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Start from 45 curated places around São Paulo, BR, then choose the recommendations that fit your guests.
D.O.M.
Alex Atala's landmark Jardins tasting-menu restaurant that put Brazilian fine dining and Amazonian ingredients on the world map. Dishes built around ants, tucupi, and native fish made it a Latin American icon.
Maní
Helena Rizzo's warm, garden-set restaurant in Jardim Paulistano, plating creative contemporary Brazilian food from local ingredients. The signature 'oeuf perfait' egg and the inventive tasting have earned it global acclaim.
Parque Villa-Lobos
A flat, modern riverside park on the west side with long paved loops for running, cycling, and family outings. It's the easy urban green space when you want movement without leaving the city.
Pico do Jaraguá
The highest point in the city, a forested state park in the northwest where a steep trail climbs to a summit with a panorama over the endless skyline. It's the closest real hill-hike within São Paulo.
Pinacoteca do Estado
The city's oldest art museum, in a beautifully restored neoclassical building by the Luz station, with a deep collection of Brazilian art and a glass-roofed atrium. It's the essential stop for understanding Brazilian art.
Theatro Municipal de São Paulo
The city's opulent early-20th-century opera house downtown, modeled on European theaters, hosting opera, ballet, and orchestra. A performance is the way to see its gilded, marble interior in full use.
MASP
The São Paulo Museum of Art, Lina Bo Bardi's iconic red-pillared box suspended above an open plaza on Avenida Paulista, holding masterworks from Van Gogh to Picasso. Its famous glass-easel display lets you walk among the paintings.
Parque Ibirapuera
The city's great central park, a Niemeyer-and-Burle-Marx landscape of lakes, lawns, and modernist pavilions housing several museums. It's São Paulo's outdoor living room and the antidote to the concrete.