Line 2-Green currently connects the West Zone to the East Zone, starting at Vila Madalena and ending at Vila Prudente. After years of promises, the São Paulo government will finally meet Guarulhos’ long-s...
Opened in October 2025, Latin America’s first underwater visitor center is located in Guarujá, approximately 1.6 kilometers from Pernambuco Beach. It is situated at a depth of 10 to 12 meters below sea...
A true hidden treasure among the coastal beaches, Castelhanos Beach frequently appears on lists of Brazil’s most beautiful stretches of sand . It enchants visitors not only with the clarity of its waters,...
Installed in 1934, São Paulo’s Marco Zero is located in the heart of the capital, across from the Sé Cathedral. Its original function was to organize the numbering of local residences and calculate the di...
Now in its 4th edition, NekoFest takes place this Saturday (21) at Largo da Batata, in the West Zone of São Paulo. Conceived by entrepreneur Marisol Kiyoko Guevara, creator of the Asian cuisine delivery a...
The name Frangó is no mere coincidence; the “Ó” at the end symbolizes Freguesia do Ó, the neighborhood where the bar that popularized Frangó’scoxinha is located. The establishment gained international sta...
Located in Ubatuba, on the coast of São Paulo, the ruins of the Bom Retiro da Lagoinha Farm tell the tragic and recent history of a slave-owning Brazil. Built in the early 19th century, it was a “model fa...
If you’ve been wanting to visit one of São Paulo’s first summer camps, now is your chance! Sesc Bertioga, on the northern coast, has just released details about the highly sought-after registration for it...
The municipality of Ribeirão Pires, in the ABC region of São Paulo, hides a medieval-themed residential castle that you need to see! Robson Miguel’s Castle was conceived and financed by the guitarist and...
Ilha da Queimada Grande holds the title for the second-highest density of snakes in the world, behind only Shedao Island in China. This fact has earned it the nickname “Snake Island.” The 430,000-square-m...