A special B&B, where the attention to the guest and the care of the details provide V.I.P. treatment to each one of those who use the facilities. The purpose of CASA CAMINHO DO CORCOVADO is to offer a good sleeping structure, with great breakfast, plus the personalized service that the hosts dedicate to all. The Hosters Helena is writer and restorer, personally directs the activities of hosting. Diogo, musician and expert in discovering new places, personally directs the activities of tourism that guests are seeking.

The Casa Caminho do Corcovado is located within the reserve of Parque da Tijuca, the largest urban forest in the world, with the Corcovado train going up to Christ the Redeemer passing literally at your doorstep. Built in 1906, this beautiful HOUSE had distinguished residents as the Corcovado Railroad Administrator himself, and still retains the characteristics of the beginning of the last century. Chic charm, from a time that only exists in our dreams. For those who like nature, its 4,500 meters of exclusive green area is often visited by capuchin monkeys, capuchin monkeys, star tamarins, toucans, armadillos, etc.… perfect for birdwatchers and ecotourism. The wealth of fauna and flora make staying at CASA a unique experience. All 4 minutes walking distance from the main street, with several transport options.

Nearby It is in the neighborhood of Cosme Velho that Corcovado Iron Station is located, from where the train that takes tourists to the Corcovado peak, where is located the statue of Christ the Redeemer, the highest symbol of the city and one of the Seven New Wonders. of the world. It is the smallest railway in Brazil and only makes the route to Corcovado. The neighborhood is bordered by Santa Teresa, Laranjeiras and Centro. At the end of Cosme Velho Street, you can enter the Rebouças Tunnel, towards Lagoa, with quick access to the Botanical Garden, Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon and famous beaches such as Copacabana and Ipanema. Another tourist spot that the neighborhood has is the Largo do Boticário, made up of seven houses of neocolonial style from the 1920.