HOME PHOTOS SERVICES FACILITIES LOCATIONS WHAT TO DO BOOKING NOW! CANCELATION POLICY
What to do #DOWNTOWN #PAULISTA AVENUE #NORTH ZONE #EAST ZONE #SOUTH ZONE		DOWNTOWN MUST SEE ATTRACTIONS SÃO BENTO MONASTERY - Mass with Gregorian chants and a shop with cakes and breads from Benedictine recipes. Largo de Sao Bento (no number). Mon to Fri at 7 a.m.; sat. At 6 a.m. and Sun. at 10 a.m. www.saobento.org.br/menu.htm SÉ METROPOLITAN CATHEDRAL - Built in the neo-gothic and renaissance styles, it is one of the city’s landmarks, - Pça da Sé (no number). ALTINO ARANTES EDIFICE - Inspired by the Empire State Building in New York. Its rooftop has a privileged view of the city - R. João Brícola, 24. EDIFÍCIO MARTINELLI - Inaugurated in1930,it was the city’s first skyscraper. Av. São Joao 11. MUSEUM OF THE PORTUGUESE LANGUAGE - This museum is interactive and is the only one in the world dedicated to the Portuguese language. - Pça .da Luz (no number). SACRED ART MUSEUM - Its collections narrates the history of Brazilian sacred art. At the luz monastery, the famous pills of Frei Galvão are distributed. Av. Tiradentes, 676. PATEO DO COLLEGIO - The place where the city was founded, it presents a collection that tells the history of the city’s birth - Patio do Colégio. PINACOTECA DO ESTADO (STATE ART MUSEUM) - Brazilian art from the 19th century to contemporary. - Pça da Luz 2. MUNICIPAL THEATER - The 1911 building is the stage of operas and dance performances, as well as concerts. - Pça Ramos de Azevedo (no number). WHERE TO EAT AND DRINK SÃO PAULO MUNICIPAL MARKET - At this gastronomic paradise, the standouts are the codfish fried turnover and the bologna sandwich.-R. da Cantareira,306. LIBERDADE - The focus is on Japanese, Chinese and Korean restaurants. The Liberdade Fair with handicraft and typical oriental cuisine booths is also a good choice.-Praça da Liberdade, Sundays from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. WHERE TO SHOP GALERIA DO ROCK - Stores with CDs, vinyl, videos and DVDs, with both rarities and latest releases on the music scene. - Rua 24 de maio, 62. R. JOSÉ PAULINO - Clothing and accessory stores, especially women’s, at excellent prices. A large number of the stores sell retail only on Fridays and Saturdays. RUA 25 DE MARÇO AND REGION-Sewing notions, fabrics, handicraft items and costume jewelry at excellent prices. Av. Paulista is the beloved landmark of the paulistano. During the week, thousands of executives take over its blocks. On the weekends, the search is for entertainment and culture. On its length of more than 2,800 meters, paulistas have cultural centers, imposing buildings, park and the most famous museum in the city, MASP.		FIND THE CIT Tourist Information Centers Located at strategic points in the city, the CITs have tourist, entertainment, recreation and São Paulo public utility information. CIT GUARULHOS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Terminals 1 and 2 (arrivals). Open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. CIT BUS TERMINAL TIETÊ Tietê bus terminal on the arrivals sector. Open from Mon. to Fri. from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. and weekends from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. CIT OLIDO Open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
What to do   #DOWNTOWN #PAULISTA AVENUE #NORTH ZONE #EAST ZONE #SOUTH ZONE		PAULISTA AVENUE AND JARDINS AREA MUST SEE ATTRACTIONS CASA DAS ROSA-This beautiful mansion holds regular art workshops and soirées.-Av. Paulista, 37. FIESP CULTURAL CENTER-Composed of an art gallery and the popular Sesi Theater, with excellent plays running at popular prices.-Av Paulista, 1.313. CONJUNTO NACIONAL – Inaugurated at the end of the 1950s,it has book stores, cinema, a small shopping mall and space for cultural events where art exhibits from around the world are held regularly. - Av. Paulista, 2.073. ITAÚ CULTURAL – Programming includes thematic exhibitions, interactive art, theater, music, dance and debates. – Av. Paulista, 149. MASP- Besides its impressive architecture, the museum presents works by Van Gogh, Picasso, Portinari, Cézanne and Renoir. –Av Paulista 1.578. CINEMAS – A paradise for cinephiles, the movie theaters in the Av. Paulista region show everything from the latest commercial releases to award-winning European, Asian and national productions. WHERE TO EAT AND DRINK R. DR. MELO ALVES –Restaurants with contemporary cuisine and modern bars. R. HADDOCK LOBO - Meat and seafood, as well as restaurants with unusual ambiences. R. DA CONSOLAÇÃO - In its part closest to Jardins, Consolação has a concentration of various bars for the GLS public. BIXIGA - Home to Italian immigrants in the 19th century, the neighborhood is full of traditional cantinas and pizzerias. On weekends in August (from 6 p.m. to 12 a.m.)the Italian community pays tribute to our Lady of Achiropita, with lots of music and food and a big party. R 13 de Maio 478, Bela Vista. WHERE TO SHOP R. AUGUSTA – Shops of young designers, and old bookstores. At number 2,690 is the Galleria Ouro Fino, which has modern stores and others with vintage items. R. OSCAR FREIRE - Considered the eighth most luxurious street in the world by the Excellence Mystery International Research, it has innumerable stores with national and international brands. MASP FAIR - On Sundays, the free span at MASP fills up with antiquities, from silver items to antique military objects.-Av. Paulista 1,578.
What to do   #DOWNTOWN #PAULISTA AVENUE #NORTH ZONE #EAST ZONE #SOUTH ZONE		NORTH ZONE The north region is in constant development, but in spite of this, it still has places that ooze charm and tranquility in the midst of the busy rhythm of the metropolis. Lively nights of samba school rehearsals and pleasant weekends in the main green areas of the city are some of its options. MUST SEE ATTRACTIONS HORTO FLORESTAL – Located next to the serra da cantareira, it has an ecological trail. It is next to the Serra da Cantareira State Park, one of the largest urban remaining of native forest in the world. From the outlook at Cantareira Park you have a panoramic view of the city.-R. Do Horto 931. SAMBA SCHOOLS - Various samba schools are prepared to welcome visitors during their rehearsals, which take place all year long, among them Império da Casa Verde, Mocidade Alegre , Rosas de Ouro, Unidos do Peruche, X9 Paulistana, and others. LARGO DA FREGUESIA DO Ó -With a church surrounded by bars and a traditional celebration of the divine (may), this looks like a small town plaza in the middle of the capital. STATE ARCHIVE - Offers a newspaper and magazine consulting service, from the oldest to the most current. R. Voluntários da Pátria, 596. WHERE TO EAT AND DRINK AV. LUIS DUMONT VILLARES – One of the new paulistano nightlife circuits, this avenue has various bars and nightclubs, and offers diversion for all tastes and ages. WHERE TO SHOP SHOPPING CENTER NORTE - Easy access, especially for handicapped persons.Travessa Casalbuono 120, SANTANA PARQUE SHOPPING-Inaugurated in October 2007, it is located close to the avenue Engenheiro Caetano Àlvares. R. VOLUNTÁRIOS DA PÁTRIA-Varied commerce at good prices. DECORATION AND CONSTRUCTION-Next to the shopping center Norte is the Lar Center, specializing in furniture and decorations. Besides this, large furniture, design and construction materials stores are located on Marginal Tietê.
What to do   #DOWNTOWN #PAULISTA AVENUE #NORTH ZONE #EAST ZONE #SOUTH ZONE		EAST ZONE MUST SEE ATTRACTIONS BUTANTA INSTITUTE – At the Biological Museum, people can learn about snakes, spiders and scorpions. There is a very beautiful park with large green area and some snake pits. Av. Vital Brasil, 1.500 Tel.(11) 37267222; www.Butantan.Gov.br THOMEI OTHAKE INSTITUTE – The Architecture of this Ruy Othake building prepares visitors for they’ll see inside the institute: Fine arts, Architecture and design exhibitions. Av. Brigadeiro Faria Lima, 201 - Tel. (11) 22451900. LATIN AMERICAN MEMORIAL – This Architectural complex by Oscar Niemeyer is earmarked mainly for Latin American cultural, artistic and scientific events. Av. Auro Soares de Moura Andrade, 644 tel. (11)38654131. ÁGUA BRANCA PARK - Offers various cultural activities, as well as na aquarium with fish from Brazilian Rivers and a fair with organics products on Saturday mornings. Av. Prof. Francisco Matarazzo, 455 Tel.(11)38654131. WHERE TO EAT AND DRINK RUA JOAQUIM ANTUNES - A concentration of restaurants having various types of cuisine: Italian, Vegetarian, among others. VILA MADALENA - In a neighborhood where bohemianism is one of the main characteristics, eating well is a commandment. An infinite number of restaurants and bars con be found in this region. They are mainly concentrated in the quadrangle between Harmonia, Fradique Coutinho, Luis Murat and Purpurina Streets. WHERE TO SHOP BENEDITO CALIXTO PLAZA - On Saturdays there is a famous handicraft and antiques fair. In addition to different types of products, there is also food and live music. Also near the plaza are various artists, ateliers and design stores. R. TEODORO SAMPAIO - On its upper level, near Av. Dr. Arnaldo there are stores specializing in musical instruments. Next to Av. Brazil the street houses antique furniture stores. R. GABRIEL MONTEIRO DA SILVA - Stores specializing in decoration, furniture and design. R. CARDEAL ARCOVERDE - Antique stores. FLOWERS-CEAGESP,Av. Dr. Gatão Vidigal 1946, Vila Leopoldina and Av. Dr. Arnaldo, Pinheiros.
What to do   #DOWNTOWN #PAULISTA AVENUE #NORTH ZONE #EAST ZONE #SOUTH ZONE		SOUTH ZONE The region has the most beloved park of the paulistanos, Ibirapuera, as well as various museums, shopping centers and many other recreational options. There is also plenty of sophistication and nighttime fun at shows, bars and restaurants that stay open until dawn. MUST SEE ATTRACTIONS INTERLAGOS SPEEDWAY - Among the various automobile events that it hosts, the main one is the Brazil Formula 1 GP. The Ayrton Senna Museum Kartodrome, located next to it, is also a good choice for recreation. - Av. Senador Teotonio Vilela 261, gate 7. MARIA LUISA AND OSCAR AMERICANO FOUNDATION – Its collection offers a panorama of Brazil’s past and presents. A traditional tea service is another great attraction.-Av. Morumbi, 4.077. SÃO PAULO JOCKEY CLUB - Along with the traditional horse races, the club has an excellent night view of Marginal Pinheiros at its bars and restaurants. - Av. Lineu de Paula Machado 599, Gate 6A. INDEPENDENCE PARK AND THE PAULISTA MUSEUM - This is the place where Dom Pedro proclaimed Brazil’s independence. It has gardens inspired by Versailles (France) and a collection of works of art from the 19th and 20th centuries - Av. Nazaré (No Number). IBIRAPUERA PARK - In addition to its vast green area, it has a complex of important museums: the modern art museum (MAM), with an ample collection of Brazilian contemporary art; the Afro-Brazil Museum, which offers a bit of the significant contribution of Africans to Brazilian culture; and the Contemporary Art Museum (MAC). Exhibitions and installations can also be seen in the Biennial building and at OCA. Among other attractions are also the Japanese pavilion, the Manequinho Lopes Tree Nursery, the Ibirapuera Auditorium and the light and color show in the lake fountain on the weekends between 8:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.- Av. Pedro Àlvares Cabral (no number) (gates 3 and 10). ZOOLOGICAL PARK OF SÃO PAULO- Located in an area of the original Atlantic Forest, the zoo offers nighttime tours on specific dates. - Av. Miguel Stéfano, 4.241. WHERE TO EAT AND DRINK MOEMA-The neighborhood is a hub for German restaurants and also and excellent choice for nighttime fun. R. DR. MÁRIO FERRAZ - Restaurants with light menus and regional cuisine. The street is in Vila Olímpia, a neighborhood with a large concentration of nightclubs. WHERE TO SHOP MOEMA SHOPPING - With 480 stores and an ample gastronomical space. - Av. Roque Petroni Jr., 1.089. SHOPPING IBIRAPUERA - Near the Congonhas Airport, it has more than 500 stores.-Av. Ibirapuera, 3.103. IGUATEMI SHOPPING CENTER - One of the most traditional malls in the city, has a large number of designers label stores.-Av. Brig. Faria Lima, 2.232. SHOPPING CIDADE JARDIM - National and international designers labels stores in the midst of gardens and open areas. - Av. Magalhães de Castro, 12.000.
				HOME PHOTOS SERVICES FACILITIES LOCATIONS WHAT TO DO BOOKING NOW! CANCELATION POLICY