The Best of São Paulo

Day 1: São Paulo
Arrival at São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport or São Paulo/Congonhas Airport and private transfer to the hotel.

Accommodation for 4 nights, with breakfast.

São Paulo surprises with its grandeur and diversity of experiences. The city has more than 130 museums and cultural centers, in addition to one of the largest gastronomic scenes in the world, with more than 156 thousand bars and restaurants. Entertainment includes 181 theaters and 260 movie theaters, while the extensive metro and train network ensures easy mobility. In each neighborhood, culture, gastronomy and leisure meet, making the capital of São Paulo a vibrant destination at any time of the year.

Hotel suggestions:

• Emiliano São Paulo: located on the famous Rua Oscar Freire, in the Jardins. A reference in high-end hospitality, it offers large suites, clean design, personalized service and details such as Egyptian cotton trousseau and integrated technology. It has a spa, jacuzzi, fitness center, helipad and restaurant serving contemporary cuisine.
  
  
• Fasano São Paulo: located in the Jardins neighborhood, it is a reference in high-end hospitality. It combines contemporary architecture, personalized services and the Fasano family's gastronomic tradition. The hotel offers a spa, a rooftop with a view, a heated pool and the Fasano restaurant, awarded for Italian cuisine.
  
  
• Fasano São Paulo Itaim: located in the sophisticated Itaim Bibi neighborhood, the Fasano São Paulo Itaim Hotel translates contemporary luxury into one of the most privileged addresses in the city. Designed by Márcio Kogan, it offers 107 elegant accommodations, Brazilian design and the impeccable service that characterizes Grupo Fasano. Highlights include the rooftop with heated pool, Fasano Spa, sauna, gym and the Gero Itaim restaurant, a reference in classic Italian cuisine.
  
  
• Tangará Palace: located amidst the greenery of Burle Marx Park, in São Paulo. The hotel offers elegant suites, gourmet dining options, complete leisure and wellness infrastructure, as well as versatile environments for social and corporate events. It is a reference in sophisticated lodging in the city.
  
  
• Unique São Paulo: located in Jardim Paulista, in front of Ibirapuera Park, Hotel Unique is one of the greatest icons of São Paulo hospitality. Designed by Ruy Ohtake, it stands out for its arch-shaped architecture and glass and copper façade. The suites combine comfort, technology and premium amenities, while the service is recognized internationally. On the rooftop, the Skye restaurant and the red-edge pool provide one of the most privileged views in São Paulo.
  
  
• Rosewood São Paulo: located in the Bela Vista region, next to the Matarazzo City complex, Rosewood São Paulo redefines the concept of contemporary luxury. Housed in one of the capital's most emblematic historic landmarks, it combines sophisticated architecture, bold design and careful art curation. Its elegant accommodations, gourmet restaurants and world-class spa provide an exclusive experience, combining refinement, culture and São Paulo authenticity.
  
  

Day 2: São Paulo
Breakfast at the hotel. Half-day private tour with a guide in Portuguese, Spanish or English (subject to availability and confirmation), to the Historic Center of São Paulo.

Passage through the historic and cultural landmarks of São Paulo, including the Praça da Sé and the Metropolitan Cathedral, one of the largest Neo-Gothic churches in Brazil; the Pateo do Colégio, the site of the founding of the city in 1554; the Liberdade neighborhood, recognized for its strong influence of oriental culture; the Municipal Theater, one of the most important architectural and cultural heritage sites in the capital; and the Praça da República, a traditional space urban surrounded by historic buildings and an important meeting point for São Paulo's cultural life.

Free afternoon for independent activities.

Suggested optional activities (not included):

• Visit to the Mário de Andrade Library, founded in 1925, and is the first and largest public library in São Paulo. It pays homage to the modernist writer Mário de Andrade and houses one of the most important bibliographic collections in the country.
• Visit to the Santander Lighthouse, a cultural center located in the old Altino Arantes Building, one of the symbols of the capital of São Paulo, the cultural center brings together exhibitions, events, panoramic viewpoints and coffee with views of the city.
• Stop at the Municipal Market of São Paulo, one of the city's main gastronomic icons. In addition to the traditional mortadella sandwich, the place includes stalls with exotic fruits, cheeses, sausages, spices and a wide variety of typical and regional products.
• Visit the Pinacoteca de São Paulo, the oldest art museum in the city. Founded in 1905, it is the oldest art museum in the city. Its collection includes Brazilian works from the 19th century to the present day, distributed in buildings that combine historical heritage and modern architecture.
• Visit to the Independence Park and the Ipiranga Museum: located in the Ipiranga neighborhood, the historic complex includes the museum, with a collection dedicated to the history of Brazil, as well as gardens and monuments related to the country's independence.

Day 3: São Paulo
Breakfast at the hotel. Free day for independent activities.

Suggested optional activities (not included):

• Visit Ibirapuera Park, one of São Paulo's main postcards and one of the largest urban parks in the city. Inaugurated in 1954, it includes large green areas, lakes, bike paths, spaces for outdoor activities and important cultural facilities designed by Oscar Niemeyer.
• Visit to Burle Marx Park, one of the main green areas in the southern part of São Paulo. Created from an old farm and opened to the public in 1995, the park preserves remnants of the Atlantic Forest, gardens designed by Roberto Burle Marx, trails, lakes and spaces dedicated to environmental education.
• A visit to Batman Alley, in Vila Madalena, located in Vila Madalena, is one of the capital's main urban art spaces. Its murals and graffiti, renovated by different artists, reflect São Paulo's cultural scene and street art.
• Walking along Avenida Paulista, one of the main symbols of São Paulo and entrance to the MASP, inaugurated in 1968, the museum is recognized for its important collection of Western art, with works from different periods and artistic movements.

Day 4: São Paulo
Breakfast at the hotel. Free day for independent activities.

Suggested optional activities (not included):

• Private full-day tour, with a guide in Portuguese, Spanish or English (subject to availability and confirmation), to the city of Santos, highlighting its historical and cultural heritage and admission to the Coffee Museum housed in the former Official Coffee Exchange, which presents the history of coffee production and its importance for the development of the region.
• Private full-day tour, with a guide in Portuguese, Spanish or English (subject to availability and confirmation) to the city of Embu das Artes. Visit to the historic center, with ateliers, galleries, craft shops and the traditional art and antiques market.
• Visit to the Football Museum, located in the Pacaembu Stadium. The space presents the history and evolution of soccer in Brazil through interactive exhibitions, historical collections and audiovisual experiences, attracting diverse audiences.
• Shopping on Rua Oscar Freire, one of the city's main shopping addresses, in Jardins, with national and international brand stores, boutiques, galleries and gastronomic options.
• Attend a concert at Sala São Paulo. The venue has excellent acoustics and hosts performances by the São Paulo State Symphony Orchestra (Osesp), as well as other recognized groups and soloists.

Day 5: São Paulo
After breakfast and check-out at the hotel. Private transfer to São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport or São Paulo/Congonhas Airport.