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Don’t just visit Sao Paulo—experience it. Take a guided tour around the streets and neighborhoods of Sao Paulo and learn about the many communities of immigrants who have, over the years, made Sao Paulo the colorful, vibrant place it is today. Visit Japanese, Italian and Syrian-Lebanese areas, and discover a panoramic viewpoint from right on top of the city.

The mix of cultures in São Paulo makes it one of Brazil’s top foodie destinations. Join a small group and explore the Liberdade neighborhood that is predominantly inhabited by Japanese immigrants. Learn about the 100-year history of the area from your guide and sample several snacks that range from sushi to juice, all with a Brazilian twist.

Escape the city and explore Brazil’s natural heritage. Enjoy a presentation about the Cantareira State Park and visit its interpretation center before beginning your hike. View local flora and fauna, enjoy photo opportunities, have a refreshing swim in 2 waterfalls, climb to a lookout, discover the Casa da Bomba and more.

Trade the crowded city streets of Sao Paulo for the tranquil rain forest in Cantareira Natural Park on a small-group tour. The adventure includes two hikes along the Macuco and Waterfall Trails. Along the way, enjoy detailed commentary on the local flora and fauna. Once you reach the Engordador River, you can cool off in two nearby waterfalls. Then, after a visit to an old water supply system, return to the city.

What about visiting a Market out of touristic paths, strongly local and incredible good? Even better if this place represent a perfect mix between local food and foreigns influences! ​The Pinheiros Municipal Market, located in the vibrant Pinheiros neighborhood, it is a point of reference for locals that lives around and seeks for high quality products. ​The neighborhoods itself (for some researcher the real first neighborhood of Sao Paulo) has an incredible mix of tradition and innovation, walking on its streets it is always surprising and fascinating! ★ What you'll get on this tour ★ ▲ 3 main dishes for share - Brazilian traditional cuisine - Neapolitan most veracious pizza - Fresh delicious seafood ♥ I'm a gourmet guide since 2015 - Wine and beer lover - a Neapolitan passionate about foreign as local food - a point of view of a migrant perfect to get a genuine inside and avoid tourist trap ;)

Bom Retiro literally means "good place to rest" and this might be a great place for it until 200 years ago! The success of coffee production and the construction of the São Paulo Railway Company in 1847 strongly changed this area. Also, southern European migration which firstly interested this area, would be replaced by eastern European migration, mostly due to the 2 World Wars. Later on, other kind of migration would contribute to deeply changing this area. Bolivians, Koreans, and Brazilians from the North East are now the predominant inhabitants of this area. Together we will have a Breakfast in Bom Retiro, experiencing Korean pastry, tasting delicacies from the Balkans and drinking Colombian Coffee.

Capture the spirit of São Paulo during this 4-hour comprehensive walking tour. With your local guide, get to know the urban atmosphere from street level as you stroll through the city's streetscapes. Stop at landmarks like Ibirapuera Park, Edifício Itália and Estação da Luz. Learn about the city's history, culture, food and traditions through your guide's narration, making plenty of stops to rest and take photos along the way. Round-trip transportation from centrally located São Paulo hotels is included.

Get a taste of the Brazilian coast on a group tour to Santos and Guaruja. Comfortable and efficient transportation from your Sao Paulo hotel takes you to Santos. Here, enjoy a stop at the Coffee Museum, a streetcar tour, and a cable car ride. After taking in unrivaled views at Mirante da Campina, visit famous local beaches and take free time to relax, shop, and have lunch (own expense).

Aparecida, located 180 km from São Paulo in the Paraíba Valley, the city is considered the largest center of Religious Tourism in Brazil, which in October (month of the Patron Saint of Brazil, Our Lady Aparecida) receives pilgrimages from different countries. In this tour we will learn some much more about its history, the miracles of Aparecida, curiosities and visit the Older Church in honor to Aparecida and the largest Marian Temple in the World.

Holambra located 120 km far from São Paulo is considered the largest producer of flowers and plants in Latin America, accounting for about 45% of national production. With lots of greenery and typical buildings, the city reveals in small details, part of its history, traditions and culture. Its formation started from the Dutch immigration that at the end of the 40's began to arrive at the old Ribeirão Farm. Its name reflects the union of two peoples and two cultures, a mixture of Holland (HOL), America (AM) and Brazil (BRA).

This private tour introduces you to Brazilian gastronomy, including the Mercado Municipal (Municipal Market). Accompanied by a personal guide, it's easy to sample a variety of foods typical of São Paulo. Start with coffee at Patio Colégio, work your way to a classic mortadella sandwich, hydrate with coconut water in Ibirapuera Park, and order drinks at the rooftop observation deck of Edifício Itália (own expense).

Sao Paulo is literally an explosion of the most diverse and interesting street arts! Here Street Art means politics, expression, social and sexual inclusion as well as the finest way of doing advertisement since billboards are forbidden here. I'll show to you many monumental murals and the story that goes behind theme while we walk around passing through some of the most iconic buildings of the city. Many graffiti have a social purpose and a direct impact on the community. I will present it to you and I will be curious to hear your opinions. This tour is intentionally not covering "Vila Madalena" and the Batman Alley, as I believe that urban movements and social issues occur elsewhere ;) This tour is for those who want to go a little further a tourist experience and want to dig deep into the reality of this city. Ready for it?!

Explore the important city of Santos, which has the interesting claim of being the port that saw Brazilian coffee exported to the wider world. Coffee fans should make sure to take advantage of this tour’s trip to the Coffee Museum, which shows not only how coffee is grown and made, but its cultural significance in Santos too. Head up to the Monte Serrat viewpoint to see panoramic views of the landscape, and wander the streets of the old town.

Catch a live football game at one of São Paulo's premium stadiums, accompanied by an expert bilingual guide who take care of your safety and make sure you're really enjoying the event. Come and join the excitement with thousands of enthusiastic fans as we feel the thrilling energy together, cheering and singing along. Going to a stadium event can be intimidating, but with our carefully organized tour, we take care of all the arrangements so you can simply enjoy yourself. From the moment we give you the tickets, we'll guide you on this adventure, which starts with a metro ride from Consolação Station on Paulista Avenue and ends with an unforgettable walk into the stadium. Once you're inside, you'll instantly feel the buzz of the crowd, the loud cheers of the fans, and the excitement of watching a live football game. Join in with classic traditions like "the wave" and make memories that will last long afterwards. Whether you're a big football fan or not, you can't miss this chance!

See a different side of Sao Paulo on a private graffiti tour of the Brazilian metropolis. The transient nature of street art means that it’s often difficult to find on your own, so exploring with a guide allows you to find the best murals and learn about social and cultural context. Plus, the short duration of this tour makes it the ideal choice for time-pressed travelers.

Discover this bucolic colonial city of Embu das Artes, located about 45 minutes away from São Paulo. Embu das Artes known as the “city of arts”, the village initially emerged between 1555 and 1559 is currently known as a center of concentration of painters, artisans and sculptors who, on weekends, exhibit their work in its 38 galleries, antique shops and at the famous Embu das Artes Fair. Still, it offers a rich food court and a space for displaying ornamental plants and flowers. In short, the visitor, when taking the city tour in Embu das Artes, walking between winding streets of colonial architecture, will be able to know a little more about Brazilian art and history exposed in the Museum of Sacred Art of the Jesuits.

When in São Paulo, for those who are fans of Ayrton Senna, take a guided tour of his hometown visiting the main tourist attractions in order to learn about the history of one of the greatest Formula 1 drivers of all time. Get to know the socioeconomic context that encouraged the three-time world champion to go around the world carrying the Brazilian flag as a symbol that filled so many compatriots with pride. Discover his legacy that surpassed the limits of motorsport and is still an icon remembered throughout the world. See Senna's massive mural painted on the side of a skyscraper as you gaze at other city sights and culture. Pass the largest tunnel road complex that bears his name and visit the square that houses a 2.5-ton bronze monument in his honor. Then pay your respects at his final resting place, visit his graveyard to pay homage. Visit the Interlagos track that hosts the F1 Grand Prix and learn many fascinating facts about Senna's victories and pole position.

See the highlights of Sao Paulo during this half-day guided tour, which makes a perfect introduction to the city for first-time visitors. Admire the city’s stadium and its surroundings, and visit monuments, as well as iconic green spaces. Explore the Bairro da Liberdade, where you can see the influence of Japanese immigration in the city, and Praca da Se, where the Cathedral and the College Courtyard are located. Continue by visiting churches, monasteries, viaducts, theaters, and more.

Whether you're a fervent fan of football or just want to experience a different culture and break from the usual routine, São Paulo is just the perfect destination for both. The city of São Paulo is home to three of the most well-known football teams in Brazil, which are Palmeiras, São Paulo and Corinthians. Accompanied throughout by an expert bilingual guide, visit magnificent stadiums and the football museum combined with a panoramic sightseeing. You're led through the interactive football museum to get to understand more about this passion that unites all Brazilians. The museum has the largest football collections in Brazil. It has the history of all the football stars and teams of all time, old items like balls, uniforms, trophies. Then, take advantage of the one-on-one experience visiting two of the city’s top notch stadiums which are Palmeiras Allianz Park and São Paulo Morumbi Stadium. Our guide should be at your disposal to explore every inch of them.

Explore one of Brazil's most fascinating metropolitan areas on this City Tour Meet Sao Paulo. During this 3-hour tour with a knowledgeable local guide, visit sites in the Pacaembu, Paulista and Ibirapuera neighborhoods. Walk through downtown Sao Paulo to see the Pátio do Colégio, the Municipal Theater and the Anhangabaú Valley. End the tour with a visit to Luz Park and the Pinacoteca at the Luz Station. Round-trip transportation from Sao Paulo hotels is included.