Paraíso

Paraíso is a residential neighborhood situated between Paulista Avenue and Ibirapuera Park, featuring modern apartment buildings and shops scattered throughout its streets. The area is characterized by wide avenues, green spaces, and reliable services for everyday needs.

The neighborhood developed during São Paulo's 20th-century growth on one of the city's highest points, called Espigão da Paulista. The area rapidly became a preferred residential zone for more affluent families.

The neighborhood is home to several schools and sits near museums along Paulista Avenue, shaping daily life for residents. This proximity to educational and cultural spaces makes Paraíso a lively residential area with many young families.

Two metro stations, Paraíso and Brigadeiro, serve the neighborhood and offer connections to other parts of the city. Numerous bus lines run along the main avenues, making it easy to travel to neighboring districts.

The neighborhood contains the Constâncio Vaz Guimarães Sports Complex and the Icaro de Castro Melo Stadium, offering extensive training and competition facilities. These venues serve as important gathering spaces for local athletes and sports enthusiasts.