Museum of Tomorrow tours, things to do and tickets

The building designed by Santiago Calatrava has sustainable design initiatives, incorporating natural energy and light sources, such as using solar panels to supply power to the building and water from the bay to regulate its internal temperature.
The main exhibition is the brainchild of physicist and cosmologist Luiz Alberto Oliveira and takes visitors through five major areas: Cosmos, Earth, Anthropocene, Tomorrow and Now.
The museuml addresses issues like population growth and increased life expectancy, consumption patterns, climate change, genetic engineering and bioethics, the distribution of wealth, technological advances, and changes in biodiversity.

Come and see Rio de Janeiro, its past, present, and future, from the perspective of history, architecture, and landscapes, walking calmly along the Olympic Boulevard. Observe the Olympic Pyre, the Museum of Tomorrow and the largest mural in the world.
• Observe the Olympic Pyre, the Candelária, the Museum of Tomorrow, and the “Wall of Etnias,” the largest mural in the world.
• Get to know the history, the architecture and the landscapes of Rio de Janeiro from the Olympic Boulevard.
• Admire the Olympic Pyre created by American artist Anthony Howe, with beautiful images, when moving.
• Take a “selfie” close to the 20 pointed star sculpture created by the American sculptor Frank Stella in the mirror of water of the Museum of Tomorrow.
• Observe the solar panels of the Museum of Tomorrow inviting us to understand the planet sustainability by collecting its energy.