Sao Paulo was highly rated for food by 242 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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Sao Paulo was much safer than i was led to believe.
Sao Paulo was much safer than i was led to believe. Just be smart and try to speak the language as much as possible. People were wonderful.
We stayed in the brooklin district and walked to a number of restaurants and bars including the Braugarten (it is no longer in the mall) and a couple of places in the mall nearby the Hyatt.
Sangeeth
United States of America
10
It is a commercial city with a lot of hidden gems to...
It is a commercial city with a lot of hidden gems to pleasantly surprise and provide for a rich touristic experience. Well maintained museums with interesting collections, organically evolved neighborhoods with their own distinct character (for ex. Vila Madalena), numerous options to try out local and international cuisine and majority of the locals are friendly with a genuine civic sense & proud of their city.
JUN_LIU
Mexico
6.0
Big city but not so many things to do.
Big city but not so many things to do. Only small parts are beautiful. Many poor people esp. in the central area near the cathedral. Heavy traffic and the general rumor of being insecure outside makes me feel really worried and have to be alerted at all times.
Emilce
Brazil
10
São Paulo is a very big city nevertheless it's full of...
São Paulo is a very big city nevertheless it's full of transportation, buses underground and lot of taxis and Ubber that facilitate Travelling around.
So many restaurants, churrascarias and bars in the city. MASP ( Musseum of Art of São Paulo) it's a nice place to go.
If you are going by car or rent one you could also visit the wonderful beaches. Guaruja is around 100km from the city.
Keep in mind that is a quite dangerous city you should go plain to avoid crime.
Lucas
Brazil
10
Not so many tourists attractions but lots of museums and...
Not so many tourists attractions but lots of museums and historical places. Pateo do Collegio is super cool. Inirapuera is a must go place. The best thing about São Paulo is it's restaurants and chefs. The most famous Brazilian Pizza, and great chefs from all over the world are here
Anonymous
Bosnia and Herzegovina
6.0
Well, Sao Paulo is a city where i have seen too many ugly...
Well, Sao Paulo is a city where i have seen too many ugly people, i was always thinking that in Brazil are living the most beautiful people in the world but i was definitely wrong. Beside that the city is so dirty, too many poor people. The only thing which was positive is the good food and the night life. On a scale from 1 to 10 i give 3... sorry Sao Paulo:/
“Clean room, staff very helpful, close to most of the coolest spots in sao paulo (walking distance), good breakfast. Will definitely stay there again!”
“The locations is fabulous! Everything walking distance. Restaurants, cafes, shopping centers, supermarkets, banks, just perfect!
The apartment is comfortable and made me feel at home. Edson, the owner, exchanged messages with me the whole time and was really helpful whenever I had questions.
Would definitely stay here again when I come to São Paulo!”
“Large and clean room, very silent neighborhood, very friendly staff, excellent morning breakfast, good variety, freshness, large tables, bright installations”
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