Tourist Attractions

São Paulo is a metropolis that surprises in every aspect, mainly in diversity. A mix of styles and cultures, it is also a large entertainment center: there are several cinema rooms, theaters, cultural centers, museums, historic buildings, art galleries and event areas.

Whatever your style may be, the city has a lot to offer: knowledge, trends, colors, and flavors… Live a São Paulo that looks like you!

What do you want to visit?

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Museum of Art of São Paulo – MASPIt is one of the most important museums in the Southern Hemisphere and one of the main postcards of the city.Avenida Paulista, 1578
Disctrict: Bela Vista - Região CentroEspecial

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Football MuseumIt occupies an area of 6900 m² under the bleachers of the stadium.Praça Charles Miller, s/n
Disctrict: Pacaembu - Região OesteEspecial

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Casa das RosasSpace dedicated to the most diverse cultural manifestations, focusing on poetry and literature.Avenida Paulista, 37
Disctrict: Bela Vista - Região CentroCinema e Literatura

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Municipal TheaterThe Municipal Theater was designed along the lines of the best theaters in the world to meet the opera - the first art form and typical of the bourgeoisie leisure, due to the large number of Italians who lived in São Paulo.Praça Ramos de Azevedo, s/n
Disctrict: República - Região CentroTeatro e Dança

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Rock GalleryThe Rock Gallery is the meeting point of several " tribes "Avenida São João, 439
Disctrict: República - Região CentroMúsica e Shows

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Sala São PauloThe Sala São Paulo today is considered the best concert hall in Latin America.Praça Júlio Prestes, 16
Disctrict: Campos Elíseos - Região CentroMúsica e Shows

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Museum and Library of Odontology Institute of São PauloIt is considered one of best in class museums in Latin America.Rua Voluntários da Pátria, 547
Disctrict: Santana - Região NorteEspecial

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Tomie Ohtake InstituteOpened in 2001, the Instituto Tomie Ohtake has no permanent collection, but hosts exhibitions of contemporary art, which are reference in the last 50 years, and works of the artist who gives name to the space.Rua dos Coropés, 88
Disctrict: Pinheiros - Região OesteEspecial

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Itaú CulturalItaú Cultural is a research and production institute that seeks to promote and disseminate what is best in Brazilian artistic and intellectual scene.Avenida Paulista, 149
Disctrict: Bela Vista - Região CentroEspecial

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Botanical GardenWhen turning 80 years in 2008, it underwent a process of reforms that confirm its vocation as one of the best parks in the city to relax.Av. Miguel Estéfano, 3031
Disctrict: Água Funda - Região SulEspecial

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JardinsThe region consists of four gardens surrounding the Paulista Avenue: Jardim Europa, Jardim America, Jardim Paulista and Jardim Paulistano.,
Disctrict: Jardins - Região OesteEspecial

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Jockey Club de São PauloFounded by virtue of the passion of a Republican for horses, the Jockey Club de Sao Paulo had its first race on 29 October 1876 at the Hippodrome of Mooca, in Bresser street.Avenida Lineu de Paula Machado, 1263
Disctrict: Cidade Jardim - Região OesteEspecial

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Largo de AroucheThe Largo do Arouche is characterized by romantic mood that brings to town with its flower shops, bay buildings and door-counter and traditional restaurants.,
Disctrict: República - Região CentroEspecial

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Largo São BentoThe Largo São Bento is one of the oldest public spaces of São Paulo, who was born in 1598 in the same place stood a small chapel.Largo São Bento,
Disctrict: Centro - Região CentroEspecial

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Largo São FranciscoLargo San Francisco is home to some landmarks of São Paulo history and is considered the main set of baroque architecture of the city.Largo São Francisco,
Disctrict: Sé - Região CentroEspecial

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LiberdadeLiberdade is currently one of the main points of visit of those who come to the capital. The characterization as a typical eastern neighborhood began in 1912, making it the stronghold of japanese, chinese and korean colonies.,
Disctrict: Liberdade - Região CentroEspecial

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Latin America MemorialOpened in 1989, the architectural ensemble designed by Oscar Niemeyer was aimed at strengthening the political, economic, social and cultural relations between Brazil and the other Latin American countries.Avenida Auro Soares de Moura Andrade, 664
Disctrict: Barra Funda - Região OesteEspecial

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Inclusion MemorialThe Inclusion Memorial brings together around 600 documents reporting the social movement of disabled people.Avenida Auro Soares de Moura Andrade, 564
Disctrict: Barra Funda - Região OesteEspecial

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Memorial of 32It gathers all the memories, historical research and documents on the Constitutionalist Revolution of 1932.Rua Benjamin Constant, 158
Disctrict: Sé - Região CentroEspecial

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Corinthians MemorialWith an innovative design, technology and lots of passion, the Corinthians Memorial involves the visitors with moments of glory of the Timão.Rua São Jorge, 777
Disctrict: Parque São Jorge - Região LesteEspecial

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Municipal Teaching MemorialThe Municipal Teaching Memorial opened in 1996 with the aim of preserving the history of education in the city.Rua Estado de Israel, 509
Disctrict: Vila Clementino - Região SulEspecial

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Brasil MosqueThe mosque Brazil aims to preserve the culture of Islam in the city.Rua Barão de Jaguara, 632
Disctrict: Cambuci - Região CentroEspecial

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MoocaOne of the most traditional neighborhoods of São Paulo, Mooca is a known stronghold of descendants of Italian families.,
Disctrict: Mooca - Região LesteEspecial

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São Bento MonasteryThe São Bento Monastery is a guaranteed stop for those who visit the capital of São Paulo. It is one of those sacred tips that holds true also for people who are not religious.Largo São Bento, s/n
Disctrict: Centro - Região CentroEspecial

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Afro Brasil MuseumThere are more than 5,000 art works of Afro-Brazilian culture.Av. Pedro Álvares Cabral, s/n
Disctrict: Parque Ibirapuera - Vila Mariana - Região SulEspecial

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Anchieta MuseumLocated within the Pateo do Collegio , the Anchieta Museum consists of about 700 objects that comprise the collections , today exhibited in six rooms and space of the crypt.Praça Pateo do Colégio, 2
Disctrict: Sé - Região CentroEspecial

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Belas Artes de São Paulo Museum - MUBAIt is a location that has stood out as an important cultural center in the state capital because of its respectable collection.Rua Doutor Álvaro Alvim, 76
Disctrict: Vila Mariana - Região SulEspecial

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Brazilian Museum of Sculpture – MuBESince its inauguration, in 1995, the modern architecture building once housed over 160 exhibitions with prominent namesAvenida Europa, 218
Disctrict: Jardim Europa - Região OesteEspecial

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Casa Brasileira Museum - MCBIn one of the business centers of the city is the only museum in the country specializing in design and architecture.Avenida Brigadeiro Faria Lima, 2705
Disctrict: Jardim Paulistano - Região OesteEspecial

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Museum of Culture PUC - SPThe Museum of Culture started in 1991, at the Anthropology Department at PUC- SP.Rua Monte Alegre, 984
Disctrict: Perdizes - Região OesteEspecial

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Energy Museum of São PauloThe collection shows through objects, documents, photos and other, some of the energy of the cityAlameda Cleveland, 601
Disctrict: Campos Elíseos - Região CentroEspecial

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Medical History MuseumThe Medical History Museum was built in order to value the heritage of Medicine, in supporting research and cultural diffusion.Av. Brigadeiro Luís Antônio, 278
Disctrict: Bela Vista - Região CentroEspecial

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Museum of Image and Sound - MISSince its founding in 1970, the Museum of Image and Sound (MIS) collects, registers and preserves the sounds and most representative images of Brazilian art and culture.Avenida Europa, 158
Disctrict: Jardim Europa - Região OesteEspecial

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Immigration Museum of São Paulo StateThe Museum of the Immigration is primarily responsible for preserving the memory of the people who arrived in Brazil in the mid- nineteenth and twentieth centuriesRua Visconde de Parnaíba, 1316
Disctrict: Mooca - Região LesteEspecial

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Museum of the LampOpened in 2012, the Museum of the lamp has articles that tell the history of lighting and lamp since prehistory.Avenida João Pedro Cardoso, 574
Disctrict: Jabaquara - Região SulEspecial

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Museum of the PersonThe Museum of the Person came the idea that every human being has the right to integrate its history to social memory.Rua Natingui, 1100
Disctrict: Vila Madalena - Região OesteEspecial

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Museum of the Civil PoliceThe Museum of the Civil Police, created in the 1920s in University City, preserves and brings together about three thousand articles, documents and objects that marked the more than 170 -year history of the corporation.Praça Professor Reinaldo Porchart, 219
Disctrict: Butantã - Região OesteEspecial

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Veterinary Anatomy Museum - USPThe Veterinary Anatomy Museum (MAV) is located within the University Campus and currently houses about a thousand pieces of various animals that have become the object of study of the students of the USP Veterinary course.Rua Professor Orlando Marques Paiva, 87
Disctrict: Butantã - Região OesteEspecial

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Brazilian Art Museum - MAB FAAPThe space came with the proposal to establish and maintain works by Brazilian artists or rooted here.Rua Alagoas, 903
Disctrict: Higienópolis - Região CentroEspecial

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Museum of Contemporary Art – MAC USPCreated in 1963, the museum is formed by the collections of the couple Yolanda Penteado and Ciccillo Matarazzo, and the prizes of the Biennial of São Paulo, until 1961.Avenida Pedro Álvares Cabral, 1301
Disctrict: Parque Ibirapuera - Vila Mariana - Região SulEspecial

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Museum of Modern Art of São Paulo - MAMThere you can attend temporary exhibitions, the studio, a library with over 60,000 volumes, the auditorium, or one of the many courses.Av. Pedro Alvares Cabral, s/n
Disctrict: Parque Ibirapuera - Vila Mariana - Região SulEspecial

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Museum of Sacred Art of São PauloThe Museum of Sacred Art houses one of the most representative collections of the Brazilian religious heritage.Avenida Tiradentes, 676
Disctrict: Luz - Região CentroEspecial

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TV MuseumThe TV Museum recalls the history of those who made the Brazilian and domestic utensil television itself.Rua Vargem do Cedro, 140
Disctrict: Sumaré - Região OesteEspecial

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Clock MuseumFounded in 1975, the Clock Museum has more than 600 pieces that tell much of the evolutionary history of watches in the world.Avenida Mofarrej, 840
Disctrict: Vila Leopoldina - Região OesteEspecial

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Tietê MuseumLocated in the Tiete Ecological Park, the museum is a great opportunity to know the history of the river and its banks.Rua Guirá-Acangatara, 70
Disctrict: Engenheiro Goulart - Região LesteEspecial

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Museum of the Court of São PauloOpened in 1995, the Museum of the Court is a cultural venue and realization of temporary exhibitions that seeks to preserve and disseminate information related to the Judicial Power Paulista.Rua Conde de Sarzedas, 100
Disctrict: Sé - Região CentroEspecial

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Museum of Public TransportationThe Museum of Public Transportation provides a return to the past.Avenida Cruzeiro do Sul, 780
Disctrict: Canindé - Região LesteEspecial

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Forestal Museum Octavio VecchiThe Forestal Museum Octavio Vecchi, which has assets in rich wood details with perfect replicas of the seeds and leaves of tree.Rua do Horto, 931
Disctrict: Horto Florestal - Região NorteEspecial

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Geological Museum Valdemar LefévreLearn about geosciences and evolution of life forms in the various geological periods on the planet.Av. Francisco Matarazzo, 455
Disctrict: Água Branca - Região OesteEspecial

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Historical Museum of Japanese Immigration in BrazilThe Museum of Japanese Immigration, which has some of the history of the first Nipponese immigrants who came to Brazil.Rua São Joaquim, 381
Disctrict: Liberdade - Região CentroEspecial

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Penitentiary Museum PaulistaThe site contains books, photographs, furniture, personal belongings, bank texts, bibliography and documentation.Avenida Zaki Narchi, 1207
Disctrict: Carandiru - Região NorteEspecial

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Obelisk Mausoleum to the Heroes of 32Symbol of the Constitutionalist Revolution of 1932, the Obelisk is an Italian- Brazilian sculptor Ugo Emendabili Galileo project.Av. Pedro Álvares Cabral, s/n
Disctrict: Parque Ibirapuera - Região SulEspecial

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Monument to the FlagsThis is the pioneers who paved the country, such as Portuguese, blacks, Indians and Mamluks, pulling a monsoon canoe, used in river expeditions.Praça Armando Salles de Oliveira,
Disctrict: Parque Ibirapuera - Região SulEspecial

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Oca – Lucas Nogueira Garcez PavilionDesigned by architect Oscar Niemeyer and inaugurated in 1954, the building of Oca is an exhibition space with over 10 thousand square meters.Parque Ibirapuera, s/n
Disctrict: Parque Ibirapuera - Vila Mariana - Região SulEspecial

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Bandeirantes PalaceThe visitor will find works that depict a multiethnic and Brazil with pieces of a Brazil that few know.Av. Morumbi, 4500
Disctrict: Morumbi - Região SulEspecial

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Alfredo Volpi ParkWith about 140 thousand square meters, focuses jogging trails and walking trail through thick jungle, three lakes, and some exercise equipment and playground.Rua Engenheiro Oscar Americano, 480
Disctrict: Cidade Jardim - Região OesteEspecial

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Burle Marx ParkLocated on the west side of São Paulo, the Burle Marx Park emerged differently.Avenida Dona Helena Pereira de Moraes, 200
Disctrict: Parque do Morumbi - Região OesteEspecial

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Cândido Portinari State ParkLocated next to Villa Lobos Park in the west of the capital, the State Park Candido Portinari has about 121 thousand square meters of green area.Avenida Queiroz Filho, 1365
Disctrict: Vila Hamburguesa - Região OesteEspecial

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Aclimação ParkFormerly called Aclimação Garden, the site hosted the first zoo of the city.Rua Muniz de Sousa, 1.119
Disctrict: Aclimação - Região CentroEspecial

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Science and Technology Park of USP - CientecThe Cientec Park is located in an important area of environmental preservation, the State Park of Fontes do Ipiranga, created with the objective of increasing the interaction between the university and the public.Av. Miguel Estefano, 4200
Disctrict: Água Funda - Região SulEspecial

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Juventude ParkBuilt on the site of the old Carandiru Penitentiary, popularly known as Carandiru, the Juventude Park was opened in 2003.Avenida Cruzeiro do Sul, 2630
Disctrict: Santana - Região NorteEspecial

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Luz ParkThe Parque da Luz was originally created as a botanical garden, open to the public in 1825 as the Light Public Garden. This is the oldest and most traditional public city park.Praça da Luz, s/n
Disctrict: Bom Retiro - Região CentroEspecial

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Carmo ParkLocated in Carmo Park district, in the eastern region of São Paulo, were kept the building headquarters in colonial architecture, a set of lakes and gardens all to create the park.Avenida Afonso de Sampaio e Sousa, 951
Disctrict: Itaquera - Região LesteEspecial

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Piqueri ParkA good option to enjoy nature in the east of the city is Piqueri Park.Rua Tuiuti, 515
Disctrict: Tatuapé - Região LesteEspecial

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Povo ParkAt the Park Mario Pimenta Camargo (Povo Park) there is fun and recreation for every taste.Avenida Henrique Chamma, 420
Disctrict: Chácara Itaim - Região OesteEspecial

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Vila Guilherme Park-TroteThe Trote Park, located in Vila Guilherme, is a space of 187,000 m².Rua Nadir Dias Figueiredo, s/n
Disctrict: Vila Guilherme - Região NorteEspecial

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Tietê Ecological ParkTiete Ecological Park opened in 1982, occupying an area of &8203;&8203;14 million square meters on the banks of the Tiete River.Rua Guira Acangatara, 70
Disctrict: Engenheiro Goulart - Região LesteEspecial

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Trabalhador Sportive, Recreation and Education Center - CERETOne of the best places to practice sports in the state capital is the Trabalhador Sportive, Recreation and Education Center, better known as CERET.Rua Canuto Abreu, s/n
Disctrict: Tatuapé - Região LesteEspecial

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Cantareira State ParkThe Cantareira State Park has one of the largest green areas in urban areas in the world.Rua do Horto, 1799
Disctrict: Horto Florestal - Região NorteEspecial

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Ibirapuera ParkThe Ibirapuera Park is not only the most visited and well-known park in São Paulo, as well as one of the most important areas of culture and leisure city.Avenida Pedro Álvares Cabral, s/n
Disctrict: Parque Ibirapuera - Região SulEspecial

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Tiquatira Linear ParkOfficially named as Linear Park Tiquatira Eng. Werner Eugênio Zulauf, has 320,000 m² and is the first linear park in the city of São Paulo because it was built on the river Tiquatira.Avenida Governador Carvalho Pinto, 1665
Disctrict: Penha - Região LesteEspecial

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Mário Covas ParkIt has over 5000 m² and has paraciclo, toilets and a Tourist Information Center (TIC Paulista ).Avenida Paulista, 1853
Disctrict: Bela Vista - Região CentroEspecial

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Parque Tenente Siqueira Campos - TrianonTambém conhecido como Parque Trianon, possui a única reserva remanescente de Mata Atlântica da região.Rua Peixoto Gomide, 949
Disctrict: Jardim Paulista - Região OesteEspecial

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Villa-Lobos ParkThe Villa -Lobos Park has 732,000 m² harboring bike path, blocks, wood, soccer fields, playground, exercise equipment, jogging track and street basketball tables.Avenida Professor Fonseca Rodrigues, 2001
Disctrict: Alto de Pinheiros - Região OesteEspecial

Foto: Joca Duarte/SVMA

Zilda Natel ParkThe Zilda Natel Park is a local favorite who skate and rollerblading in the city.Avenida Doutor Arnaldo, 1250
Disctrict: Sumaré - Região OesteEspecial

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Pateo do CollegioThe Pateo do Collegio is the city of São Paulo was born the construction of a small wattle and daub hut they met Jesuits committed to evangelize the natives.Praça Pateo do Collegio, 2
Disctrict: Sé - Região CentroEspecial

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Japanese PavilionWithin Ibirapuera Park there is a hidden nook of calm and pleasantness. It is the Japanese Pavilion - construction inspired by the Katsura Palace in Kyoto - delivered by the Japanese colony in the fourth centenary of the city of São Paulo in 1954.Avenida Pedro Álvares Cabral, s/n
Disctrict: Parque Ibirapuera - Região SulEspecial

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Jaraguá Peak - Jaraguá State ParkHighest point of the city of São Paulo, with 1135 meters of altitude.Rua Antônio Cardoso Nogueira, 539
Disctrict: Vila Chica Luisa - Região NorteEspecial

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Pinacoteca of São Paulo StateThe Pinacoteca now has ten rooms that are divided to house the collection of nearly one hundred thousand worksPraça da Luz, 2
Disctrict: Luz - Região CentroEspecial

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Ecotourism Zone of São PauloAt the southern end of the city, in the region of Parelheiros, there is an extensive area (25 of the municipal territory) which houses unimaginable,
Disctrict: Parelheiros / Marsilac - Região SulEspecial

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Benedito Calixto SquareKnown as one of the best antique and craft fairs in Brazil, the fair of Benedito Calixto Square has been held since 1987 and gathers in Pinheiros, every Saturday , more than 300 exhibitors.Praça Benedito Calixto,
Disctrict: Pinheiros - Região OesteEspecial

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Republica SquareOn Sundays it happens to popular Fair Republic Square, mainly focused on the arts, with over 600 stalls of the most diverse products.Praça da República,
Disctrict: República - Região CentroEspecial

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Sé SquareLocated in São Paulo, the Cathedral Square is the geographical center of the city.Praça da Sé,
Disctrict: Sé - Região CentroEspecial

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Roosevelt SquareBuilt in the 60's, between Consolação and Augusta streets, Roosevelt Square is one of the main leisure areas in the downtown area nowadays.Praça Franklin Roosevelt, s/n
Disctrict: Consolação - Região CentroEspecial

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Vilaboim SquareThe residents of Higienópolis know what is the most charming place of the neighborhood: Praça Vilaboim.Praça Vilaboim,
Disctrict: Higienópolis - Região CentroEspecial

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March 25th StreetMajor center of Latin America trade and specialist in diversity and low on March 25 it is possible to find almost everything.Rua Vinte e Cinco de Março,
Disctrict: Centro - Região CentroEspecial

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Avanhandava StreetLocated near the metro station Anhangabaú, on a side street of Rua Augusta, the Avanhandava Street is the ideal place for lovers of Italian cuisine.Rua Avanhandava,
Disctrict: Bela Vista - Região CentroEspecial

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Oscar Freire StreetWhen it comes to luxury is inevitable quote Oscar Freire Street, located in the charming neighborhood of Jardins.Rua Oscar Freire,
Disctrict: Jardins - Região OesteEspecial

Foto: Alexandre Diniz

Santa Ifigênia StreetLocated downtown, Rua Santa Ifigenia is one of the most famous of the city because it is the main trade center of electronic products of São Paulo.Rua Santa Ifigênia,
Disctrict: Santa Efigênia - Região CentroEspecial

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House of Sítio da RessacaLocated in the district of Jabaquara, the House of Sítio da Ressaca is a bandeirista construction of the Brazilian colonial period.Rua Nadra Raffoul Mokodsi, 3
Disctrict: Vila Parque Jabaquara - Região SulEspecial

Foto: Sylvia Masini/SMC

Sítio MorrinhosLocated in Jardim São Bento neighborhood, the Sítio Morrinhos is an architectural complex that is part of the history of the capital circuit.Rua Santo Anselmo, 102
Disctrict: Jardim São Bento - Região NorteEspecial

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Solar da Marquesa de SantosThe Solar da Marquesa is a great relic of the eighteenth century example of urban architecture of the timeRua Roberto Simonsen, 136
Disctrict: Sé - Região CentroEspecial

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Temple of SalomonTemple of Salomon is a work of monumental architecture.Avenida Celso Garcia, 605
Disctrict: Brás - Região CentroEspecial

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São Pedro TheaterThe São Pedro Theatre was opened in 1917 at the corner of the streets Albuquerque Lins and Barra Funda.Rua Rua Albuquerque Lins, 207
Disctrict: Barra Funda - Região OesteEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Anhangabaú ValleyLocated in downtown, between the viaducts Chá and Santa Ifigênia, it is one of the postcards of the city.Vale do Anhangabaú,
Disctrict: Centro - Região CentroEspecial

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Chá ViaductThe metal structure that makes up the viaduct was brought Germany and it has 204 m in length, connecting the Barão de Itapetininga Street, prior Chá Street, Direita Street.Viaduto do Chá,
Disctrict: Centro - Região CentroEspecial

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Vila BuarqueThe neighborhood meets housing options, entertainment and it is still close to liveliest areas of the city such as Higienópolis and the surroundings of Avenida Paulista, in addition to being a place of easy access.,
Disctrict: Vila Buarque - Região CentroEspecial

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Vila MadalenaVila Madalena is right stop for bohemians. On the streets there are bars for all tastes : there are "classic" pubs, they bringing together journalists and passionate about football and the LGBT.,
Disctrict: Vila Madalena - Região OesteEspecial

Foto: Luciana Feldman

Manequinho Lopes NurseryThe Manequinho Lopes Nursery has living collections of plant species with a collection consists of about 200 different species of plants with landscape potential.Avenida Pedro Álvares Cabral, s/n
Disctrict: Parque Ibirapuera - Vila Mariana - Região SulEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Zoo SafáriOpened in 2001, next to the São Paulo Zoo, the Zoo Safari is a journey that delights people of all ages.Avenida do Cursino, 6338
Disctrict: Vila Moraes - Região SulEspecial

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São Paulo ZooThe place was voted the second best zoo in Brazil and the fifth best in Latin America by TripAdvisor site specializing in tourism.Av. Miguel Estéfano, 4241
Disctrict: Água Funda - Região SulEspecial

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Irmã Beata Heinrich Historic CollectionThe collection began to be organized on the initiative of Sister Celsa Gallatto, managing director of the institution 1972-1986.Avenida Paulista, 200
Disctrict: Bela Vista - Região CentroEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

AnhembiAnhembi is the most versatile and one of the largest event centers in Latin America.Avenida Olavo Fontoura, 1209
Disctrict: Santana - Região NorteEspecial

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São Paulo AquariumThere are about three thousand animals of approximately 300 different species.Rua Huet Bacelar, 407
Disctrict: Ipiranga - Região SulEspecial

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Public Archive of São Paulo StateIt has a large permanent and intermediate textual documentation collection.Rua Voluntários da Pátria, 596
Disctrict: Santana - Região NorteEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Ibirapuera AuditoriumIn addition to the outdoor shows, the place impresses with its architecture, an Oscar Niemeyer project.Avenida Pedro Álvares Cabral, s/n
Disctrict: Parque Ibirapuera - Vila Mariana - Região SulEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Interlagos RacetrackIt is in the minds of many people, especially of those who like motorsports.Avenida Senador Teotônio Vilela, 261
Disctrict: Cidade Dutra - Região SulEspecial

Foto: Nara de Lima

Angélica AvenueWhoever likes animals can bring their faithful companions and easily stay in the region, as there are several hotels adapted to receive them.Avenida Angélica,
Disctrict: Santa Cecília - Região OesteEspecial

Foto: Nara de Lima/ SPTuris

Berrini AvenueThe region of Berrini stands out as a major commercial hub of São Paulo.Avenida Engenheiro Luiz Carlos Berrini,
Disctrict: Brooklin - Região SulEspecial

Foto: Nara de Lima/ SPTuris

Ipiringa Avenue x São João AvenueThe most famous crossway of avenues in Sao Paulo is undoubtedly the corner of Ipiranga and São João.Esquina da Av. Ipiranga com a Av. São João,
Disctrict: Centro - Região CentroEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Paulista AvenueThe most popular avenue of the city concentrates all that is best in São Paulo.Avenida Paulista,
Disctrict: Bela Vista - Região OesteEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Batman’s AlleyOpen air gallery of graffiti that reveals the creativity of urban art in São Paulo.Rua Gonçalo Afonso e Rua Medeiros de Albuquerque,
Disctrict: Vila Madalena - Região OesteEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Mário de Andrade LibraryFounded in 1925, it was the first public library in the city. It is currently the second largest in the country.Rua da Consolação, 94
Disctrict: Consolação - Região CentroEspecial

Foto: Divulgação

Ibirapuera BiennialThe stage of one of the worldAv. Pedro Álvares Cabral, s/n
Disctrict: Parque Ibirapuera - Vila Mariana - Região SulEspecial

Foto: Caio Pimenta/SPTuris

BixigaOne of the most traditional in São Paulo - has a large historical and cultural significance to the state capital,
Disctrict: Bixiga - Região CentroEspecial

Foto: Divulgação

Bom RetiroThis neighborhood is considered one of the main commercial areas of the city.,
Disctrict: Bom Retiro - Região CentroEspecial

Foto: Caio Pimenta/SPTuris

Chapel of São Miguel ArcanjoThe east side is home to the oldest temple in the city of São Paulo.Praça Padre Aleixo Monteiro Mafra, 10
Disctrict: São Miguel Paulista - Região LesteEspecial

Foto: Sylvia Masini/SMC

Morumbi ChapelSince 1991, it hosts exhibitions that relates contemporary art and historical heritage.Avenida Morumbi, 5387
Disctrict: Morumbi - Região SulEspecial

Foto: Divulgação

Casa das CaldeirasWith historic architecture of the 1920s, the building was listed in 1986 as historical heritage of the city.Avenida Francisco Matarazzo, 2000
Disctrict: Água Branca - Região OesteEspecial

Foto: Divulgação

Casa do GritoIts name is associated with the picture "Independence or Death" (1888), popularly known as Ipiranga Cry, by the artist Pedro Americo.Praça do Monumento, s/n
Disctrict: Ipiranga - Região SulEspecial

Foto: Caio Pimenta/SPTuris

Casa do TatuapéThe place is one of the historic gems of the city and is right in the heart of the east side.Rua Guabiju, 49
Disctrict: Tatuapé - Região LesteEspecial

Foto: Divulgação

Modernist HouseThe Modernist House was the first architectural style construction in the country.Rua Santa Cruz, 325
Disctrict: Vila Mariana - Região SulEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Catavento CulturalThe space promotes knowledge with attractions for all ages.Avenida Mercúrio, s/n
Disctrict: Brás - Região CentroEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Sé CathedralOne of the five largest neo-Gothic temples in the world.Praça da Sé, s/n
Disctrict: Sé - Região CentroEspecial

Foto: Caio Pimenta/SPTuris

Orthodox CathedralInaugurated in 1954, the project was inspired by the Church of St. Sophia, the Byzantine building in Istanbul.Rua Vergueiro, 1515
Disctrict: Vila Mariana - Região SulEspecial

Foto: Divulgação

CeagespThird largest wholesale market in the world and first in Latin America.Av. Dr. Gastão Vidigal, 1946
Disctrict: Vila Leopoldina - Região OesteEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Consolação CemeteryFundado en 1858, fue la primera necrópolis construida en la ciudad de São Paulo.Rua da Consolação, 1660
Disctrict: Consolação - Região CentroEspecial

Foto: Marcelo Iha/SPTuris

Morumby CemeteryIt is famous for the originality of its architecture in the shape of circles and by different landscaping.Rua Deputado Laércio Corte, 468
Disctrict: Morumbi - Região OesteEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Banco do Brasil Cultural Center - CCBBCCBB is one of the cultural centers in São Paulo, focusing various artistic activities such as exhibitions, cinema, theater, literature, dance and music.Rua Álvares Penteado, 112
Disctrict: Centro - Região CentroEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

São Paulo Cultural Center - CCSPIt is one of the main centers of culture and leisure of the city.Rua Vergueiro, 1000
Disctrict: Paraíso - Região CentroEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Memory Center of CircusThis is the first memory center in the country devoted exclusively to the circus and its arts.Avenida São João, 473
Disctrict: Centro - Região CentroEspecial

Foto: Divulgação

Dorina Nowill Memory CenterIt is a space especially dedicated to blind and low vision.Rua Doutor Diogo de Faria, 558
Disctrict: Vila Clementino - Região SulEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Northeastern Traditions Center - CTNFounded in May 1991, is one of the centers for the dissemination and preservation of northeastern culture, as well as meeting and fun in the capital.Rua Jacofer, 615
Disctrict: Limão - Região NorteEspecial

Foto: Divulgação

University City - USPUnique design that would transform the old farm Butantan into a center of the University of São Paulo (USP) was introduced in the 30sAvenida Professor Almeida Prado, 1280
Disctrict: Butantã - Região OesteEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Brazilian CinemathequeIt is one of the most important audiovisual material libraries of the continent.Largo Senador Raul Cardoso, 207
Disctrict: Vila Clementino - Região SulEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Conjunto NacionalOpened in 1958, the Conjunto Nacional is considered the first shopping center in Latin America.Avenida Paulista, 2073
Disctrict: Bela Vista - Região CentroEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Copan BuildingSymbol of modern Brazilian architecture, its project was designed by Oscar Niemeyer in 1954.Avenida Ipiranga, 200
Disctrict: República - Região CentroEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Itália BuildingBuilt in 1956, the building Itália has long been the highest in the city.Avenida Ipiranga, 344
Disctrict: República - Região CentroEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Martinelli BuildingFirst skyscraper in Latin America, the Martinelli Building is located in the center of São Paulo.Av. São João, 35
Disctrict: Centro - Região CentroEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Matarazzo BuildingThe Matarazzo Building is one of the cityViaduto do Chá, 15
Disctrict: Centro - Região CentroEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Luz StationOpened to the public on March 1, 1901, the station became also a gateway for immigrants, promoting the small town of tropeiros to an important metropolis.Praça da Luz, 1
Disctrict: Bom Retiro - Região CentroEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Júlio Prestes StationThe Júlio Prestes Station is a historic railway station of the state capital. Since 1999, the Sala São Paulo, concert hall that hosts the Symphonic Orchestra of the State of São Paulo (Osesp).Praça Júlio Prestes, 16
Disctrict: Campos Elíseos - Região CentroEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Butantan InstituteThe Butantan Institute is one of the largest biomedical research centers in the world, producing great part of serums and vaccines consumed in Brazil.Av. Vital Brasil, 1500
Disctrict: Butantã - Região OesteEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/ SPTuris

Olido GalleryThe Olido Gallery has several space dedicated to music, theater, dance, visual arts, photographs and, of course, cinema, dating back to its origins.Avenida São João, 473
Disctrict: Centro - Região CentroEspecial

Foto: Caio Pimenta/SPTuris

Agua Branca ParkOpened in 1929, the park has several choices of activities for children, playroom and childrenAv. Francisco Matarazzo, 455
Disctrict: Água Branca - Região OesteEspecial

Foto: Divulgação

Museum of InventionsThe "Inventolândia" was established in 1996 and brings together a collection of different inventions.Rua Doutor Homem de Melo, 1109
Disctrict: Perdizes - Região OesteEspecial

Foto: Caio Pimenta/SPTuris

Horto Florestal - Alberto Löfgren State ParkImportant leisure and culture place, the Alberto Loefgren State Park, known as Horto Florestal, occupies an area of 1.74 million m².Rua do Horto, 931
Disctrict: Horto Florestal - Região NorteEspecial

Foto: Adriana Omuro

Japan HouseWith the mission of updating the BraziliansAvenida Paulista, 52
Disctrict: Bela Vista - Região CentroEspecial

Foto: Jefferson Pancieri

Palace of JusticeSeat of the judiciary, the Palace of Justice is a historic example of beaux-art style architecture in the city.Praça Clóvis Bevilacqua, s/n
Disctrict: Sé - Região CentroEspecial

Foto: José Cordeiro/SPTuris

Municipal MarketIt is one of the most visited places in the city.Rua da Cantareira, 306
Disctrict: Centro - Região CentroGastronomia

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