Sao Paulo combines modern architecture with cultural diversity. The city presents skyscrapers, historical buildings, museums and parks. From Paulista Avenue to Ibirapuera Park, this metropolis stands as a center of Brazilian art and history.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
This 2.8-kilometer street houses banks, corporate headquarters, art galleries, cinemas and restaurants.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
The 158-hectare park contains jogging paths, a museum of modern art, a Japanese garden and a lake.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
This church completed in 1954 has 92-meter towers, 800-ton marble columns and Renaissance style elements.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
The center of the Japanese community with temples, gardens, restaurants, shops and a weekly market.
Vila Madalena, Sao Paulo, Brazil
The streets of this area display graffiti art along 80 meters of walls featuring works by local and international artists.
República, Sao Paulo, Brazil
This 168-meter skyscraper from 1965 offers a 360-degree view of Sao Paulo from its observation deck.
Parque Dom Pedro II, Sao Paulo, Brazil
The 1933 market offers Brazilian specialties, spices, fruits and restaurants inside a building with stained glass windows.
Bela Vista, Sao Paulo, Brazil
The museum houses 8000 artworks from Europe, Africa and America in a distinct concrete building from 1968.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
This cable-stayed bridge spans the Pinheiros River with 138-meter tall pylons and white steel cables.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
This central plaza houses the city cathedral and marks the geographic center of Sao Paulo.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
This 30-story skyscraper completed in 1929 displays a mix of neoclassical and Italian Renaissance architecture.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
The museum in a renovated 1900 building contains over 8000 artworks from the 19th century to present day.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
The 32-story residential skyscraper completed in 1966 contains 1160 apartments and houses 5000 residents.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
The Benedictine monastery founded in 1598 features golden altars, wall paintings and Gregorian chants during masses.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
This first Jesuit settlement from 1554 consists of a church, museum and library containing colonial history.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
The museum displays Brazilian football history through trophies, jerseys, photographs and interactive exhibitions.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
The public square features a central music pavilion and benches under trees. Regular concerts take place here.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
The garden houses over 340 plant species, an orchid garden and a palm tree path. Scientific research takes place here.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
The garden displays Japanese landscaping with ponds, bridges and pavilions. Koi fish swim in the water basins.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
The 161-meter building was completed in 1947. The observation deck on the 35th floor provides views across the city.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
The science museum features over 250 exhibits across four thematic areas, with practical demonstrations and experiments for visitors.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
The cultural center presents contemporary art, theater productions and film screenings in a historical building from 1901.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
A cultural center in a French mansion from 1935, surrounded by a garden with 1200 rose plants.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
A district with street art, galleries, restaurants and bars that has evolved into a center of creativity.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
The Oscar Niemeyer complex includes a library, exhibition spaces and an auditorium for cultural events.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
A shopping street with international fashion brands, restaurants and Brazilian designer stores in the Jardins district.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
A central square with artisan market on weekends, surrounded by historical buildings from the 20th century.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
A biomedical research center with laboratories, museums and a collection of snakes for antivenom production.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Built in 1911, the building features a Renaissance facade, a 1500-seat concert hall, and a collection of Brazilian art.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Museum in a 1950 modernist building containing Brazilian artworks, antique furniture, and a 75,000-square-meter park.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
Granite statue by Victor Brecheret from 1954 depicting colonial expeditions to the interior, measuring 50 meters long and 16 meters high.
Sao Paulo, Brazil
A public park in the city center with pedestrian paths, water basins, and historical buildings from the 20th century.