Sugarloaf Mountain Holidays

Head uphill to admire Rio de Janeiro from its greatest peak, Sugarloaf Mountain. One of the first things you should do on arrival and it'll give you a great view of the city.

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Mountain
Nature, Adventure & Sport
Park and garden

Sugarloaf Mountain: How to get there?

By bus from most of the tourist areas of Rio

Sugarloaf Mountain: See when to go?

All year round when the sky is blue

Sugarloaf Mountain: For how long?

Half a day

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Sugarloaf Mountain: What to see nearby?

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Anonymous

Travel writer

Head uphill to admire Rio de Janeiro from its greatest peak, Sugarloaf Mountain. One of the first things you should do on arrival and it'll give you a great view of the city.

My suggestion

Make sure the weather and light are good. Avoid cloudy days and try to get there either early in the morning or before sunset; you'll be proud of the photos you take on the way up! The shots of the city are amazing!

Anonymous

Travel writer

This block of granite rises to nearly 400 meters above the bay of Rio de Janeiro and is the other great symbol of what has often been called the most beautiful city in the world.

My suggestion

Because this is one of the most popular sites in the city, avoid the peak times of 10 to 11 am and 2 to 3 pm. Those are the favorite times for the tour buses, so you can imagine the crowds...

Anonymous

Travel writer

The Pão de Açúcar (or Sugarloaf Mountain) is a Rio de Janeiro postcard favorite and a must-see when visiting the 'Cidade Maravilhosa'. Simply put, it's awesome!

My suggestion

My favorite time to go to Sugarloaf Mountain is towards the end of the afternoon, around 4pm. Three views in one; Rio during the day, the sun slowly setting followed by the city lighting up.

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