Windsor Oceânico
Rua Martinho de Mesquita, 129 - Barra da Tijuca - Rio de Janeiro - RJ - Brazil

Windsor Oceânico is located in Barra da Tijuca, a neighborhood known for its diverse leisure, gastronomy and culture options, being one of the most popular areas for travelers from all over the world.

The hotel has a complete infrastructure and a differentiated service, worthy of a four stars. For leisure or business stays, the experience is always unique. The hotel has 453 rooms, including apartments and suites.

Windsor Oceânico comprises a powerful complex, together with the large Convention Center, Windsor Tower and the Windsor Barra Hotel. Whether for business or social events, we have a complete infrastructure.

From rooms for meetings and small groups, to 110 modular halls with a ceiling height that can reach 5.40 meters and capacity for up to 5,000 people, meeting the highest standards of demand to hold the most varied events and it has the most advanced audiovisual equipment, prepared to meet any requirement in events from small to large.

PRINCIPAL ENTRANCE – pedestrians: Rua Martinho de Mesquita, 129

Rio de Janeiro, capital of the State of Rio de Janeiro, is the second main Brazilian city, is located on the coast of the Southeast region of Brazil and has its local geography marked by tropical vegetation and climate.

It has a varied culture, often referred to as a synthesis of Brazilian cultural aspects, with emphasis on the fields of literature, theater, cinema and music. It is also the center of production of performing arts in Brazil, with emphasis on theater and cinema. In music, the following genres stand out: samba, bossa-nova and funk.

In turn, the city of Rio de Janeiro has many museums and cultural centers, such as the Museu do Amanhã and the Museu Histórico Nacional. There are also several event venues, which host festivals such as Rock in Rio. Carnival and New Year's Eve are the main parties held in Rio de Janeiro.

The local cuisine is marked by dishes such as biscoito de polvilho, (manioc flour biscuits), feijoada and bolinho de bacalhau (codfish croquette). As for sports, football, beach volleyball, surfing, rowing and sailing stand out. The municipality was one of the 12 host cities for the 2014 World Cup and also staged the 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games. In addition, it is home to the main soccer stadium in Brazil, the Estádio Jornalista Mário Filho, better known as Maracanã.

Rio de Janeiro is full of sights! In the center of the city, the region where Rio began, are the historic buildings, the pedestrian streets, the Municipal Theater, the National Library, the Church of Candelária, the emblematic Confeitaria Colombo and so on. Taking walks through this region, you will be able to follow the development of the city and its contrasts. From the center, you can take the cable car that passes by Arcos da Lapa and takes you to Santa Teresa and walk along its slopes. In addition, it has a revitalized port area and today houses the AquaRio, an oceanarium.

The Cristo Redentor is certainly the most famous attraction in the city and is located on top of Corcovado Mountain, offering a breathtaking view of Rio de Janeiro. It is a wonderful place, with a lot of symbolism. Equally enchanting is the Sugar Loaf, which is accessed by a cable car and, at the end of the afternoon, you can admire the sunset from a unique angle! Copacabana is also an attraction, with its walkway made of Portuguese stones, the sea, the Fort of Copacabana and the latent high spirits of the carioca.

In other words, Rio de Janeiro is a city for everyone and you cannot pass up the opportunity to get to know it!

If there's one thing that Barra da Tijuca doesn't lack, it's shopping malls. Truly, the region is known for having more malls and commercial centers than any other neighborhood or region in the entire Rio de Janeiro.

• BarraShopping
• Village Mall
• Via Parque
• Downtown
• Rio Design Barra
• Casa Shopping
• Metropolitano
• Barra Garden

On the Riotur website you will find information about urban transport, airports, bus terminals, air taxis, special police services, consulates and much more.