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If
you've ever seen any postcards or pictures of Rio, you've
probably seen Sugar Loaf, or Pao de Acucar, as the Brazilians
call it. It is a huge rocky hill sticking out of the Guanabara
Bay with an altitude of about 1,100 feet. It is connected
to the mainland by cable cars, which go to another shorter
hill called Morro da Urca at an elevation of 650 feet.
The view from here is really breathtaking. There is a
helicopter pad at the very top offering worthwhile aerial
tours of the city. Check out a charming neighborhood of
Rio down below at the base of the smaller hill called
Urca where you can take a romantic walk with that someone
special in your life.
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