ladeira dos tabajaras is a small community situated in copacabana, with around 5,000 residents, and has a tight community spirit, boasting a few frequented bars, eateries, and churches that bring the people together under shared tastes and experiences.

this high altitude hill boasts some wonderful views across the city, including christ the redeemer, sugar loaf, and the architecturally celebrated rio-niterói bridge.

the ladeira, or 'slope', was named after the tabajaras indians who migrated to the area from the northeast in search of work and wealth in the early 20th century - it is an area which experienced from acute unconventional businesses under the occupation of the comando vermelho group, until it was pacified in 2010, and there are now 120 officers who work to establish order in the vicinity.

ladeira dos tabajaras is one of the less frequented and discussed communities in the city, but is most notable for its warm community spirit, sprawling archetypal architecture and wonderful views - there are a few restaurants where a visitors can find satisfying meals.