São Paulo really does have a bit of everything. Right here we’ve already shown you the most diverse places and tours for everyone to enjoy the city. This time, we’re thinking of you who love wandering around antique stores and fairs to pick up objects full of stories.
So, if you’re into that kind of thing, it’s time to button up your button-down shirt, grab your ecobag and check out our list!
Check out the antique stores and fairs we’ve selected for you
Benedito Calixto Square Arts, Culture and Leisure Fair
The Praça Fair, which has existed since 1987, is today an intellectual and cultural reference point and is already part of São Paulo’s tourist and leisure calendar.
📍 Benedito Calixto Square – Pinheiros
📆 every Saturday, from 9am to 5pm
Bixiga Fair
Also known as the ‘Praça Dom Orione Antiques Fair‘, this is one of the city’s most traditional fairs and has been held at the same address since 1982.
📍Dom Orione Square – Bela Vista
📆 every Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
D’Ouro Antigo
Moving on from the fairs, D’Ouro Antigo is a store specializing in furniture and objects from bygone eras. Armchairs, porcelain cups, record players and vinyls: you’ll find all this and much more there!
📍 Avenida São João, 2097 – Santa Cecília
Juliana Benfatti Antiques and Eccentricities
With pieces dating back to the 18th century, the collection coordinated by Juliana is an antique shop that arose from her love of finding unique pieces. These items are available for sale in her store.
📍 Rua Sampaio Vidal, 786 – Jardim Paulistano
AB Antiques Bonsucesso
For those who like to rummage, the antique shop located near Praça da República is an excellent option. You’re sure to find rarities in the store!
📍 Rua Rego Freitas, 300 – República
Roberto Antiques
Located in the traditional Mooca neighborhood, Roberto Antiguidades has been selling antique furniture and objects for over 50 years. The service is individualized and by appointment only. So be sure to contact them to schedule your visit.
📍 Rua do Oratório, 831 – Mooca
