Restored by the city government, this historic 20th-century building is now home to elderly artists. Located in the city center, the Palácio dos Artistas took more than a decade to become what we know to...
Facing Enseada Beach in Guarujá, Silvio Santos’s mansion stands out for its modernist architecture and is currently valued at over 15 million reais. Despite the TV host’s recent death, the house remains i...
Now in its 27th edition, the largest Japanese cultural event outside of Japan returns to the São Paulo Expo in July 2026. The Japan Festival focuses on Japanese cuisine and traditions, featuring immersive...
This weekend, the historic village of Paranapiacaba will host the Film Festival in celebration of independent cinema at Cine Lyra, one of the oldest movie theaters in the “ ” region of Brazil. With fr...
Located 200 meters from the Tiradentes subway station, the Monasteryof Our Lady of Light ( ) hosts the traditional June festival, which takes place on weekends in June and July. This is your chance to enj...
Located 200 meters from the Tiradentes subway station, the Monasteryof Our Lady of Light ( da Luz) hosts the traditional June festival, which takes place on weekends in June and July. This is your chance...
Occupying one of the city’s most iconic addresses, the design and concept for the new Itaú Cultural headquarters have been unveiled. With 19 floors, the center will form part of the trio of major cultural...
Did you know that in Araraquara there is a slightly haunted building from 1880? Today, the Casarão do Assentamento Bela Vista do Chibarro lies in ruins, so visits are prohibited due to the risk of collaps...
Imagine being able to return to the place that marked your childhood and spend some time there reading books, sipping coffee, and admiring the flowers throughout the rooms? With Casa de Vó, in Ipiranga, y...
On weekends in June, you can experience an authentic São João celebration amidst the historic heritage of São Paulo’s most charming hidden village: Vila Maria Zélia. Inaugurated in 1917, Brazil’s first w...