This museum is considered one of the most important art museums in Latin America. It contains works mainly by European artists from the 13th century up to the present. Among the most significant works are paintings by Rembrandt, Goya, Matisse, Van...

Inaugurated in 1954 to celebrate the city's fourth birthday, and designed by famous architect Oscar Niemeyer together with landscape designer Burle Marx, Ibirapuera Park covers an area of almost two million meters and is São Paulo's very own...

Housed within a neoclassical building since 1905 this is one of the most important collections of art in São Paulo. The collection consists of over 5,000 pieces which include paintings, sculptures, photographs and other objects. The Brazilian...

This is a characteristic oriental-influenced neighborhood and home to Japanese immigrants since the 1940s; here you can find the largest population of Japanese outside of the country itself. The main entrance to this district is the Viaduto Cidade de...

The oldest museum in the city is an architectural landmark in Independence Park. It was opened in 1890 as a monument to the country's independence and transformed into a museum five years later. Its huge collection dates from the mid-19th to the...

With almost seven million different specimens São Paulo's Zoology Museum has the largest collection in South America and is a world leader for studies on biodiversity. Within the 700 square meters of the complex there is an exhibition of animals...

This is one of the most popular short film festivals in all of Latin America. This event is possible due to the help of the non profit organization Kinoforum Cultural Association. Filmmakers from around the globe gather here every year between August...

Carnaval is the biggest party of the year. It lasts for five days and draws crowds to parties and balls as well as to the 'Pao Cultural Grande Othelo' which is the annual Carnaval Parade. This event is a fine example of exhilaration, luxury, color,...

São Paulo's attractive zoo is one of the five biggest in the world. Over 3,000 reptiles, birds and mammals live in the park in their natural habitats. The zoo covers an area of over 800,000 square meters of natural Atlantic forest and is home to...

This is an area where gigantic structures and curved forms complement the enormous free space and where the various units show different aspects of Latin American culture and art. There is much to see and discover from the Creativity Pavilion with...

L'Hotel is located less than one block from Avenida Paulista, the city's prime business and financial center. This hotel is 100 meters from a subway stop, and within walking distance of 20 cinemas. Some of the city's most elegant restaurants are to...

Positioned in the center of exclusive business district Jardins in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Emiliano hosts guests in sophisticated surroundings. Located near the economic city center, the hotel is neighbored by world renowned shops and boutiques.
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Since its inception in September 2003, Fasano has been getting rave reviews and plenty of attention from the media. And why not? With state-of-the-art interiors, leather-upholstered chairs, parquet flooring with rugs from the Orient, swanky spa, and...