The July vacations are here, and there’s nothing better than taking advantage of the break to explore São Paulo. For those who want to enjoy the best of the city without spending too much, a good idea is to visit the free attractions using the metro. After all, São Paulo’s large public transport network allows us to easily reach museums, parks and cultural centers that offer free programming for all ages. Check them out!
Accessible vacations: free attractions to visit in São Paulo using the metro
Ibirapuera Park
The capital’s most famous park cannot be left off this list! As well as nature and a walk in the fresh air, Ibira also offers unmissable cultural attractions. The Afro Brasil Museum, for example, has exhibitions focusing on black Brazilian culture and ancestry. And the best part: admission is free on Wednesdays.
📍 Avenida Pedro Álvares Cabral, s/n – Vila Mariana
🚇 AACD-Servidor Station (Line 5-Lilac)
São Paulo Cultural Center (CCSP)
The CCSP offers dozens of cultural attractions, such as exhibitions, a library, concerts, theater and cinema. Most of the tours are free, or at popular prices. This way, the attractions are accessible to everyone!
📍 Rua Vergueiro, 1000 – Liberdade
🚇 Vergueiro Station (Line 1-Azul)
Korean Cultural Center Brazil
The space is dedicated to promoting South Korean culture, with exhibitions, film shows and other free attractions, which you can easily visit by metro. During the July vacations, the CCCB also organizes Universo K-Food Brasil, a delicious festival with the flavours of Korea!
📍 Avenida Paulista, 460 – Bela Vista
Brigadeiro Station (Line 2 – Green)
Moreira Salles Institute
IMS Paulista brings together photography, music, literature and visual arts attractions, with free exhibitions, a library and a café overlooking Avenida Paulista. So if you’re looking for a free cultural outing, there’s no better place to visit.
📍Avenida Paulista, 2424 – Bela Vista
🚇 Paulista Station (Line 4-Yellow) or Consolação (Line 2-Green)
Banco do Brasil Cultural Center
The imposing building in the Historic Center offers art exhibitions, cinema, theater and educational activities. Most of the program is free, transforming the CCBB-SP into a hub of accessible culture!
📍 Rua Álvares Penteado, 112 – Centro
🚇 São Bento Station (Line 1-Azul)
