São Paulo

Entry Tickets

During this 5-hour city tour you’ll see the top landmarks and monuments of São Paulo accompanied by a local guide. There will be a number of stops along the route to visit sites of particular interest. The first stop on the tour is at the Pacaembu Football Stadium, located near Charles Miller Square. You’ll have the opportunity to visit inside the stadium. Continue to Paulista Avenue, the business center of the city, and see the MASP, Trianon Park and other important buildings. Visit the House of Roses, a historical structure from the country’s coffee era. The next stop will be in the Ibirapuera area. Stop to take photos at Ibirapuera Park and of monuments such as the Obelisk, Bandeiras Monument and the Palácio 9 de Julho. Finally you’ll reach downtown São Paulo, where the city was founded. Drive through the Liberdade neighborhood (Japanese town) and stop to visit the Sé Cathedral and the Pátio do Colégio. If you like you can try a local coffee drink at a coffee shop. The tour continues, crossing the old center, and passing by the Church and Monastery of St. Benedict, Municipal Theater, Anhangabaú Valley, Republic Square, Duque de Caxias Monument, São Paulo Concert Hall and other important historic buildings. Finish off with a visit to the Luz railway station and see the Luz Park and the Pinacoteca.

Have a memorable experience watching the São Paulo Carnival parade in the venue accompanied by an expert guide. Enjoy privileged views of the parades from one of the best VIP boxes just a few meters from the catwalk. After pickup from your hotel travel to the Sambadrome, a specially-designed structure, and watch the Carnaval celebrations throughout the evening. Watch as twelve of the most talented samba schools compete for the honor of being the champion of the parade. Each school chooses a plot and creates an 80-minute presentation. Enjoy lively music, unrivalled choreography, and amazing costumes. The parades take place only 5 nights a year and provide a memorable experience for travelers and locals alike. Enjoy an exclusive reception and a food court with self-service beers, premium spirits, and soft drinks. You'll also have access to the Beauty Center, a relaxation space with massages available, and entertainment and shows in your box.

Start your visit at Morumbi Stadium, the home of the São Paulo football team and the largest local stadium with a capacity of approximately 80,000 seats. Enjoy your guided tour to the press area, locker rooms, concentration rooms, and the field where the games are held. You will also visit the football museum, located in the complex of Pacaembu Stadium and it is one of the most famous museums in São Paulo. There, you can experience in great detail the history of football in Brazil and how the sport is directly linked to the culture of this country.

Immerse yourself in Liberdade, the Japanese center of São Paulo, on a 3-hour guided walking tour. Start by visiting two important churches in the area, before visiting Templo Lohan. Enter into the History Museum of Japanese Immigration and end your tour at the Jardim Oriental. Meet your guide at Liberdade Square and get ready for your walking tour through Liberade, home to the world’s largest Japanese community outside of Japan. Visit the Igreja Santa Cruz das Almas dos Enforcados, a beautiful church where you can take photos. See the Buddhist temple of Templo Lohan and learn about the history of Chinese immigration, Buddhism, and kung fu in Liberdade. Continue to the History Museum of Japanese Immigration in Brazil, and hear about the origins of São Paulo’s Japanese citizens. Walk along the Largo da Pólvora and see the Portal do Bairro da Liberdade, before arriving at the Jardim Oriental. End your tour here, choosing to explore the Oriental gardens or find authentic cuisine for lunch.

Avenida Paulista has represented the economic center of the city of São Paulo from the 50s until today. The modern age finds it littered with skyscrapers and banks, a development of which your guide explains to you throughout this guided tour. Walk along what was the old Avenida path when this was a rural area, using your imagination to understand how strongly change has affected the area. Encounter the Instituto Moreira Salles, a brand-new cultural center dedicated to cinema and photography. Your tour then concludes at the Casa das Rosas, which is one of the most recent examples of Paulista architecture of the last century. Talk about coffee, business, and architecture, as your guide describes to you how the economic boom and the growing economic spiral of the last 150 years have made São Paolo one of the most important cities in the world.