Walkthrough the history of Samba, following the steps of the rhythm symbol of Rio cultural identity, an icon of local African heritage and Afro-Brazilian resistance.

Visit the main cultural spots as Cinelandia and Mauá Square.

Learn about the portuary culture and how it was developed as a political party and samba as an Afro-Brazilian identity.

Continue to walk through the Portuary Zone to see the biggest open-air street art gallery and learn about cultural resistance at Pedra do Sal, an icon of Africanity in Rio.

Enjoy the vibrate Carnaval magic, do some steps and take pictures with the colourful costumes at the City of Samba, headquarters of the Samba Schools.

Enjoy the stories that made Samba the soul of the lovely city.