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Hotel Diplomat Stockholm, the exclusive privately-run four star deluxe lifestyle hotel, is superbly situated in the heart of Stockholm’s financial, cultural and shopping district with the lush Djurgården around the corner. International atmosphere filled with art, music and our Scandinavian Brasserie T/BAR. DIPLOMATHOTEL.COM +46 8 459 68 00
SHOWING BRAZIL'S COLOURS IN VILA ISABEL Carnival and cariocas With everything from chic beaches to boho back alleys and the world’s largest urban rainforest, Brazil’s second largest city is famous for its laid back atmosphere, breathtaking natural beauty and carnival – one of the biggest parties in the world. WHAT TO SEE Natural beauty Riding the cable car (bondinho. com.br) to the top of Sugarloaf Mountain reveals blissful views of the city and Guanabara Bay. The downtown Museu de Arte Moderna (mamrio.com.br) showcases contemporary Brazilian painters. Outdoor enthusiasts can hike the trails of the Floresta da Tijuca, the world’s largest urban rainforest. WHERE TO SHOP Beach boutiques Trendy urban shoppers head to Ipanema’s boutique-lined streets to browse for elegant shoes, stylish beachwear and tropical fashions. Less expensive stores cluster in Copacabana’s main street. For more original gifts and keepsakes, visit the outdoor Feira Hippie Ipanema (feirahippieipanema.com) market on Sunday. WHERE TO BOOGIE Brazilian beats Music lovers fl ock to antiquestudded Rio Scenarium (rioscenarium.com.br) or cosy Carioca da Gema (barcariocadagema.com.br) for outstanding samba parties. The young and beautiful meet at upscale dance clubs in Ipanema like Baronneti (baronneti.com.br) and Nuth (nuth.com.br). Sample spicy, neat cachaças spirit at Photo: Celso Pupo/Shutterstock GONDOLA TO SUGARLOAF Academia da Cachaça (academiadacachaca.com.br). HOW TO GET THERE KLM operates three direct fl ights a week to Rio de Janeiro International Airport from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol. Tourist information rioguiaofi cial.com.br Looking for travel information? Check out Discover the Life of the Cariocas on the iFly TV channel on YouTube or head to KLM’s Destination Guide pages — and book your fl ight — on klm.com. Content provided by Frommer’s Unlimited © <strong>2012</strong>, Whatsonwhen Limited. TOUCHDOWN RIO STREET SWEETS DON’T MISS Iconic view Atop Mount Corcovado stands Christ the Redeemer (Cristo Redentor), arms outstretched, protecting the thriving metropolis. The 30-metre-high landmark has come to symbolize the city. Visitors no longer need climb the 220 steps to the top; three panoramic elevators and four escalators now provide leisurely access to the monument and the views beyond. RIO'S PROTECTOR Holland Herald 77
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