What are the best areas or districts to stay in the city?Īnswer: Leblon number 1, followed by Ipanema (south zones of Rio).Īnswer: Not chosen because of the best amenities, but chosen for the best location. However, if you don’t even speak spanish, I would suggest getting a guide for 1-2 days to help get the best of the culture during the day.Īnswer: Not at all, only Brazilian reais. Please note, Brazilians are extremely friendly and will help you with any help you need. English is spoken in some touristic areas of Rio. What languages are spoken in the area? Is English spoken?Īnswer: Brazilian Portuguese. Very comfortable other parts of the year. Nevertheless, this is not a reason to not visit Rio.Īnswer: Warm and humid in the Summer (December – March). Obviously, the country has suffered social and political issues that unfortunately made some parts of Rio unsafe. Is the city safe? What areas are not safe?Īnswer: For most part yes, you want to stay in Leblon and Ipanema areas (south zone of Rio). From natural beauty, hospitality, things to do and food, Rio de Janeiro has everything for most travelers.
Why should anyone visit the city?Īnswer: Rio de Janeiro is one of the most incredible cities in the world. Where are you originally from and what city do you currently live?Īnswer: Originally from Rio de Janeiro, have lived in Miami for the last 10 years.Īnswer: Not a tour guide but a passionate traveler. 😉Īnswer: Marcello Sobrinho, three decades and a bit more.ĭo you have kids? If so, how old are they? Please excuse us if you see a mistake in grammar, we are travel bloggers not English writers. My questions are in bold and the responses follow below. If you are a certified tour guide and would like to be considered for an interview, drop me a note at: and we can chat about specifics. Here’s our latest interview with a tour guide or certified local as we seek to learn from some of the top experts from the places we love.
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