Things to do in Sao Paulo

The art has no limits. If your canvas is the wall of a street - be it so. That’s the spirit and is openly and proudly being embraced by that neighborhood of São Paulo making it a sensation in itself.

Ibirapuera Park was crowded with families and people running. I think it's the best place to be on a day off.

The Brazilian Pioneer Sculpture Group is also very unique, and the entire sculpture environment is also very special. When you visit here, you can see a huge group of white sculptures. They are all from very early historical periods. Brazilian explorers came here to prove that they are of great historical value.

The scenery of this street is pretty good, and the road is very wide without too many vehicles. But if you walk to both sides of the street, you will find some very interesting alleys where there are many things for sale and many tourists.

No work on Saturdays and Sundays, please note the time. The São Paulo Latin American Memorial is an architectural wonder and a core landmark of Latin American culture. Designed by Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer, it opened in 1989 and features a minimalist black-and-white modern style that is visually striking.

The zoo made a wonderful impression. A wide variety of fauna is presented against a beautiful natural backdrop. Each animal area has its own unique style, which brought a wealth of positive emotions.

Parque Estadual da Cantareira - At the foot of the mountain of Nucleo Pedra Grande there is a small wooden house, which is a museum. It is very interesting and has some farming supplies on display, which is very creative.