Getting ThereBetween the mountains

Getting There

Between the mountains and the sea, Rio is located on the western shore of Guanabara Bay. On a flat and narrow coastal plain adjacent to the foothills of the Brazilian Highlands, Rio is one of the most important transportation hubs in the country. Most international visitors arrive in Rio, one of the best-known international cities in the world.

Highways
Rio's imposing natural setting has its drawbacks. The city snakes along the coast and the mountains, and so do its streets. Cariocas are well known for aggressive driving, and navigating the city's roads is difficult for drivers unfamiliar with the terrain. Rio is connected by highway to major Brazilian cities.

Bus and Railroad Service
There is rail service to São Paulo and Belo Horizonte. Many bus companies offer international travel to the neighboring countries of Paraguay, Uruguay, and Argentina.

Rio de Janeiro Population Profile

City Proper
Population: 5,600,000
Area: 1,255 sq km (485 sq mi)
Ethnic composition: African, White, Portuguese, Spanish, and Italian
Nicknames: Rio de Janeiro is Portuguese for "river of January." They thought the large entrance of what is now known as Guanabara Bay was the mouth of a river. In Brazil, Rio is known as the Cidade Maravilhosa, the Marvelous City. Its residents are called cariocas. The word is of Tupi Indian origin (kari'oka, white house or house of white man).

Metropolitan Area
Population: 10,556,000
Description: City of Rio and 16 other municipalities
Area: Over 5,384 sq km (over 2,079 sq mi)
World population rank 1: 19
Percentage of national population 2: 6.2%
Average yearly growth rate: 0.7%
Ethnic composition: African, White, Portuguese, Spanish, and Italian

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The Rio de Janeiro metropolitan area's rank among the world's urban areas.
The percent of Brazil's total population living in the Rio de Janeiro metropolitan area.
Airports
Two airports serve the city: Galeão for domestic and international services and Santos Dumont for domestic airlines.

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Getting ThereBetween the mountains and the sea, Rio is located on the western shore of Guanabara Bay. On a flat and narrow coastal plain adjacent to the foothills of the Brazilian Highlands, Rio is one of the most important transportation hubs in the country. Most international visitors arrive in Rio, one of the best-known international cities in the world.HighwaysRio's imposing natural setting has its drawbacks. The city snakes along the coast and the mountains, and so do its streets. Cariocas are well known for aggressive driving, and navigating the city's roads is difficult for drivers unfamiliar with the terrain. Rio is connected by highway to major Brazilian cities.Bus and Railroad ServiceThere is rail service to São Paulo and Belo Horizonte. Many bus companies offer international travel to the neighboring countries of Paraguay, Uruguay, and Argentina.Rio de Janeiro Population ProfileCity ProperPopulation: 5,600,000Area: 1,255 sq km (485 sq mi)Ethnic composition: African, White, Portuguese, Spanish, and ItalianNicknames: Rio de Janeiro is Portuguese for "river of January." They thought the large entrance of what is now known as Guanabara Bay was the mouth of a river. In Brazil, Rio is known as the Cidade Maravilhosa, the Marvelous City. Its residents are called cariocas. The word is of Tupi Indian origin (kari'oka, white house or house of white man).Metropolitan AreaPopulation: 10,556,000คำอธิบาย: เมืองริโอและเทศบาลอื่น ๆ 16ที่ตั้ง: กว่า 5,384 ตารางกิโลเมตร (กว่า 2,079 ตร.ไมล์)ประชากรโลกอันดับ 1:19เปอร์เซ็นต์ของประชากรชาติ 2:6.2%อัตราการเติบโตเฉลี่ยรายปี: 0.7%องค์ประกอบของชาติพันธุ์: ดำ ขาว โปรตุเกส สเปน และอิตาลี———อันดับโลกเมือง Rio de Janeiro ปริมณฑลของเปอร์เซ็นต์ของประชากรทั้งหมดของบราซิลที่อาศัยอยู่ในริโอเดอจาเนโรสนามบินสองสนามบินให้บริการเมือง: Galeão สำหรับบริการในประเทศ และระหว่างประเทศและซานโตสดูมองต์ Santos สำหรับสายการบินภายในประเทศ