[2025 Sao Paulo Attraction] Travel Guide for Batman's Alley (Updated May)

One of the tourist attractions while in Sao Paolo is Batman’s Alley. The name is derived as a nickname for the alley with many cool arts and mural paintings. It will take around 20 minutes to browse through the alleys with a lot of cool mural paintings, street arts and plenty of cafes and bars to quench your thirst. Things begin to be happening past noon. To avoid tourists, be there before 11am for great photo takings. A stone throw away is the staircase with some cool arts graffiti as well. #muralart #saopaulo #graffiti #arts #batman

Those who are born on the streets, the parasitic monsters in the city are the instigations of you and me in every ordinary day. Either you are still alive or die, maybe life is not meaningful, but you can experience many interesting things while you are alive. Everyone thinks that they will be the exception, then everyone will be ordinary together, if the world can not accommodate special, then do a demon. Photographed on the streets of Brazil

It is graffiti! The first part of my hydrogen balloon is about Melbourne graffiti. I didnt expect to return to Sao Paulo to take a taxi. The pressure on the city was full of graffiti. The next day I also looked for recommended spots to the most concentrated bats. Xia Hutong." This is a hundred-meter-long alley hidden deep in the ground. Every inch of the alley from the ground to the wall is painted with colorful. When it says graffiti, I think the size is art.

#Spring0yentrip São Paulo is a big city known as the economic hub of Brazil. But walking around, it's a unique city with historic buildings, graffiti, and even a glimpse of Japan. Here, we'll introduce some of the tourist spots we visited! ①São Paulo Market Cheese, sausage, fruit, spices, meat, and the famous giant sandwich "mortadella sandwich" A classic spot where you can feel the local energy. The inside is spacious, and it's fun just to walk around and look around. ②Catedral da Sé The largest cathedral in São Paulo and the biggest tourist attraction. A majestic Gothic building, the high ceilings will overwhelm you when you enter. The exterior is beautiful, but the interior is also worth seeing. However, there are many homeless people, so be careful of your surroundings when sightseeing. ③Liberdade A real Japanese town. There are torii gates and kanji signs lined up, and it feels like a collection of various Japanese things, so it's different from Japan. And...the font is a bit lame, but that's part of the charm (lol). The exchange rate wasn't that good, but I exchanged money around here. ④Tomie Ohtake Institute A modern art hub with a distinctive exterior that catches your eye. The architecture is really cool, so even if you're not an art fan, it's worth stopping by. ⑤Batman Alley (Beco do Batman) A mecca for graffiti art. There are stylish cafes and shops lined up in the area, so just strolling around is fun. The whole city is art! ⑥Avenida Paulista A main street in São Paulo with buildings lining the streets, reminiscent of Shinjuku. The Museu de Arte de São Paulo (MASP) has a super cool building and exhibits. There's also a stylish McDonald's. 7. Santa Ifigênia Bridge The best bridge to see the whole city. With a 360-degree view, it's a spot where you can feel the essence of São Paulo all at once. 8. Underground Secondhand Bookstore (Passagem Literária da Consolação Sebo Subterrâneo) A deep secondhand bookshop located underground. The stairs are already covered in graffiti, creating a great atmosphere. A space that is irresistible for book and art lovers. 9. Centro There are many European-style buildings, and the atmosphere is very stylish and calm. The city is beautiful to walk around during the day, but be careful at night. Although there are police patrolling, the atmosphere is lively. 10. República The atmosphere changes completely between day and night. During the day, there are many African shops, and it has a downtown atmosphere where locals gather. I saw drugs being sold in the back alleys at night, so be careful. The main streets were relatively quiet.

A 24-day travel guide to multiple countries in South America is here! Super practical itinerary planning and travel tips to help you enjoy the South American culture. Save them now! / Route Overview: Day 1-2: Depart from Shanghai, transfer via Addis Ababa, arrive in Sao Paulo and check in to the hotel for rest. Day 3-5: Visit São Paulo attractions such as Batman Alley and São Paulo Cathedral, then go to Iguazú and visit Argentina's Iguazú National Park, and finally go to Rio de Janeiro. Day 6-11: After visiting Rio de Janeiro, head to Lima, cross the Amazon rainforest, experience tribal life, then return to Lima for a visit and head to Cusco. Day 12-13: Take a scenic train to see Machu Picchu, then transfer to Santiago via Lima. Day 14-20: Visit Santiago and head to Easter Island, then head to Santiago again, then fly to Buenos Aires, Ushuaia and El Calafate to visit the local attractions. Day 21-22: Return to Buenos Aires from El Calafate, visit Tiger Island and other places, and then fly back to Addis Ababa. Day 23-24: Transfer in Addis Ababa and finally arrive in Shanghai, ending your trip to South America. / Attractions recommendations: St. Paul's Cathedral ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: St. Pauls Churchyard, London EC4M 8AD ⏰Opening hours: 07:30-18:30 🕰️Visit duration: 1-2 hours A magnificent church that cleverly combines Gothic and Renaissance styles, a must-visit place! Brazilian Pioneer Group Sculpture ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Monument to the Flags, São Paulo - SP, 04001-070, Brazil ⏰Opening hours: open all day 🕰️Visiting time: 1 hour Lifelike pioneer group portraits, feel the history and culture of Brazil. Iguazu Falls ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Misiones Province, Argentina ⏰Opening hours: 08:00-18:00 🕰️Visit duration: 3-5 hours The majestic and magnificent waterfalls are breathtaking, and the natural beauty is shocking! Christ the Redeemer ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: National Park of Tijuca - Alto da Boa Vista, Rio de Janeiro - RJ ⏰Opening hours: 8:00-19:00 🕰️Visit duration: 1-2 hours A world-famous giant sculpture, a symbol of Brazil and Rio, don't miss it! / Must-haves before traveling: A checklist for a multi-country adventure in South America🧳 📞Phone cards: Prepare an international roaming phone card to ensure worry-free communication during the trip, and prepare a local phone card to save more money! 🔌Plug converter: The voltage in South America varies, so you don’t need to ask anyone for help when charging. 💳Bank cards and cash: Visa cards are a must. UnionPay is not easily accepted in some places in South America. Also bring some US dollars in cash in case of emergency. 👕Clothing and equipment: In February, South America is warm during the day and slightly cool at night, so bring some light long-sleeved and short-sleeved clothes, as well as a sun-protective jacket. Don’t forget quick-drying underwear and hiking shoes! 📷Photographic equipment: SLR, mirrorless camera or mobile phone to record beautiful moments. Bring an extra battery to prevent running out of power at a critical moment. 💊Common medicines: cold medicine, painkillers, gastrointestinal medicine, as well as mosquito repellent and sunscreen. Healthy travel is very important! 🛂Documents: Passport, visa, air ticket, hotel reservation, and electronic copies are all prepared, safety first! 🎒Other small items: sunglasses, hats, parasols, waterproof backpacks and small carry-on bags to make travel more convenient. Oh yeah, don’t forget to bring your adventurous spirit and smile! 🌟 / A trip to South America, adventure and adventure coexist, waiting for you to experience! Remember to save this guide to help you on your trip to South America🌍✨

Winter trip to South America, 25-day travel guide is here! Feel the unique charm of South America and encounter the beautiful scenery under the warm winter sun. Come and explore together! -- South America has a rich history and unique scenery🌄. From the mystery of the Amazon rainforest, to the ancient ruins of Machu Picchu🏺, to the passion of Carnival🎉, every step is a new adventure! -- Route Overview: DAY1-2: Arrive in Beijing and transfer to Sao Paulo🛫. DAY3: Go to Rio de Janeiro and visit the Football Museum, Oriental Street and St. Paul's Cathedral✨. DAY4: Tour Rio, including many famous places of interest like Christ the Mount, Niteroi Bridge, Cathedral, Seleron Steps, etc.🏰. DAY5-6: Visit the spectacular Iguazu Falls and Bird Park, then head to Buenos Aires🌊. DAY7-8: Visit Tigre de Sul and La Boca district in Buenos Aires, and take a day trip to the ancient city of Colonia in Uruguay🏙️. DAY9-11: Head to Ushuaia to experience the Beagle Channel cruise and Tierra del Fuego National Park🌲. DAY12-13: Visit the glaciers in Calafate and Buenos Aires, then fly to Santiago, Chile🏞️. DAY14-15: Return to Santiago after a short visit to Easter Island🏝️. DAY16-22: Visit Lima, Cusco and Machu Picchu in Peru, and then visit the mysterious Nazca Lines and the Amazon rainforest🌿. DAY23-24: Return to Sao Paulo and visit Batman Alley, then set off back to Beijing🦇. DAY25: End the trip to South America and return to the departure place from Beijing 🛬. -- Attractions recommendations: 🌟 St. Paul's Cathedral: A beautiful fusion of Gothic and Renaissance styles, feel the intersection of ancient and modern. 🏖️ Copacabana Beach: blue water, white sand, come and have a friendly game of volleyball or football! 🌳 Iguazú National Park (Argentina): A paradise of waterfalls, lush vegetation, and wildlife waiting to be explored. 🏞️ Machu Picchu: An Inca treasure left in the Andes, where every step is an echo of history. 💦 Iguazu National Park (Brazil): Get up close and personal with the spectacular waterfalls and let the power of nature cleanse your soul. -- 🎒 Travel essentials: South America adventure equipment list 📞 Phone cards are essential. South American networks are not unified, so prepare local cards in advance. 🔌 Plug converter. There are many sockets in South America, so this is a must-have. 🪪 Your passport and visa must be complete, and you must complete the formalities before traveling to South America. 👕 Lightweight and breathable clothing. It’s warm in South America in February, so you’ll feel more at ease wearing comfortable clothing. 👟 Outdoor sports shoes, there are many adventure activities, good shoes will help you every step of the way. 🔋 Multifunctional charger, no need to run out of power for taking photos and recording videos, to capture beautiful moments. 🕶️ Sunglasses and sunscreen. The sun in South America is strong, so you need to be well protected to have fun. -- That’s all for my trip to South America. Have fun! 🎉 Remember to like and collect it, and refer to it next time you travel~

【Bat Alley】, an art gallery and graffiti palace on the streets of Sao Paulo, Brazil. This alley, which is neither long nor short, has walls covered with colorful graffiti. Through the graffiti works with rich connotations, the artists are strongly expressing various demands in their own way. The graffiti here is constantly updated, and new graffiti will cover the old ones every once in a while, so every travel photo taken here is out of print‼ Figure 1 Batman. The original graffiti was painted casually by young art lovers living here. After that, it became popular and the alley was named "Bat Alley". Figure 2: The Ladder of Happiness, hand-painted by multiple graffiti artists. Figure 3 shows the wings of an angel