• Matriz da Paroquia de Santa Rita - Tour with a decolonial narrative.
• Instituto de Pesquisa e Memoria Pretos Novos - IPN - Internal visit is made.
  The New Black Institute - The former cemetery for the enslaved black people.
• MUHCAB - Museu da História e da Cultura Afro-Brasileira - Território Museum on Afro-Brazilian History and culture in the Gamboa region.
• Cais do Valongo - Internal visit is made.
  The Valongo wharf Archeological Site listed by Unesco.
• Largo São Francisco da Prainha - External visitation.
• Pedra do Sal - External visit is made.
  Salt Stone - the birthplace of samba and Candomble religion in Rio.
• Hanging Garden of Valongo - Internal visit is made.
  The Hanging Valongo Garden - A witness of the Slavery market in Rio.

• All fees and/or taxes included
• Admission to The New Black Institute

• Lunch
• Tips

Little Africa highlights locations significant to the history of Black people in Rio de Janeiro, places that were previously overlooked and silenced. The guided tour includes a decolonial narrative and essential attractions, such as the Valongo Wharf, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2017. Over one million enslaved Africans disembarked at this wharf, making it the largest slave port in the Americas.

This tour is a journey through the resilience of a people who reinvented themselves in the diaspora, significantly influencing Brazil’s civilizational values, national identity, and culture.

During this experience, you will see and experience:

Afro-Brazilian Heritage;
Afro-Carioca Art;
Afro Cuisine;
Architectural Heritage;
Cultural Awareness.
Little Africa is part of the African Diaspora in the World and the Slave Route, a global UNESCO project. Expand your understanding of ethnic diversity and the fight for equality in Brazil!

• Not recommended for disable people.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.