Morro do Cristo

Avaliação: 5
James: This statue overlooks the entrance to the Bay of All Saints. It is a smaller replica of the famous Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro. It was installed in 1920 as a testament to the strong religious faith of the Brazilian people. During Christian celebrations such as Easter and Corpus Christi, the statue is decorated and visited by pilgrims for blessings. ​This place is also a great place to view the sunset.

Avaliação: 5
IGOR RADAELLI: Fantastic, I recommend ride a bike on the shore and specially appreciate the view and relax for a moment here, just be aware of some intrusive street vendors they can be very insistent sometimes.

Avaliação: 5
Celso Socorro Oliveira: It is nice and comfortable to walk to the statue. The steps were low and there was signing all over. The view is wonderful to the Spanish point until the Barra Lighthouse. The view of the avenue is clean. Many cocoanut trees in the garden.

Avaliação: 3
Henry E. Hall: Seems to serve as a resting place. Some climb to the monument on top which is an excellent scenic photo spot. Or many sit on grass at the base of the monument. Some purchase lunch from nearby restaurants creating a picnic at the monument.

Avaliação: 1
Robin Marron: The place itself is nice, but I got robbed here. Just after leaving the hill/morro, when going back on the pedestrian/bike way, a guy stood before me and jumped on me to ripped off my necklaces. Hopefully that's all he take of me. It was noon, 11am, full sun, and witnesses around, it didn't stop him. A guy from the same hostel as me got robbed at the exact same place, at midnight, guys pointing a gun at him, he had to give everything. Don't go there with valuable things, or don't go at all