Cobblestone streets, colonial mansions, and views over Guanabara Bay — Santa Teresa is Rio's one neighborhood that isn't about the beach. Here's what to do there, and how to get up the hill.

Where the setting does as much work as the food. My picks for a romantic dinner in Rio, organized by cuisine.

A 7-day romantic itinerary for Rio de Janeiro, mixing icons, slow travel, and a little indulgence for couples of every kind.

Rio de Janeiro's best luxury experiences and restaurants, from a doors-off helicopter flight to Michelin tasting menus, picked by a Carioca who knows the city.

Ipanema is more than beach and boutiques, it's one of the best-fed neighborhoods in Rio. From sidewalk cafés to a Michelin-starred counter with sixteen seats, here's where I actually eat, block by block.

From the slow-cooked depth of feijoada to the crispy comfort of coxinha, from the brigadeiro that ends every celebration to the açaí bowl that starts every beach morning, Brazilian, and carioca, cooking has deep roots and rewards those who take the time to explore it properly.