Windsor Martinique

The Copacabana Fort is also the home of the Army Historical Museum. The Fort was inaugurated in 1914, at the promontory of the little church Nossa Senhora de Copacabana, with the objective of strengthening the defense of the Guanabara Bay. Occupying a total area of 114,169 m², Copacabana Fort was, at that time, considered the most modern Fortification in South America. In 1987, the Coast Artillery Batteries were abolished, and the Army History Museum was created, establishing itself as a center for memory preservation of the Brazilian Army and a unique place of leisure in the touristic/cultural arena within Rio de Janeiro City.

In 1912, the inauguration of an air path in Rio de Janeiro was included on the tourist map of Brazil. It would later become the world famous Sugar Loaf. Today, the vision of the cable cars coming and going is incorporated into the Rio landscape.

The privileged location of Santos Dumont Airport, in downtown Rio de Janeiro, allows fast access to the main hotels and tourist attractions of the city.

With many walking distance bars, restaurants, night clubs, street markets, and beach kiosks, your nightlife in Copacaba is guaranteed.