São Paulo

Just a few minutes from the hotel, discover some of São Paulo’s most iconic landmarks, from cultural spaces and architecture to gastronomy and historic sites.

• Municipal Market: A traditional gastronomic landmark, known for its mortadella sandwich and codfish pastel.
• Copan Building: An icon of Brazilian modernist architecture, designed by Oscar Niemeyer.
• Terraço Itália: A traditional restaurant with one of the best-known panoramic views of São Paulo.
• Galeria do Rock: A reference point for music, fashion and alternative culture, with specialised shops and a unique atmosphere.
• Municipal Theatre: One of the city’s main historical and cultural landmarks.

São Paulo also has options for those who enjoy spending time outdoors. From parks and avenues to open cultural spaces, there is always something to do to enjoy the city in a more relaxed way.

• Paulista Avenue: One of the city’s most iconic places, ideal for walking, visiting cultural centres and experiencing the rhythm of São Paulo.
• Ibirapuera Park: One of Brazil’s best-known parks, perfect for walks, bike rides and outdoor moments.
• Minhocão: On weekends and holidays, it becomes an open space for walking, running and seeing the city from a different perspective.
• Praça da República: A historic square in the city centre, known for its craft market and urban atmosphere.
• Vale do Anhangabaú: A place for events and city life in central São Paulo, with open spaces and connections to some of the city’s main landmarks.

For those who want to make the most of their stay and explore beyond the city, São Paulo is also a good starting point for day trips, with options that combine nature, history and nearby destinations.

• Santos: A coastal city with beaches, a historic centre and the traditional tram ride.
• Guarujá: One of the most popular options for those who want to spend the day by the sea.
• Embu das Artes: A destination known for its crafts, galleries, shops and artistic atmosphere.
• Paranapiacaba: A historic village with preserved architecture and landscapes connected to the mountains.
• Campinas: A city with parks, cultural spaces and good options for a different day out.

Beyond the best-known tourist attractions, São Paulo has unique places for those who like to discover the city in a more authentic way, through culture, history, urban art and local experiences.

• Beco do Batman: One of the city’s main urban art spots, with colourful murals and a creative atmosphere.
• Liberdade: A neighbourhood marked by Japanese culture, with typical shops, restaurants and markets.
• Pinacoteca de São Paulo: One of the city’s most important museums, with exhibitions of Brazilian and international art.
• Sesc 24 de Maio: A cultural space in the city centre, with a varied programme, contemporary architecture and social areas.
• Farol Santander: A cultural centre located in a historic building, with exhibitions, a viewpoint and views over São Paulo.