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Morumbi, Butantã and USP
Located on the right bank of the Rio Pinheiros (south), the districts of Morumbi and Butantã hold important touristic attractions of the City of São Paulo.
Morumbi originated from the allotment of a ranch of the 19th century and has not stopped growing since, having become one
of the places with the most expensive square meter in the city.
Important sites are the Morumbi stadium, inaugurated on October 2nd, 1960, the home of São Paulo Futebol Clube, Palácio
dos Bandeirantes, which houses the office of the Governor of the State of São Paulo, luxurious shopping malls, the Jockey and the Burle Marx Park.
The district of Butantan developed after 1900 with the installation of the Institute that gave name to the district, and the University City, where the USP – Universidade de São Paulo campus is located – the largest public university of Brazil, and the third in Latin America.
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See also
- Of the São Paulo Maps Series: Meet the regions that form the historical setting of the city.
- Of the São Paulo Maps Series: The union of history, charm and elegance is the hallmark of these neighborhoods that combine the many faces of São Paulo.
- Of the São Paulo Maps Series: The neighborhoods Morumbi and Butantan home to major tourist attractions of the city of São Paulo.
- Of the São Paulo Maps Series: Main country’s economic hub and one of the postcards of the city of São Paulo: Paulista Avenue.
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