• Catedral da Sé de São Paulo - The Sé Cathedral in São Paulo is a stunning architectural masterpiece, drawing inspiration from medieval European churches. Situated at Sé Square, it serves as a central landmark of the city. The cathedral’s exterior is striking, with two towering spires and a grand dome, while the interior is equally enchanting. Visitors can admire the vast space adorned with stained glass, mosaics, and sacred artworks. It also houses South America’s largest organ, featuring five keyboards and 12,000 pipes. The crypt is the final resting place for bishops, archbishops, and notable figures from São Paulo’s history. A visit to Sé Cathedral offers a captivating blend of history, culture, and architectural splendor.
• Travessa Pátio do Colégio - Discover São Paulo’s rich history at its founding site, home to the Church of São José de Anchieta and the City Museum. These landmarks, established by the Jesuits four centuries ago, mark the origin of what is now the Southern Hemisphere’s largest city. The church, renamed in 2014 following the canonization of its patron José de Anchieta by Pope Francis, stands as a monument to the city’s vibrant cultural and religious past.
• Mosteiro de São Bento - The São Bento Monastery, a historic and spiritual site in São Paulo, offers visitors an immersive experience with its Gregorian chant-filled masses and a shop that sells artisanal baked goods and preserves. These products, made by monks following centuries-old recipes, are high-quality, made with fresh, refined ingredients. The monastery’s exquisite and tasteful packaging makes for an ideal souvenir from São Paulo. Despite its religious roots, the site appeals to a broad audience, marking it as a must-visit destination in the city.
• Igreja de Santo Antônio - Patriarca Square in São Paulo is home to the historic Santo Antonio Church, a city heritage site known for its priceless colonial-era art. Notable features include an ornately carved baroque altar from 1780 and the city’s oldest murals, dating from the early 17th century, discovered during the church’s 2005 restoration. The facade, remodeled several times, now showcases an eclectic style from 1919, offering a rich testament to São Paulo’s layered historical and artistic legacy.
• Santuário e Convento São Francisco de Assis - The San Francisco Convent and Sanctuary, founded in 1647, has been integral to São Paulo for over three centuries since its days as a small village. Built using rammed earth, the church bears witness to the resourcefulness of early Franciscan settlers. The convent was home to Frei Galvão, Brazil’s first saint, and Cardinal Dom Paulo Evaristo Arns, who transformed it into a sanctuary in the 1990s. A unique feature of the site is its basement bakery that bakes and sells bread daily, offering visitors a taste of the convent’s rich history.
• Museu De Arte Sacra De São Paulo - The Museum of Sacred Art of São Paulo is a leading institution in Brazil, dedicated to studying, preserving, and exhibiting sacred art. It holds one of the country’s most significant collections of religious artifacts, amassed throughout the 20th century from various ancient churches. The collection spans various mediums and periods, with pieces like images of saints, silverware, and paintings from Brazil and Europe, dating between the 16th and 20th centuries. A visit to this museum offers a deep dive into the rich cultural and spiritual history of Brazil.
• Paróquia Nossa Senhora do Brasil - Experience the grandeur of one of São Paulo’s most splendid churches, founded in 1940. Renowned as one of the most popular venues for weddings in the city, it regularly graces the social columns of local newspapers.

The design of the church draws inspiration from Brazilian and Portuguese baroque temples, reflected in its neo-colonial style. This architectural trend was widely embraced in São Paulo during the 1920s and 1930s, and continues to captivate visitors with its blend of traditional charm and elegance. Visit this magnificent church to appreciate a remarkable piece of São Paulo’s architectural heritage.

• Complimentary pick-up and drop-off services for any addresses within Sao Paulo, including hotels and airports.
• All-inclusive pricing covering VAT, taxes, handling charges, tolls, parking during stops, and airport greeting services.
• Transport in fully-equipped vehicles ensuring comfort and safety.
• Entrance fees to attractions included, allowing hassle-free access.
• Personalized service with a private driver for groups larger than four people.
• Professionally licensed bilingual tour guide for an informative and engaging experience.

• Meals and drinks.
• Tips. (optional).

Discover the profound Christian history and lively culture of São Paulo with our exclusive, customized tour. Perfect for both devout Christians and those intrigued by religion, art, and culture, this exceptional journey reveals Brazil’s impressive Christian heritage.

Start at the Metropolitan Cathedral, admire its divine architecture, and enjoy its peaceful ambiance. Explore the 17th-century São Bento Monastery and the Convent and Sanctuary of São Francisco, sites that echo the city’s religious past.

Then, delve into São Paulo’s artistic legacy at the Church of Santo Antônio, showcasing colonial-era art, and the Museum of Sacred Art, which houses intricate devotional artifacts. Finally, visit the stunning Nossa Senhora do Brasil Church, a premier wedding venue.

Join this private, guided tour and gain not only an understanding of São Paulo’s Christian heritage but also an enriching experience filled with wonder, inspiration, and serenity.

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