SÃO PAULO

São Paulo is the most important economic center in Brazil, and the capital of culture in Latin America, with an unparalleled offer of leisure, knowledge and entertainment. A typically urban metropolis with a vast green area. An avant-garde and innovative city, which preserves in architecture, arts and gastronomy a past made up of the union of more than 70 nationalities. And, while preserving traditions, it does not allow itself to be overtaken. Tuned is the right word to describe it. To get to know it better, you only need two things: an open mind and a willingness to dive headfirst into this city that never sleeps.

Cultural Attractions

The world of arts and entertainment is also buzzing in São Paulo.
Cultural center of Latin America, the city has 101 museums, 282 movie theaters, 146 libraries around 40 cultural centers and 182 theaters, besides its numerous popular festivals and fairs that take place on its streets.

Diverse Gastronomy

Rich and diversified gastronomy. This is what you find in São Paulo. The city has some of the best restaurants in Latin America and the world, among its more than 15,000 restaurants and 20,000 bars. There are national and international options, catering to all budgets.

Bustling Nightlife

The nightlife in São Paulo is a faithful portrait of the city: frenetic, creative and democratic. CNN columnist Mark Manson elected the capital of Sao Paulo as one of the ten best places in the world when it comes to parties, clubs and other nighttime entertainment.

São Paulo is diversity!

São Paulo is the biggest LGBT destination in Brazil and one of the most recognized in the world . The city has one of the largest LGBT Pride Parades on the planet and was named the best gay destination in the world by the international website GayCities.com.

The Largest Shopping Center in the Country

The capital of São Paulo is the main destination for shopping tourism in the country, with luxurious options and super affordable shopping centers. There are more than 50 shopping malls and around 60 themed shopping streets, ranging from electronics to chandeliers.

One of the most charming addresses in São Paulo is Rua Oscar Freire. There are more than 200 stores of renowned national and international brands.

Nature, Animals & Green Spaces

Despite being the largest economic center in Brazil, and a predominantly urban metropolis, São Paulo preserves its areas of contact with nature, where it is possible to practice sports, spend time outdoors and meet different species of animals. Some of these places are the São Paulo Zoo, the Aquarium, the Butantan Institute and the 111 parks around the city, such as Ibirapuera, Juventude, Agua Branca and Cantareira State Park.

Getting There

38 domestic and international airlines operate in 4 airports in and around São Paulo.
São Paulo is the main starting-point and final destination for 25% of domestic flights.
3 bus terminals (Tietê, Barra Funda and Jabaquara).
There are 9 major highways connecting Greater São Paulo to the rest of the State and to the country.