Start your Manaus adventure at the iconic Amazon Theatre, a stunning 19th-century opera house adorned with Italian marble and French glass, epitomizing Manaus’ rubber boom grandeur.

Amazon Theatre

Walk to Palácio Rio Negro, an elegant mansion-turned-museum that reveals Manaus’ political history and art, surrounded by beautiful gardens.

Palácio Rio Negro

Head to the bustling Adolpho Lisboa Municipal Market for Amazonian flavors—sample exotic fruits and browse stalls brimming with local crafts and produce beneath its cast-iron architecture.

Adolpho Lisboa Municipal Market

Enjoy a riverside lunch at Restaurante Banzeiro, renowned for inventive Amazonian cuisine like tambaqui ribs and tacacá soup, all in a welcoming local setting.

Restaurante Banzeiro

Take a sunset cruise to the Meeting of Waters, where the Rio Negro and Solimões rivers run side by side in mesmerizing bands of color—a must-see natural spectacle.

Meeting of Waters

Embark on a half-day tour at Janauari Ecological Park, where you can spot giant water lilies, hike rainforest trails, and visit floating houses for a glimpse of Amazonian life.

Janauari Ecological Park

Dine at Casa do Pensador, a riverside restaurant within the park serving regional fish and local fruit juices, surrounded by lush scenery and wildlife sounds.

Casa do Pensador

Visit the acclaimed MUSA – Museu da Amazônia, an open-air museum where you can climb a 42-meter observation tower for panoramic views above the rainforest canopy and explore biological exhibits.

MUSA – Museu da Amazônia

Sample contemporary Amazonian dishes for dinner at Moqueca Manaus, a local favorite known for its creative seafood stews and stylish ambiance.

Moqueca Manaus

Explore the fascinating Museum of the Indian, which showcases indigenous artifacts, traditional tools, and crafts from the Amazon’s many native peoples.

Museum of the Indian

Stroll through Praça do Relógio, a lively square in the historic center, perfect for people-watching and admiring the famous clock tower.

Praça do Relógio

Shop for authentic crafts and Amazonian souvenirs at Galeria Amazônica, a cooperative supporting indigenous artisans and packed with unique handmade goods.

Galeria Amazônica

Fuel up with a delicious riverside lunch at Choupana Restaurante, loved for its fresh grilled fish and Amazonian side dishes with a view of the Rio Negro.

Choupana Restaurante

End your trip at Ponta Negra Beach, a lively riverfront with a sandy beach, perfect for sunset views, people-watching, and trying local street food from kiosks.

Ponta Negra Beach