Art & Design Tour in São Paulo, Brazil: SAO PAULO, the Second Largest Metropolis

Travel with a local, get to know the most visited spots and the local hangouts as well.
Do something completely different by participating in a customized, guided tour through the city of São Paulo. Get to know more about the historical, cultural, political and economic aspects of our great city.
Also dont forget to enjoy the nightlife in the city that never sleeps.

City tour Historic Center
Ipiranga Museum and Independence Park (learn about
Brazil since its Colonization by the Portugueses)

Se Cathedral (with its neo-gothic architecture)

Patio do Colegio (where Sao Paulo was born)

Municipal Theather

Luz Station (historical station by the State of Art Gallery - Art Museum PINACOTECA)

Municipal Market

Republica Square (downtown Sao Paulo, which inspired Caetano Veloso to create some of his lyrics such as SAMPA).

City Tour Must See places

Liberdade (Japanese District)

Paulista Avenue (optional to stop by the MASP -Art Museum)

Shop at the fancy Oscar Freire streets

Take a breath of fresh air at the Ibirapuera Park and enjoy rental bikes at the Villa Lobos Park

Morumbi Stadium

City Tour nightlife
Vila Madalena
Pinheiros

Augusta Street

Special local spot where you can see the whole city from above and enjoy drinks and or a meal

Roosevelt Square, where the public are mostly theater fans and artists

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$49

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Erica A.

Native of Sao Paulo, Brazil. Moved abroad, to Portland, Oregon, USA in 2002, where experienced the susteinable life in the Northwest for 8 years. Atttended PSU Portland State University -2009. Moved to northern Holland, The Netherlands for a 6 months College Internship. Lived the European way of life to its fullest. Nowadays is back in Brasil, living in the capital Sao Paulo, SP. Works with English at a Language School teaching at Companies. Enjoys free time with books, music, good food, visiting and finding local hangouts. Full profile

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Lee H.

Erica gave a very interesting and educational tour of downtown Sao Paulo and rather than trying to find my way through the crowds from one place to another, it was a relief to not worry about where I was going or to look at maps (the Brazilians don't use them, they ask someone where a place is). I could just drink in the feel of the city and learn about the sites where we stopped and look less like a tourist. You will get a much more efficient use of your time with a guide than going on your own. But...wear your walking shoes - she loves to walk and we spent close to 4 hours exploring downtown. Great value - good experience. Vale a pena (it's worth it).

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