I'll Rio à Piedi, the Free Tourist Points.

-Paço Imperial
The Imperial Palace of Rio de Janeiro is a colonial-style palace located in what is now XV November Square, in the historic center of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

-Igreja da Candelaria
The Church of Our Lady of Candelária is an important historic church located in the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It was built and decorated over a very long period from 1775 to the end of the 19th century.


-Largo from Carioca
Largo da Carioca was a lake in the past, today it is the liveliest place in Rio, and has become the most democratic stage in the city.


-Escada de Selarón
The Selarón Staircase is an architectural work in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, decorated by the Chilean artist Jorge Selarón who called it "my tribute to the Brazilian people".

-Arcos da Lapa
The Arches of Lapa, in Portuguese Arcos da Lapa, are a part of the ancient Carioca aqueduct, built in 1750 and one of the symbols of the city of Rio de Janeiro. Located in the neighborhood of the same name, since 1896 they have served as a bridge for the folkloristic tram that connects the center of Rio to Santa Teresa.


-Catedral Metropolitana do Rio de Janeiro
The Cathedral of San Sebastian of Rio de Janeiro, popularly known as catedral Metropolitana, is a church built in 1979 in the center of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The cathedral is dedicated to Saint Sebastian, and is the mother church of the archdiocese of Rio de Janeiro.