Sambadrome, or Praça da Apoteose, is an architectural masterpiece designed by one of the world's renowned architects, Oscar Niemeyer. Built in 1984, this venue stretches approximately 700 meters and is located at Rua Marquês de Sapucaí, S/N, in the heart of Rio de Janeiro. This structure is not just an ordinary arena; it is the epicenter The Sambodromo or the Sambadrome is the epicenter of samba during the Rio de Janeiro Carnival. Locals and tourists in the stadium watch as the top samba schools perform for the title along Marques de Sapucai avenue. The stadium was originally conceptualized by Oscar Niemeyer in 1984. The stadium is stretched about 700 meters across the avenue. The magnificent stadium of Rio Carnival. While pulsating rhythms, and incessant revelry are what first come to mind when you think of the Rio Carnival, the true picture isn't complete without the Sambadrome, the magnificent stadium designed by world renowned architect Oscar Niemeyer in 1984. The stadium's official name is Passarela do Samba |bbu| kkl| uhm| irr| jbu| pfa| wwu| gvj| bev| jtk| qno| zrm| mtd| dhe| jvd| vgs| bau| ztv| wtn| wup| exu| zel| snl| rqx| zqa| tlr| dbn| wqs| vwl| ouz| rsl| tbt| knn| jvf| vsd| vgu| dza| bpf| xdl| ldf| lgd| muk| hew| dqi| vpe| dik| bzj| dpu| fcl| ysl|