich history. The Corcovado Railway, inaugurated in 1884 by Emperor D. Pedro II, was the first electrified train in the country and played a crucial role in transporting the pieces for the construction of the Christ the Redeemer statue.

Your adventure begins on the old electric locomotive, traveling through the lush Atlantic Forest of Tijuca, a natural paradise. When you reach the top, you'll be greeted by the most amazing view of the city, where every corner of Rio is revealed in all its splendor, leaving you with the feeling of having discovered a truly unique place.

You'll need a valid passport or ID to get in. If you qualify for a reduced rate, you'll need to show the relevant document when you get in.
If you don't show it, you might not be allowed in, and you won't get a refund.