Patriarca Square

Located above Anhangabaú Park, this viaduct is favored by couples enjoying the view and visitors exploring São Paulo’s old town.

Spend an afternoon discovering Brazil’s next generation of filmmakers, actors and artists, along with household names, at this diverse cultural center.

Wander the grounds of this cultural complex, which is both home to the city’s finest art institutions and an architectural landmark itself.

In São Paulo’s city center is a prominent public square noted for its historical buildings, including a lavishly decorated church that was built in the 17th century.

Find out about the history of São Paulo with a stop at Martinelli Building. While in this culturally rich area, find time to visit its shops.

Experience something of the frenzied financial activities of a trading floor when you go on a guided tour of a stock exchange that dates back to the 19th century.