Paulista Avenue
It has over 2 Km in extension, is considered São Paulo´s business district. It equals to NYC´s Fifth Avenue.
São Paulo Art Museum (MASP)
São Paulo Museum of Art holds one of the best Latin America art collections, with many French Impressionist paints. It is a good example of modern architecture. On Sundays it holds
an Antique Fair.
Ibirapuera Park
Biggest green spot in São Paulo. Compared with NY´s Central Park. It holds a wide range of shows and presentations on weekends at the “The Peace Square”.
Júlio Prestes Station
It was constructed from 1926 to 1938, inspired on the modern American stations . It has been used as a Concert Hall and it hosts the São Paulo State Simphony.
State Art Museum
Modern Art pieces and famous Brazilian artists paints as Portinari and Di Cavalcanti. Besides those, it also has French artists esculptures as Auguste Rodin, Aristide Maillol and Camille Claudel.
Luz Train Station
Main train station in São Paulo, it was inspired on Westminster abbey in London. In the past it was the only coffee transportation station in Brazil.
São Paulo City Theatre
Built in 1903, open to the public in 1911, it was inspired in Paris Opera, it hosts the main classical dance and music presentations.
City Market
Built in 1933, it is the biggest produce provider in Brazil. It has a great architectural structure and has been rebuilt recently, keeping its original style. It is worth to try the food specialties served there, as “Pastel de Bacalhau” and “Sanduíche de Mortadela”.
Liberdade Village
Here you will find the biggest oriental population in Brazil. Main streets are fully decorated with Japanese Lanterns. A great variety of Japanese, Chinese and Korean products are found there.
São Bento Monastery
First monastery built in Brazil, the tower holds São Paulo´s most traditional clock, installed back in 1921(our Big Ben).
On Sunday masses the surroundings are filled with the monks Gregorian chants.
Martinelli Building
Built in 1929, it was São Paulo´s first skyscraper. It has been Sao Paulo´s postcard for many years.
Butantã Institute
Founded in 1901, by Vital Brasil, with the objective of producing serum and vaccines to cover ophidiam accidents, and also to research poisonous animals. Nowadays, it has many Brazilian snakes which poison is used to obtain the anti-ophidiam serum.
As an option to suit our customers needs we may exchange Butantã Institute, City Market and Liberdade Village by either Shopping Morumbi or Shopping Villa Lobos.