Accessible travel in Brazil
Brazil, land of the samba, football, and beaches. It is a country of rivers, lakes and mountains, and also a land of music, folklore and food. Brazil isn't just Carnival; it is a country where people like to celebrate all year round. Popularly called 'Cidade Maravilhosa,' Rio de Janeiro is known worldwide for its beautiful natural landscapes and historical monuments. In addition to Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain and Copacabana, Rio has museums, cultural centers, gastronomic paradises and the most famous carnival in the world.
Accessibility in Brazil
Rio de Janeiro has always been a laboratory for urban interventions, including in the area of accessibility. With the urban program "Rio Cidade," many districts began receiving physical changes including ramps, replacement of floors for wheelchair access, installation of tactile floors, and signs informing people with hearing impairments.
New interventions continue, including the revitalization program of Lapa and Rio Orla, which renovated furniture at Copacabana beach and rehabilitated the area. The city has made significant strides in making its famous attractions more accessible.
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