The São Paulo Financial Center,Paulista Avenue represents the modern center of Brazil’s biggest city

The so-called place to be in São Paulo it’s not only a bohemian area of bars but also, a resident place with lots of shops, restaurants, art galleries, street art, antique fairs, etc.

All in all, there are over 1,600 people working there, in more than 300 booths, bringing in and pushing out 600 tons of food per day. That food comes in the shape of fresh fruits, veggies, grains, meats, spices, and more…and a lot of it is free to be sampled!

The graffiti here are not the average large-letter tags, although there is a lot of that. Batman's Alley or Beco do Batman, in Portuguese, resembles more an open-air street art gallery, where abstract, surreal, psychedelic and geometric paintings colourfully co-exist.

The Museum of Contemporary Art of the University of São Paulo is one of the most important museums of modern and contemporary art in Latin America. First of all the views, views, views! The rooftop deck and window adjacent tables provide you such a stunning view of the city and park and if you venture out to the bar side deck, you'll be sure to get great photos

Ibirapuera Park is a large urban park in the middle of the enormous metropolis that is São Paulo. Despite constant reminders that the city is never far away, such as the skyline of skyscrapers that can be seen from any point in the park, it is one of the few retreats into nature that São Paulo has to offer residents seeking refuge from the hustle and bustle of city life. Yet it’s more than a park; it is also an important cultural center that celebrates art and music.