Things To Do / Coisas para fazer em SP
Farol Santander
Prominent 35-floor skyscraper with cultural exhibits & an observation deck for city views, or... Our Empire State
Sesc Avenida Paulista
We recommend this place for a free view of the most popular avenue in São Paulo. At the 17th floor they also have a coffee shop.
Sampa Sky
Another Skyview option!
Shopping Cidade São Paulo
Nice Shopping mall to buy souvenirs and other stuff, they also have good food court and fine restaurants. This Mall is located in downtown, so unless you're already on that area it might be a little too far from we're staying.
Parque Shopping Maia
Another shopping mall option, closer to the recommended Hotels.
Museu do Ipiranga
The Museu Paulista of the University of São Paulo, commonly known as Museu do Ipiranga, is a Brazilian history museum located near the place where Emperor Pedro I proclaimed Brazil's independence.
Pinacoteca de São Paulo
If you're looking for a Museum to visit while you're here, we recommend Pinacoteca do Estado.
Ibirapuera Park
If you're feeling like exploring more and willing to go a little further, you should check our Brazilian Central Park AKA Ibirapuera Park. Beautiful park with lots of nature and important historical monuments. They have food trucks all over the park so you can be fancy and walk around drinking coconut water from a coconut! Just don't forget to bring cash, or you probably won't be drinking or eating anything. :)
Macaxeira Restaurante & Cachaçaria
($$) Brazilian-Northeastern food restaurant and cachaça bar! Amazing and near the hotel options.
Bar dos Arcos
($$) Cocktails & snacks in the haunted basement of Municipal Theatre of São Paulo with illuminated tables & a ball pit. AMAZING cocktails!!!
Casa de Francisca (Restaurant & Bar)
($$) Casa de Francisca, is a charming cultural venue housed in a beautiful historic mansion. This is a place where music, food, and art come together — don’t miss their live jazz over a relaxed Saturday lunch, and come back in the evening for an unforgettable samba night. Be sure to try their classic house drink, the Jatobá, for a true local experience!
Ikeda Sushi Tatuapé
($-$$) Good Brazilian Sushi in a very nice area with a lot of other options and nice bars!
Yosuke Sushi - São Miguel
($-$$) All you can eat Sushi, Brazilian style. My family's favorite Japanese place. Andy loved the salmon sashimi with Nutella, and they have lots of caipirinhas options but they're very strong so take it easy.
A Figueira Rubaiyat
($$-$$$) The backdrop here is definitely a surprise, thanks to the majestic Bengal fig, a century-old tree that attracts admiring glances inside this restaurant. The glass roof adds a special touch, enabling guests to admire the immensity of its crown and branches to the full. In keeping with its sister property in the famous Faria Lima, the cuisine is based around the "fork to plate” concept.
Ça-Va Café - Chef Erick Jacquin (Bela Vista)
($$-$$$) Contemporary French bistro fare & wine served in a cozy, charming space.
Restaurante Les Présidents - Chef Érick Jacquin
($$-$$$)
Maria Cereja (Bakery)
($) Tradicional place to get breakfast or a snack. Try the bread with requeijao ''Brazilian cream cheese'' and Pao de Queijo. You can also buy soft drinks, beer and deserts to go.
Requinte Pães e Doces (Bakery)
($) Another bakery option. They have breakfast from 7-11am from Tuesday to Friday and Self-Service Lunch from 11:30am to 3pm from Tuesday to Friday Bread, Pastries, all types of cakes, croissants, delicious sandwiches, deli and Pizza. They also have drinks, different types of Juices, beer, wine, and everything else you may want.