Rio de Janeiro Railway Museum
Rua Arquias Cordeiro, 1046, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Engenho de Dentro
About the company:
The Railroad Museum of Rio de Janeiro was opened in 1984 on the initiative and with the support of the Federal Railway of Brazil.
The museum presents paintings with images of cars and trains, various components of cars - engines, interior decoration, furniture and much more.
Special exhibits of the museum include original trains, such as the Baroneza, built in England and the first locomotive in Brazil, the Carro Imperial, made in 1886 in Belgium and designed for Emperor Pedro II, the Carro do rei Alberto - built exclusively for the needs of the King of Belgium, and the Carro Presidencial, which could be seen in the country in the 30s.