We're celebrating Carnaval in a beautiful new way in 2023 – Sol de Janeiro

The four-day celebration is considered an official holiday—more than seven million revelers gather in the city streets to enjoy music, dancing, show-stopping costumes and elaborate parade floats.
While Carnaval (aka Carnival in English) is celebrated globally, arguably no one does it better than the city of Rio de Janeiro.

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