• Museu Catavento - The historic Industrial Palace is home to the 12,000 m² Catavento Museum, featuring over 250 exhibits that captivate visitors of all ages.

This museum is a premier destination in the city for children and teenagers, where even adults find enjoyment. In interactive spaces dedicated to arts, science, and knowledge, visitors embark on a journey through the creation of the universe, nature, physics, and much more.

Nothing is overlooked, from the atom to the largest planet in the Solar System; from the tiniest insect to the largest animals on Earth; from the laws of physics to chemical transformations; from ecosystems to environmental preservation. Everything is presented in an engaging manner, making the visit a delightful journey into the world of knowledge and culture.

A wonderful choice to entertain the young ones.

• Zoológico de São Paulo - The São Paulo Zoo is ranked among the top ten zoos in the world, particularly for the variety of animals it hosts. It is one of the few zoos globally to have a complete collection of cats and apes, including rare and endangered species like the golden lion tamarin and the giant anteater.

The zoo is home to over 3,200 animals from hundreds of species, including lions, tigers, jaguars, hippos, giraffes, elephants, rhinos, foxes, wolves, snakes, tapirs, turtles, ostriches, peacocks, chimpanzees, gorillas, bears, alligators, orangutans, dromedaries, and many more.

• São Paulo Aquarium - The São Paulo Aquarium spans 15,000 m² and contains 4 million liters of water, housing thousands of animals from hundreds of species.

The aquarium is well-organized and divided into sections that replicate the animals’ natural habitats. The first section resembles a submarine and a shipwreck. There are also sections for Patagonia Argentina and the Igarapé of the Amazon forest, and in one area, visitors “enter an airport” to explore the Australian, African, and Indonesian sections.

In addition to marine animals like sharks, penguins, rays, turtles, sea lions, seals, and hundreds of fish species, the aquarium also features land animals such as lemurs, meerkats, monkeys, koalas, lizards, kangaroos, and even a pair of polar bears.

• Museu de Zoologia da Universidade de São Paulo - If your child enjoyed the movie “Night at the Museum,” this attraction should be a top priority for family outings!

The Zoology Museum boasts one of the world’s largest collections of stuffed and preserved animals.

With over 700 m² of displayed animals, visitors can see representatives of fauna (mainly Brazilian) divided among amphibians, reptiles, fish, birds, mammals, and invertebrates like crustaceans, corals, and mollusks.

Highlights include replicas of the giant Tapuiasaurus dinosaurs (11 meters long and 7 meters high) and Carnotaurus (approximately 7 meters long and 3 meters high) - truly impressive!

Another fascinating feature is Charles Darwin’s theory explained on panels, with a selection of skulls from hominids to Homo sapiens - a comprehensive lesson on the evolution of species!

• Museu do Instituto Biológico - Ever wondered what it’s like inside a beehive? How it feels to watch hundreds of bees at work?

To satisfy these curiosities, the Museum of the Biological Institute offers over 25 attractions to learn about bees’ lifestyles, observe four species of stingless bees up close, watch cockroaches racing, caterpillars spinning silk, ants working in an organized system, and the stick insect, which resembles a twig.

The museum’s exterior features a functional garden with 11 stingless bee colonies and over 40 plant species.

Visits are guided by trained monitors, and visitors can, if they wish, handle some insects, such as the Madagascar Cockroach and the stick insect.

Learn in an educational way how insects coexist and their importance to human society. An exciting attraction for curious young minds!

• Museu do Futebol - This museum focuses on the interaction and history of football, highlighting its political and cultural significance in Brazil. The main exhibition is spread across 15 thematic rooms, narrating in a fun and interactive way how football arrived in Brazil.

The museum houses the largest football collections in Brazil, featuring the history of all football stars and teams throughout time. Old items like balls, uniforms, and trophies are on display. Vintage footage is also a major attraction, along with a visit to the Pacaembu stadium.

• KidZania São Paulo - KidZania is a child-sized city that combines inspiration, fun, and learning through realistic activities, where children aged 3 to 14 can explore each of the 50 activities available in an area of over 8,500 square meters.

Thanks to the realism of each environment, children can learn about different careers. Each experience is specially designed for children, boosting their confidence and inspiring them as citizens.

Driven by children’s desire to create, explore, and collaborate, KidZania offers equal parts entertainment and education, making it one of the most advanced family concepts in the world.

• 60 Minutos Escape Rooms e Board Games - An escape room is a game where a team of players cooperatively discovers clues, solves puzzles, and completes tasks in one or more rooms to progress and achieve a specific goal.

The game involves intelligence, reasoning, and creativity in a themed room full of puzzles that must be solved in 60 minutes. Clues are scattered throughout the room, and attention to detail is crucial, as nothing is placed without purpose - many clues intersect to form answers to the puzzles.

The goal is often to escape from the game site.

• Impulso Park - Impulso Park is a park of interconnected trampolines. Jumping into the foam pool, balancing on slacklines, practicing dunks on the basketball court, and facing friends in a game of dodgeball - all on trampolines - are just a few options.

These experiences provide an unparalleled dose of adrenaline, adventure, and freedom, all enjoyed on trampolines. Besides having fun, the space helps develop coordination and balance, as well as improve cardiovascular functions.

• iFLY São Paulo - iFLY is an indoor skydiving school that teaches flight techniques and maneuvers in a high-tech wind tunnel. Throughout the experience, participants aged 3 to 103 are accompanied 100% of the time by instructors who teach the maneuvers and a monitor who controls the tunnel. This ensures total safety, as the activity can be stopped at any time.
• Casa de Pedra - Casa de Pedra is the largest climbing gym in the country, boasting an impressive infrastructure with over 20 walls up to 14 meters high and more than 100 guided climbing routes. For those who enjoy adrenaline, spending an afternoon climbing is a fantastic activity for any age.
• Jurassic Safari Brasil - Jurassic Safari is a family-friendly tour in a drive-in format. It combines interactivity, fun, and science in a playful environment filled with knowledge, experience, and adventure. All of this takes place in a simulated safari where “Jurassic wild animals” can be seen up close, without leaving the car.

Upon arrival, visitors will feel as if they’ve traveled back in time. The public will drive through a path surrounded by life-size dinosaur replicas.

At the end of this route, vehicles will be directed to an arena with an area of over 4,500 m² for the start of a show that tells the story of a group of scientists who recreated dinosaurs from different periods, now living inside the park.

The public will be amazed by various species of prehistoric reptiles animated by manipulation and animatronic techniques, including the fearsome life-size T-Rex.

• Monza Automodelismo - Monza Automodelismo is the largest and most complete model car miniature racetrack in Brazil, with 38 years of history.

Monza features the most comprehensive car track in the city. The 400 square meter space brings together parents and children with accelerators in their hands and miniatures positioned on three tracks measuring 28, 44, and 48 meters long, which have hosted world championships.

• Parque Ibirapuera - Ibirapuera Park was chosen by “The Guardian” magazine as the best park in the world. Its excellent infrastructure played a significant role in this well-deserved recognition. The park features a jogging track, museums, a planetarium, children’s playground, seating areas, a bike lane, a bike rack with equipment rental, a multimedia area, multi-sports courts, soccer fields, gym equipment, and squares.

The park is one of the most popular destinations for São Paulo residents and one of the city’s most important green, cultural, and leisure areas. It is a key tourist attraction in the city.

• HotZone Morumbi Shopping - HotZone is one of the best parks inside shopping centers, featuring the best machines in the indoor market. Among them is the incredible Robo Coaster: unique in South America, this giant mechanical arm takes you on an adventure with spins, pirouettes, and breathtaking movements.

There are over 200 attractions, including electronic bikes, cars, simulators, arcades, and many other games, spread across two thousand square meters of pure fun.

It offers equipment for all tastes and ages. For older visitors, there’s a roller coaster simulator with eight loops. At the back, there’s a space reserved for young children with traditional bumper cars.

Ambient music and special lighting create an even more lively atmosphere for visitors.

• VAT, all taxes, handling charges, tolls, parking fees during stops, airport Greet & Meet service.
• Private driver for groups bigger than 4 people, otherwise the guide drives the vehicle themselves.
• Transport by fully-equipped vehicles.
• Any address pick-up and drop-off are included like hotels and airports.
• Licensed bilingual private tour guide.

• Entrance and admission fees.
• Meals and drinks.
• Tips. (optional).

Explore the top activities for children on a private guided tour in São Paulo. These tours inspire kids by introducing them to diverse cultures, languages, and environments, fostering their growth into responsible and well-rounded individuals.

São Paulo stands out as the premier city in Brazil for family-friendly attractions suitable for all ages, from toddlers to teenagers. The city boasts exceptional museums, children’s theater performances, theme parks, zoos or safaris, climbing activities, street art, and playgrounds for the young ones to enjoy. There are ample activities to keep your family entertained for weeks.

Blend fun and educational attractions for your children with the city’s main sights to create an engaging day that aligns with your family’s interests.

Refer to the “what to expect section” below for a glimpse of activities and sights in São Paulo to assist in planning your 8-hour tour with your children. The tour can be customized to meet your preferences.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.