News Rio’s city government has presented more details about the ‘Olympic Boulevard’ in the redeveloped port district, which will become a major party zone during the Rio 2016 Games  The largest of three ‘live sites’ that City Hall is providing, it will feature three stages with live music, big screens showing the sporting action, more than 230 street art performances and a nightly firework display Check out the full Olympic Boulevard schedule and interactive map The Olympic Torch Relay will pass through the area on 4 August, the day before the opening ceremony at the Maracanã Stadium, and the Olympic flame will be displayed in a cauldron here during the Games The centre-piece of the rejuvenated port area, known as Porto Maravilha, is Praça Mauá, which will host the Encontros (Gatherings) stage As well as showing the sporting action, the stage will host 30 concerts during the Olympic Games, always at the regular times of 1pm-3pm and 8pm-11pm See the full schedule here How to plan a last-minute trip to the Rio 2016 Games These letters spelling 'Olympic City' in Praça Mauá have become a favourite spot for selfies (Photo: Rio 2016/Daniel Ramalho) Tips 4 Gringos: how to take the best selfies in Rio The five most Instagram-able locations in Rio During the Games, the Olympic flame will burn brightly in front of the city centre’s beautiful Candelária church, which is part of the three-kilometre Olympic Boulevard that will stretch from the neighbourhood of Gamboa to the grand square of Praça XV The space will also feature open-air parties, sporting activities for kids and food trucks Activities will take place each day from 9am to midnight Olympic Boulevard will also feature attractions set up by the Games sponsors, such the Skol hot air balloon that will allow visitors a panoramic view of the city from 150m up, a Nissan-sponsored bungee jump, a pop-up Nike store, a Samsung Galaxy showroom, a Bradesco-sponsored mobile Olympic museum, and the Coca-Cola Station, which will feature live music and athlete visits in one of the refurbished port warehouses NBA House to be second home for basketball fans during Rio 2016 Games There will be a firework show every day at 10pm, set off from behind the Museum of Tomorrow, lighting up the sky above Guanabara Bay   Firework displays will be fired off from the Museum of Tomorrow at 10pm every day during the Games (Photo: Rio2016/Paulo Mumia) In Praça XV, the Tendências stage will have a Carnival theme, hosting samba parties and 12 concerts On Rua Barão de Teffé, in Gamboa, the Amanhã (Tomorrow) stage will feature new Brazilian musicians This latter stage is alongside the record-breaking Olympic rings-sinpired mural that street artist Kobra is creating Around the world in Rio: your A-Z guide to the Rio 2016 hospitality houses Kobra's work depicts an indigenous face from each of the five continents (Photo: Getty Images/Mario Tama) Similar live sites will be in place at Parque Madureira, in the city’s northern zone, and at the Centro Esportivo Miécimo da Silva, in the western zone’s Campo Grande The former will operate from 9am to 10pm, while the latter will be open from 10am to 10pm  “The idea is to integrate the city with the Games, so that everyone, with or without tickets, can enjoy the Olympic atmosphere,” said the city government in a statement on their website The renovation of the port zone has been one of the Games' main legacies (Photo: Getty Imgaes/Matthew Stockman)