Our tour starts from your hotel from where we will head to the historical center of Manaus, you'll be able to see the facades of the buildings with the marks of neo classic style that was the look of Manaus during the rubber boom. Let's walk through an area called "the old Manaus" which can give a clear understanding of the wealthiest era that our region held. We'll visit a museum that used to be the city hall and gives us a good understanding of the history of the capital of the Amazonas state. We'll visit the Amazonas Opera House and understand how so many materials and artists were brought from Europe to the jungle to build a place that remains a symbol of this beautiful era. We'll head to the market complex to see the three buildings know as the banana market, the fish market and the municipal market, each holding its unique beauty. We'll visit also the Rio Negro Palace that was intended to be a rubber baron's house but ended up becoming the government's office.

Visit to the Opera House (Amazonas Theater), Bridge Alto Rio Negro Indian Museum, Rio Negro Palace, Banana Market, Fish Market, Manaus Port area and much more!!

Explore the Amazon city of Manaus on a 3-hour city sightseeing tour. Make stops at the Rio Negro Palace, the Indian Museum, the Justice Palace and Teatro Amazonas. See the floating port of Manaus and the Municipal Market. See interesting architecture and learn about the history and culture of Manaus from your guide. This is an indispensable tour to understand the grandiosity of the architectural heritage embedded in the middle of the Amazon rainforest, a sample of its history, culture, art and the customs of its warm and hospitable people

During the sightseeing drive, we will show you the old Manaus, remembering the rubber boom  of the turn of the last century like São Sebastião Square, visit inside the 19th century Palácio Rio Negro built to  be the private  residence  of a German rubber baron and later the Governor's office until 1997, transformed after this date in Cultural Center, the Rio Negro Palace shelters today several exhibitions. Lunch at local restaurant included.