MapVivid

Manaus

Save

28 hand-picked places in 10 lists. Tick the categories you want to see on the map.

Only have a day? See a ready-made day plan ↓
Show on the map
Tips

3 places on the map

Markets

  1. 1

    Art nouveau iron market selling fish, herbs and crafts.

    • Tip: Go early
    2 tips
    • Try tucupi and tapioca
    • Watch your bag
    📷 Photos
  2. 2

    Riverside market selling fish, fruit and produce near the port.

    📷 Photos
  3. 3

    Sunday street fair with crafts and food on Avenida Eduardo Ribeiro.

    📷 Photos

Take this map with you

Save Markets to Google Maps

Opens Google Maps with these places, ready to save to your own list.

Before you go: Manaus tips

Transportation

  • Use ride-hailing apps: Uber and 99 are widely used in Manaus and help avoid haggling with taxi drivers.
  • Book river transport carefully: boats connect Manaus to other Amazon towns; choose reputable operators and confirm schedules.
  • Arrange jungle lodge transfers: most lodges include pickups by road and boat from Manaus; confirm details in advance.

Security

  • Stay alert downtown: the historic centre near the port can be risky after dark; take rides at night.
  • Protect against mosquitoes: use repellent and long sleeves; check vaccination advice like yellow fever before travelling.
  • Choose licensed jungle guides: only go into the forest with reputable operators who know the terrain and wildlife.

Saving

  • Eat at the Adolpho Lisboa market: the historic market and nearby stalls offer cheap regional food and fruits.
  • Try por quilo lunches: pay-by-weight restaurants are a budget-friendly way to try regional dishes.
  • See the Meeting of Waters by ferry: local boats crossing the river offer views similar to pricier tours.

Weather/Clothing

  • Pack for heat and humidity: Manaus is hot and humid all year, so bring light, quick-drying clothes.
  • Prepare for heavy rain: the wetter months bring intense downpours; carry a rain jacket or poncho.
  • Bring jungle gear: long sleeves, trousers and closed shoes help on jungle walks against insects and plants.

Cultural

  • Visit Teatro Amazonas: the grand opera house is a symbol of the rubber boom; check for concerts or guided tours.
  • Try tacacá: this tangy soup with tucupi, jambu leaves and shrimp is a regional favourite from street vendors.
  • Taste Amazon fish: try tambaqui and pirarucu, river fish commonly grilled or stewed in Manaus.

Local Hacks

  • Watch the Meeting of Waters: the dark Rio Negro and sandy Solimões flow side by side for kilometres without mixing.
  • Visit MUSA: the Amazon museum in the forest has a tower offering canopy views close to the city.
  • Catch the Parintins spirit: in late June, the Boi-Bumbá festival takes over nearby Parintins; plan transport early.

1-day itineraries in Manaus

Only have a day? Each one keeps you in one area, from morning to late afternoon, with lunch nearby.

More cities in Brazil