Lapa Arches

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Lapa Arches is a historic 18th-century aqueduct in Rio de Janeiro that now serves as an iconic bridge for the city’s tramway and a symbol of the bohemian Lapa neighborhood.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf aqueduct
bridge
historic monument
tourist attraction
alsoKnownAs Arcos da Lapa
Carioca Aqueduct
architecturalStyle colonial architecture
carries Santa Teresa Tram
city Rio de Janeiro
constructionStartCentury 18th century
continent South America
country Brazil
crosses Lapa
surface form: Lapa district
currentFunction tramway viaduct
hasCulturalSignificance icon of Rio’s bohemian nightlife
meeting point for locals and tourists
hasType multi-arch viaduct
stone arch bridge
heritageDesignation historic structure
languageOfName Portuguese
locatedIn Centro (Rio de Janeiro)
surface form: Central Zone of Rio de Janeiro

Lapa neighborhood
Rio de Janeiro
South America
Southeast Region of Brazil
State of Rio de Janeiro
materialUsed masonry
near Cinelândia
Lapa nightlife venues
Sambadrome Marquês de Sapucaí
Santa Teresa neighborhood
notableFor prominent skyline silhouette
role in Rio de Janeiro postcards and imagery
series of white arches
originalFunction aqueduct supplying water to Rio de Janeiro
partOf Lapa urban landscape
symbolOf Lapa neighborhood
Rio de Janeiro
bohemian culture in Rio de Janeiro
touristActivity photography
sightseeing
usedFor aqueduct
city symbol
public transportation
tourism
tramway bridge

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Rio de Janeiro hasLandmark Lapa Arches