• Parque Ibirapuera - A historic park in São Paulo, often likened to “Central Park.” Visitors can enjoy the stunning natural surroundings, stroll along its paths, explore numerous cultural attractions, and most importantly, witness how locals spend their leisure time.
• Museum of Contemporary Art - MAC USP Ibirapuera - From the MAC Ibirapuera terrace, one can enjoy a breathtaking view of São Paulo: Ibirapuera Park with its lush greenery and lake in the foreground, and the modern city skyline in the background. It’s an ideal spot to appreciate the contrast between nature and urban architecture.
• Monument to the Bandeiras - This iconic monument by Victor Brecheret, located near Ibirapuera Park, is sculpted in granite and depicts the bandeirantes in motion, symbolizing the strength, diversity, and determination of the expeditions that explored Brazil’s interior. It stands as one of São Paulo’s most remarkable landmarks.
• Jardim Europa - Explore one of São Paulo’s greenest and most upscale neighborhoods. With its tree-lined streets and beautiful homes, it also offers the opportunity to admire the renowned Avenida Brasil.
• Paroquia Nossa Senhora do Brasil - Situated in the Jardim América neighborhood, this stunning church is one of São Paulo’s most traditional. Located on a square of the same name, the parish frequently hosts charming events and weddings. It’s definitely worth visiting to admire this traditional Neo-Baroque church, adorned with a façade of elegant ceramic mosaic tiles.
• Batman Alley - An open-air art gallery, this area is filled with streets and alleys whose walls are entirely covered with stunning graffiti by independent local artists. On weekends, visitors can also enjoy the handicrafts on display and the vibrant energy of São Paulo’s street life. This attraction is located in Vila Madalena, a youthful and bohemian neighborhood known for its bars, shops, and restaurants. It’s a must-visit area, cherished by both tourists and locals.
• Rua Oscar Freire Shopping Street - Oscar Freire Street is a unique and distinctive location in São Paulo. It features beautiful shops, cafés, restaurants, and people leisurely strolling along its wide sidewalks. It’s well worth taking a walk and relaxing at one of the many charming cafés along this delightful street, situated in the Jardins neighborhood.
• Avenida Paulista - The most famous avenue in Brazil. Stretching nearly 5 kilometers, it offers museums, parks, diverse shopping, gastronomy, and a rich history of the Coffee Cycle and historic mansions.
• Catedral da Sé de São Paulo - The Sé Cathedral is the main Catholic church in São Paulo and one of the largest neo-Gothic temples globally. Opened in 1954, it impresses with its grand architecture, colorful stained-glass windows, and massive pipe organ. Located in Sé Square, it marks the city’s geographic center.
• Liberdade - The Liberdade neighborhood is recognized as the main hub of Japanese culture in São Paulo. Its streets feature traditional décor, such as oriental lanterns, and host shops, markets, restaurants, and events linked to the Asian community. It is one of the city’s most vibrant areas, renowned for its weekend street fair and the strong presence of Japanese, Chinese, and Korean culture.
• Centro - São Paulo’s Historic Center is the city’s birthplace, where it all began in 1554. The area encompasses significant architectural and cultural landmarks, such as Pátio do Colégio, Sé Cathedral, Largo São Bento, and the Martinelli Building. Its streets preserve part of São Paulo’s history, blending old buildings, traditional commerce, and the vibrant urban life of Brazil’s largest metropolis.
• Municipal Market of São Paulo - The São Paulo Municipal Market, opened in 1933, is one of the city’s most renowned gastronomic landmarks. Known for its impressive architecture with colorful stained-glass windows, the “Mercadão” offers a wide variety of fruits, spices, cheeses, cured meats, and traditional products. It is also famous for its classic mortadella sandwiches and codfish pastries, attracting both tourists and locals in search of authentic flavors.

• Private transportation

• Lunch
• tips

This comprehensive São Paulo City Tour is ideal for those eager to thoroughly explore each attraction at a leisurely pace, ensuring ample time is dedicated to every stop.

The tour covers São Paulo’s key highlights, including the Downtown area, Liberdade – the Japanese District, Paulista Avenue, the Municipal Market, Ibirapuera Park, Vila Madalena, and more.

Experience over 20 significant landmarks, with convenient hotel pickup and drop-off included.

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