About São PauloSão Paulo continues to attract tourists from around the world. While visitors mainly travel to São Paulo for business trips, the capital of the country is also known for hosting a number of the country’s fairs and commercial events. On the cultural side, São Paulo has plenty to offer. With a number of famous museums, there is always something to do. Masp (São Paulo's Art Museum), located on the Avenida Paulista, has a collection of more than 5,000 works, presenting paintings and sculptures produced by names like Rafael, Rembrandt, Monet, Van Gogh, Picasso and others. Among these famous artists are some Brazilians: Anita Mafaldi and Candido Portinari. Another internationally renowned museum is the MAM (Modern Art Museum), in the Ibirapuera Park. When it comes to dining, there are a number of options. There is churrasco (native food), fast food, French, Italian, Indian, Northern, Minas Gerais' and even Greek food, making São Paulo a city for all tastes. With so many options, there’s no way to avoid enjoying São Paulo's cuisine.
Shopping centers and an active nightlight offer even more for visitors to enjoy, providing a packed entertainment itinerary.
es the traditional churrasco, fast food, French, Italian, Indian, Northern, Minas Gerais' and even Greek food, making São Paulo a city for all tastes. From the simplest taste to the most refined, the demanding tourist has no way of disliking the savories of São Paulo's cuisine. But São Paulo also attracts tourists for its consumption itinerary, which is represented by shopping centers and central streets. The nightlife is an invitation to theater presentations. |
