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Country Fact Sheet:

Full country name: Federative Republic of Brazil
Area: 8,511,965 sq km
Population: 168,000,00
Capital city: Brasilia
Language: Portuguese (official), Spanish, English, French
Government: Federal Republic
President: Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva
People:
   55% White
   38% Mixed
   6% Black
   1% Indian and other minorities
Religion:
   88% Roman Catholic
   2% Afro-American Spiritualist
   2% Spiritist
   1% Atheist

GDP per capita: $6300 USD

Currency: Real
Exchange Rate: 2.66 Brazilian Reals per 1 US Dollar

Rio de Janeiro:
Population: 6.1 million
Abbreviations: A commonly used abbreviation for Rio de Janeiro is Rio.

Rio de Janeiro

Sparkling waters, beautiful people, historic neighborhoods and museums, mixed with rich sounds of Samba and a thriving nightlife have all come to give this part of Brazil its reputation as one of the most striking cities in the world. The Cidade Maravihosa (Marvelous City), as Brazilians call it, displays a unique blend of contrasts: a bustling metropolis amidst beautiful mountain ranges, rainforests and wetlands; tremendous wealth yet crushing poverty, old traditions verse the desire for modernity. All of this symbolically caressed in the outstretched arms of Cristo Redentor, the statue of Christ the Redeemer atop Corcovado Mountain.

Rio de Janaeiro is usually divided into three zones: the North (Zona Norta), the south (zona Sul) and the Center (Centro). The north is the least interesting, and not to be wandered in at night. The south contains the main beach areas of Copacabana, Ipanema, Leme, Loigoa and Sao conrado. Centro hold the majority of the cities highlights, and stretches from the Morro de Sao Bento in the North to the Momuments of the Dead of WWII in the South.

The climax of the party scene is the famous Carnaval, though deciding to celebrate the New Years in Rio, in which millions pack the beaches for an all night festival with an ending of a beautiful display of fireworks, is hardly disappointing. The beaches in Rio face the Atlantic Ocean, thus providing bigger waves and cleaner waters. Come surf or boogieboard at one of the many beaches, or try some sailing. The Copacabana beach area which also boasts of the best hotels, has easy access via the Metro to the city center. Ipanema (and all the lovely girls- and boys- who are from it) is an urbanized beach where the bikinis are teeny-weenie and street vendors line the streets selling all kinds of local artistry and craft. Come check out the weekly Hippy Fair (Babilonia Feira Hype) and see and hear live music, get a massage, get a henna tattoo, and more!
Architecturally, Rio is varied and quite interesting to contrast; with some buildings and monuments digging several centuries into the city's history, while others attemping to take on the modern, sleek look of other contemporary cities. There are also many churches worth exploring, like the Nussa Senhora de Candeleria.
Another fair called Fairarte, located on Rio's most historic square Praca XV, is a craft market and contains many artists showing off their work: ceramics, glass, leatherworks and silver; food and drinks.

The downtown neighborhood of Centro, along with most of Rio, offers great deals for shopping. There are also endless street vendors everywhere, and street markets, selling from the most typical tourist merchandise to beautiful locally designed jewelry and musical instruments, such as the berimbau.

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