Sao Paulo was highly rated for food by 225 guests from the United States!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 home to 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 centers 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 Sao Paulo, home of the biggest collection of Western Art in Latin America.
You can find Sao Paulo hotels in the lively center, but if you’re looking for a more relaxed atmosphere you should check out hotels in Sao Paulo's Jardins neighborhood. With 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:
Monica
Brazil
8.0
Historical city, lots of interesting places to visit and...
Historical city, lots of interesting places to visit and different things to do. Definitely loved the museums, but didn't appreciate cold and rainy weather. Unfortunately it displays a lot of the Brazil's inequalities/social exclusion.
nickie
United States of America
4.0
We stayed one night in transit to cuiaba, flying into São...
We stayed one night in transit to cuiaba, flying into São Paulo for me was depressing. For miles and miles the city was just concrete, no trees on streets and no parks. Everyone we met unhappy and there were a lot of people living on the street.
Valden
United States of America
10
Sao Paulo is greatly underrated outside of Brazil.
Sao Paulo is greatly underrated outside of Brazil. This is one of the best cities in the world, and I always love coming here!
Uber is safe, reliable and cheap. Having and Acai Bowl at Frutaria Emporio before a jog in the Ibirapuera is a must! I also recommend Skye Bar at the rooftop of Hotel Unique.
Anonymous
Canada
8.0
Sao Paulo is a massive city with everything you could want.
Sao Paulo is a massive city with everything you could want. Parks, museums, football stadiums, restaurants of all kinds, shopping. Five days was enough for me to do all of this. Public transport was convenient too.
AnaInsturain
Panama
8.0
This is a Must Go city, very organized and their people are...
This is a Must Go city, very organized and their people are so gently and happy to give you a smile. A little to expensive tho, not a good option for shopping. Ohh the food it's so good, was a very nice experience
Anonymous
Brazil
8.0
We went to Zoo in Sao Paulo.
We went to Zoo in Sao Paulo. It was big but most likely there were not many indications in the zoo. some or most of the animals there were sleeping or doing nothing. The parking lot there got full really quick, so we needed to park on the street, where some guys were watching your car you need to pay to them. They tried to charge us 40 reais since they said others pay that much, but we ended up paying them 20 reais. When we returned to the car, nobody was there to watch the cars.
“very nice hotel , it is worth to be 4 stars good money values , nice location in front of many beautiful restaurants .
sao paulo is very beautiful city you will enjoy”
“great front staff and owner. Nice pool, decent gym. Shirlei is the most helpful and generous owner. The best location in the area and very safe; close to a supermarket, the best coffee shop in Sao Paulo and an excellent 24h bakery.”
“The staff were excellent - we were particularly appreciative of service by Ms. Brunna who assisted us with ideas on how to spend our day in São Paulo and also arranged a late checkout. Douglas at the front was also very helpful in arranging a taxi to the airport with a stop at the Havaianna store on the way. Both are the reason we give the hotel an excellent rating!”
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