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Click on the photo above to see 360 ​​degrees from the top of Sugar Loaf, a stunning view of the Marvelous City!

This photo 360 degrees was held on a beautiful sunny morning. One can notice the breathtaking beauty of the City of Rio de Janeiro, with its beaches and mountains that draw the outline of this piece of paradise that is the Marvelous City blessed by God. Of course, remembering that God is Brazilian.

Surrounded by vegetation characteristic of the tropics, with remnants of the Atlantic Forest, boasts native species elsewhere in the Brazilian coastal vegetation already extinct, and also rare plant species such as the orchid "laelia lobata", which flourishes only in two places on the planet: the Sugar Loaf Hill and Sugar Loaf, both in Rio de Janeiro. Brazilian mountain with the largest number of climbing routes (until 1997 there were 38), the Sugarloaf daily receives hundreds of climbers, mountaineers and ecologists Brazilians and foreigners can enjoy the sight of this picture 360 ​​degrees around you.

Besides being a major tourist and ecological city of Rio de Janeiro, the complex was also an important cultural center. In the 70s it housed in the amphitheater of the Morro da Urca - called "Concha Verde" - concerts that launched great talents of Brazilian music in a program that came to gather 50,000 people per year. The Green Shell also staged fashionable carnival, between 1977 and 1987, as the famous "Sugar Loaf Carnival Ball." Currently, the amphitheater art exhibitions, business conferences, cocktail parties to product launches, dinners and parties.
There are several versions about the origin of the name. One of the best known indicates the Portuguese as responsible.

During the height of the cultivation of sugar cane in Brazil (XVI and XVII century), after being squeezed sugarcane juice and boiled and refined, sugar blocks were placed in a conical clay form (to transport them to Europe), called "sugar loaf". The similarity of the cliff Rio with that form of clay have originated the name and is perfect for 360 photos for the beauty it provides to visitors and looking far too.

The name Sugar Loaf became world famous, from the second half of the nineteenth century, when the beauty of Sugarloaf was exalted by the drawings and engravings of French graphic artist Jean Baptiste Debret and designer and German painter Johann Moritz Rugendas.

But first, the site name was spelled several ways: in the Tupi language, was called "Pau-nh-açuquã", which means "high hill, isolated and pointed." The French who invaded Rio de Janeiro called "Pot de beurre". Already the Portuguese colonists called "Bread Sucar". The postcard has also been written with "ss" according to the old spelling of Portuguese and several attempts to 360 shots had been made but only today with this above can really appreciate all the beauty that one sees from above .

Illustrious figures such as Albert Einstein and former U.S. President John Kennedy passed away at the Sugar Loaf, and the many artists who performed at the Morro da Urca, especially in the 80s. In 1977, the American juggler Steven McPeak walked on the cable from the cable car between the Morro da Urca and the Sugarloaf, holding a metal rod as a counterweight.
A sequence of the movie "007 Rocket Against Death" with Roger Moore as James Bond, filmed in 1979, helped to promote the city and the country abroad.
In 1990, a tribute to the pilot Ayrton Senna exhibited at Morro da Urca one Formula 1. And more recently, in 2004, the Olympic Torch Olympic Games in Athens in 2007 and the Olympic Torch of Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro visited Sugar Loaf.

The coordinates for this image 360 ​​degrees from the top of Sugarloaf are: 22 56 57 S / 43 W 09 27

Click on the picture above and look at 360 of the top of Sugar Loaf, Rio de Janeiro at the stunning view of the wonderful city!

This photo 360 degrees was held on a beautiful sunny morning. You can see the sheer beauty of Rio de Janeiro, with its beaches and mountains que draw the outline of this piece of paradise that is blessed by the Marvelous City God. Of course remembering que God is Brazilian.

Surrounded by the characteristic vegetation of the tropics, with remnants of Atlantic Forest, boasts native species elsewhere in the Brazilian coastal vegetation have been wiped out at well as rare species such as orchid Laelia lobata, Which flourishes only in two places the planet: the hill of Sugar Loaf and the mountain, Both in Rio de Janeiro. Brazilian mountain with the greatest number of means of access (up to 1997 there were 38), Sugar Loaf daily Receives hundreds of climbers, mountaineers and ecologists Brazilians and foreigners who can enjoy the 360 ​​degrees around you.

In addition to tourism and ecology of the city of Rio de Janeiro, the complex has been an important cultural center. In the 70s it housed in the amphitheater of the Morro da Urca - called "Green Conch" - que musical shows have launched great talents of Brazilian music in the program que assembled up to 50 thousand people per year. The Green Shell Also was the scene of fashionable carnival, between 1977 and 1987, the famous "Sugar Loaf Carnival Ball." It now houses art exhibitions, business conferences, cocktail product launches, dinners and parties.
There are several versions about the origin of the name. One of the most popular shows the Portuguese the Responsible.

During the height of the cultivation of sugar cane in Brazil (XVI-XVII centuries), after the cane is squeezed and the juice boiled and refined, the sugar units were placed in a conical form of clay (Them to transport to Europe), called "sugar loaf". The similarity of the rock Rio with que form of clay have originated the name and picture is perfect for 360 degrees of beauty que gives visitors and looking far too.

The name Sugar Loaf Became world famous, from the second half of the nineteenth century, When the beauty of Sugarloaf was exalted by the drawings and engravings of the French graphic artist Jean Baptiste Debret and the German artist and painter Johann Moritz Rugendas.

But first, the place name was spelled several ways: in the Tupi language, was called "Pau-nh-açuquã", meaning "high hill, isolated and pointed." The French have invaded Rio de Janeiro called "Pot de beurre. Since the English colonists called the "Bread of Sucar." Also The postcard has been written with "ss" According to the old spelling of the English language and several attempts to 360 degrees pictures had been made but only today with this up you can really enjoy all the beauty que can be seen from above.

Figures such as the scientist Albert Einstein and former U.S. President John Kennedy have been through the cable car to Sugar Loaf, in addition to many artists who Performed at the Morro da Urca, Mainly in the 80s. In 1977 the American Steven McPeak tightrope walked on the ski lift cable, between the Morro da Urca and Sugar Loaf, holding a metal rod as a counter.
The sequel, "007 against the Rocket of Death," with the Roger Moore James Bond, filmed in 1979 Helped Promote the city and abroad.
In 1990, tribute to Ayrton Senna pilot stated in Morro da Urca Formula 1 car. And, most recently in 2004, the Olympic Torch for the Athens Olympics in 2007 and the Olympic Torch of the Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro visited the Sugar Loaf.

The coordinates for this photo 360 degrees from the top of Sugar Loaf are: 22 56 57 S / 43 W 09 27