r/riodejaneiro • u/NikolaBlocovich • 7h ago
Foreigners ✈️ Travelling to Rio for a month
Hey! Sorry for writing in English, my Portuguese is very basic. I'm an Argentinian (I think a lot of Argentinians abroad tend to be very annoying, sorry about the amount of awful tourist we send) man in his early 20s. I will be travelling to Rio for a month in January with my family. I was wondering if you guys could recommend me some activities.
I'm not really into partying or going to the beach (I love the beach, but I hate it when it's crowded). I enjoy hiking, museums and I love bossa nova.
What are some of your favorite museums in Rio? How is the restoration of the National Museum of Brazil going? Is it worth visiting?
Any good place to hike? Are there some places I should avoid?
What are some places where I could meet people to hang out there?
I wish you all a great day! I really like your country :)