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• Teatro Amazonas - One of the most important theaters in South America and the city's main postcard, it opened in 1896 during the rubber boom to meet the Amazonian elite wishes, who envisioned a city on a par with the great cultural centers. Its neoclassical architecture and luxurious interior, adorned with materials imported from all over the world, tell the history of the region's economic golden era;
• Largo de São Sebastião - Located on the heart of the city historic center, the square is a cultural epicenter that houses the Church of São Sebastião and the imposing Teatro Amazonas, which was the scene of its inauguration. Surrounded by trees on the sides and with a pebble floor that inspired the famous Copacabana sidewalk on Rio de Janeiro, it reflects the wealth and sophistication of the rubber era;
• Mercado Municipal Adolpho Lisboa - Located on the banks of the Rio Negro, the Municipal Market was built in the art nouveau style in 1992 and it is a replica of the now-defunct "Les Halles" Market in Paris. A living reminder of the golden age of rubber, today it is a center of activity intensely frequented by the city population. Its stores offer a wide range of local products such as regional and indigenous handcrafts, medicinal and decorative plants, fruit, vegetables, fish, meat, and many others;
• Porto Flutuante de Manaus - Designed by the British, the port is deeply linked to the rubber boom that took place between 1880 and 1910. It has fixed and floating quays, designed to make it perfectly operational during the Rio Negro high and low season, when the river level can fluctuate by around 14 meters. The history of the Port of Manaus is intertwined with the city history itself, which experienced major and significant transformations during this period as a result of the luxury and wealth provided by the rubber extraction, trade and export;
• Palácio Rio Negro - Built at the beginning of the 20th century as the residence of the Rio Negro Baron, the palace witnessed the crucial moments of the rubber era, when Manaus was the region economic hub. In its richly decorated rooms, important political and social figures of the time met, reflecting the power and influence that echoed throughout the Amazon. Today, the palace is a museum that preserves artifacts and memories from that period, a symbol of Manaus' luxurious and dynamic past.

Return to the hotel, ending the tour.

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• Included in the tour: Transfers in air-conditioned vehicle / Tour guide / Entrance fees and tickets.
• Important note: Teatro Amazonas is closed to visitors on Mondays and holidays.

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Created in January 2009, Musa occupies 100 hectares of the Adolpho Ducke Forest Reserve, of the National Institute of Amazonian Research, in Manaus. An area of ​​native dryland forest, which has been studied for over 50 years. The results of this research, gathered in catalogs on topics such as plants, birds and frogs, tell what Musa wants to show visitors. At Musa, we find: exhibitions, an orchid and bromeliad nursery, a lake, aquariums and experimental laboratories for snakes, insects and butterflies. A 42-meter tower allows visitors to enjoy a magnificent view of the forest canopy, a glimpse of the Amazon. Trails in the forest provide visitors with pleasant walks and surprising discoveries. A place of culture and science, Musa conducts research in the dissemination and popularization of science and scientific and cultural education.

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• Included in the tour: Vehicle transfers / Tour guide / Entrance ticket
• Important note: MUSA is closed to visitors on Wednesdays

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Departure from the pier in a regional boat or speed boat. Descending the Rio Negro, observing the city's edge - the "stilt" houses, the Customs and Guardamoria buildings, the Municipal Market "Adolpho Lisboa" and the various "igarapés" that cross Manaus. Arrival at "Encontro das Águas", a spectacular junction of the Negro and Solimões rivers, which run for more than 12 km, side by side, without mixing. The phenomenon occurs due to differences in temperature, density and speed of river waters. Immediate route to Lake Janauari, stopping at a craft center, maintained by the locals. Lunch served in a typical floating restaurant or on the boat. A regional lunch will be served in a floating restaurant with a menu based on fish, meat or chicken, salads and side dishes, self-service buffet. After lunch there will be a tour in motorized canoes through the "igarapés" (river paths) and "igapós" (flooded forest), including a visit to the beautiful Vitória-Régias (Victória Amazônica), an aquatic plant that reaches almost two meters circumference, with edges up to 10 cm high. During the journey the visitor will know the way of life of the riverside populations, their habits and customs. Departure from Lake Janauari Leaving towards the place where the visit to the freshwater dolphins of the Amazon (Botos) will take place, where the visitor can interact with them.

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