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FAVORITE PLACE IN SÃO PAULO

Sala São Paulo, to watch concerts. Ibirapuera Auditorium, to attend a show. The sidewalks of Paulista Avenue, “to see the human fauna”.

ITINERARY SUGGESTION

In the morning, choose among the Museum of the Portuguese Language, Pinacoteca, and the Museum of Sacred Art. Lunch, after 2 p.m., at the Mercadão (Municipal Market). Strolling down the Paulista Avenue in the late afternoon. Take the subway to Vila Madalena and end your day with a draft beer and delicious snacks at Fidalga com Aspicuelta

Diagonal picture of a baroque building with 4 floors. To the left, the entire front facade is white framed by beige bands. On the first floor, in the center, stands out three large entrance portals with the top in the shape of a semi-circle. On the 2nd floor, large row of several windows with dark green edges, from end to end. The 3rd and 4th floors rise only in the central part, forming the tower and church steeple, which has an iron cross at the top. To the right, the entire white facade framed by beige bands. On the 2nd floor, row of several windows with dark green edges, from end to end. On the ground level, on the left, a large, well-tended lawn with several sacred images in dark stone, measuring about 2.5 meters high.

Museu de Arte Sacra de São Paulo. Foto: Jose Cordeiro/SPTuris

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