Domitila de Castro Canto e Melo, the famous Marquise of , became known in the Brazilian imagination as "Dom Pedro I's mistress". However, she also played an important role in the history of São Paulo, organizing cultura...
Our readers already know that travels an incredible 80 kilometers without leaving the capital. But that's not the only São Paulo record that drives busologists crazy: the city also has the second largest bus station i...
If the idea is to practice in an authentic way, Jaguariaíva, in the , is the ideal destination. Located on the border with São Paulo, about five hours from the São Paulo capital, the town has and waterfalls in a peace...
Casa Godinho is the oldest grocery store in São Paulo and has been winning over the clientele for 137 years. Founded in 1888 by José Maria Godinho, the grocery store stands out for preserving the values of traditio...
After five years of waiting, Hilda Hilst's House is finally opening its doors for visits and cultural events in the . Also known as Casa do Sol, the space offers an immersion in the history and creative environment of...
Estação da Luz is an indispensable part of São Paulo, receiving around 390,000 passengers a day. In the midst of the routine, however, few have the opportunity to really pay attention to the building and appreciate the...
The Catavento Museum, one of São Paulo's most beloved cultural venues, has prepared a special Halloween program. The next edition of "A Night at the Museum" will feature attractions full of mystery and fun, ending the m...
Who hasn't heard that if you're lost in São Paulo, all you have to do is take a bus to Parque Dom Pedro and it will drop you off close to home? Line 3459 is so extensive that it seems to be present in every corner of t...
Perhaps the name Torre Paulista doesn't sound familiar, but its presence has probably caught your eye during a walk around the capital. Better known as "the building on Paulista Avenue", the building intrigues passers-...
The Palacete Rosa is one of the last houses with Arab architecture in São Paulo and is an architectural treasure in Ipiranga. Built by a wealthy Lebanese family at the beginning of the 20th century, its details still pr...