Despite having a great amount of museums, Brazil's streets have a lot of artistic expressions, like murals and graffitis. To begin this urban art tour, we will gather in the Olinda Rio Hotel, where we will meet our guide, who will take us to the Subway to go to the Glória neighbourhood. The first thing that we will see will be the Escadaria Selarón, pice of art decorated with mosaics made from tiles recollected from all over the world. From here, we will go and take the tram-train to go the Olympic Boulevard in the Maravilla Port, where we will see different pieces of art, including "Etnias", a 3000 m² (32,291.73 ft²) mural, the largest according to the Guiness World Records.

After that, we will go to the Praça Mauá, place where begins the Rio Branco Avenue and also the port area. Here we will pass by important buildings like the Rio Art Museum (MAR, Museu de Arte do Rio) and the Museu do Amanhã. Finally, we will go to the Pedra do Sal that originally was a slave village. Today is a cultural area where you can listen to samba and choro in the streets. To finish the tour, the guide will take us to the Subway station to go back to our hotels.