Sao Paulo was highly rated for food by 131 guests from the United Kingdom!Sao Paulo travel guide
A Metropolis on the Edge of the Rainforest
Skyscrapers and the frenzy of busy Sao Paulo are matched by countless gastronomic offerings, endless cultural activities, and a busy nightlife.
Founded by Jesuits in 1554, the city also known as Sampa became a powerful industrial hub in the late 19th-century with Greater Sao Paulo now boasting almost 20 million inhabitants. Attracting immigrants from all over the world, it became the most ethnically diverse city in Brazil.
Walk down Avenida Paulista and immerse yourself in one of the biggest economic centres in the world. This avenue also represents the heart of Brazil’s cultural scene, hosting numerous venues. Don’t miss the Museu de Arte de São Paulo, home of the biggest collection of Western Art in Latin America.
You can find Sao Paulo hotels in the lively centre, but if you’re looking for a more relaxed atmosphere you should check out hotels in Sao Paulo's Jardins neighbourhood. Offering a laid back feel with bohemian bars and artisan shops, Vila Madalena is also a good alternative.
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What guests said about Sao Paulo:
sjc_rmb
Germany
6.0
In São Paulo, you have to plan where to go and KNOW where to...
In São Paulo, you have to plan where to go and KNOW where to go. A bit difficult that most of the people cannot speak English. Our Spanish was not good enough also because even if we speak Spanish they would answer in Portuguese
Sarah
United Kingdom
8.0
We went to watch the football which was great - great crowd.
We went to watch the football which was great - great crowd.
We went to some cute bars which were lovely.
The parks were really nice.
We also happened to head to Avenue Paulista on a Sunday when there was a festiva which was amazing - the road was closed to traffic so there were endless street performers and food markets. It was wonderful.
Everything was pretty expensive but oh well... :)
Izabel
Brazil
8.0
Tem muita coisa pra visitar e conhecer que não são...
Tem muita coisa pra visitar e conhecer que não são informadas, como o Aquário, Zoológico, ônibus de turismo, Museu Catavento que só descobri pesquisando na internet. Não tem "informativos" nos hotéis.
Jo
United Kingdom
4.0
The worst traffic I have ever experienced anywhere!
The worst traffic I have ever experienced anywhere! Everywhere takes forever to get to by road as it's gridlocked day and night. I would recommend Frutaria Paulista for great juices and acai, and the area around Av Coutinho for bars and restaurants. But apart from that, I was unimpressed!
Luciana
Brazil
8.0
Great place for those who enjoy busy and diverse cities.
Great place for those who enjoy busy and diverse cities. The subway is very easy to use and you can use it to go to a lot of places, but depending on the day and time it's really - REALLY - crowded. You can find and do many things without even leaving the central area (Av. Paulista). If you prefer calmer and less crowded places, maybe it's not the place to go.
“We loved cafe hostel! Vila Madalena is a great area! Breakfast was delicious with lots of home made breads, home made jams and toasties! Hostel close to metro station, head to MASP stop on metro and round the corner to Augusta street, buzzing with lots of bars and there's a great street food place with different trucks, delicious Brazilian dishes and drinks! São Paulo exceeded all our expections!!”
“- full set of toiletries, fantastic (never have these in other 4 stars hotel in sao paulo).
- there is coffee maker in the room, we really enjoyed the expresso and hot tea (it's free of charge), especially in a cold night.
- quiet environment”
“best hotel so far for me in Sao paulo in terms of money ( and i have changed 3 hotels in three days), Excellent location, Free Breakfast, good wi-fi and room cleaned daily. best value for money.”
“Excellent location in the heart of Sao Paulo at 3 minutes from Avenida Paulista and metro Trianon Masp. 10 minutes from MASP. The hotel interior reminds a bit of the 1970's, which creates a warm and pleasant feel, and is equipped with modern amenities, excellent WiFi, iPod dock, flat panel TV. Breakfast and lounge in the main atrium added to a lively atmosphere in the hotel. Nice pool, well-equipped gym, adequate sauna and steam room.”
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