Rua das Pedras

The heart of Búzios. This cobblestone pedestrian street along the coast, about 600 meters long, is lined with boutiques, restaurants, bars and galleries, and becomes the center of town nightlife after dark.

Rua das Pedras is a pedestrian street along the coast of Búzios' old town (Centro). It is about 600 meters long. Its stone-paved lanes are packed with Brazilian designer brands, handicraft shops, ice cream parlors and seafood restaurants. At the far end, it connects to the pier and the Orla Bardot (Brigitte Bardot) promenade. During the day, it's a good place for shopping. In the evening, you can watch the sunset from seaside bars. The bars and nightclubs really come alive after 10 p.m., and in peak season they often stay open until dawn. The street is free to visit. Restaurants are relatively expensive, and it is wise to book popular spots in advance. At night, keep an eye on your phone.

Opening hours

Open all day; shops about 10:00–24:00

Pedestrian street · Nightlife · Shopping · Food

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