There’s nothing better than getting down on the dance floor, is there? That’s why we’ve selected some of the best places to dance in SP. If you’re the type to get into the groove, feel free to take note of our tips!
Where to dance in São Paulo?
Canto da Ema
The most famous place to dance forró in São Paulo is in Faria Lima. From Wednesday to Sunday and every holiday eve, all lovers, sympathizers and beginners gather to dance on the dance floors.
In addition, from Thursday to Sunday, the venue offers forró classes for just R$22. Check out the times here!
📍 Avenida Brigadeiro Faria Lima, 364 – Pinheiros
Zais – The Most Dancing House
Since it opened its doors more than 30 years ago, Zais has been offering the best in ballroom dancing. For those who like samba de gafieira, bolero, axé and many other styles, this is a great option.
📍 Rua Domingos de Morais, 1630 – Vila Mariana
Bourbon Street Music
According to them, it is considered internationally to be one of the best Jazz & Blues clubs in the world. On Tuesdays, for example, it hosts the ‘Every Tuesday a Jazz’ event, which showcases new voices from the scene.
As well as good music, Bourbon Street Music brings the joy, atmosphere and magic of New Orleans bars. All this on a dance floor that is perfect for dancing to the engaging and lively rhythm of the hits.
📍 Rua dos Chanes, 127 – Moema
Forró dos Ratos
Every Monday, from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m., the DJ collective Forró dos Ratos presents the best forró curated 100% on vinyl. In addition, from 7pm to 8pm, the public can take classes with guest teachers.
With tickets priced at R$10 in advance and R$20 on the spot, the event also offers discounts for birthdays and reduced rates for those arriving by bike, skates or skateboard.
📍Estúdio Lâmina: Avenida São João, 108, 4th Floor – Anhangabaú
Azucar Club Cubano
One of the most famous Caribbean dance bars in São Paulo, Azucar Club Cubano takes you on a journey through the clubs of Havana. There, dance lovers can enjoy a variety of Latin rhythms from Wednesday to Sunday.
📍 Rua Aspicuelta, 366 – Vila Madalena
Tokyo 東 京
For those who like to party, there’s no other option than the most popular club in the center.
Tokyo is located in a modernist, listed 9-storey building. The dancefloors are packed from Tuesday to Sunday.
📍 Rua Major Sertório, 110 – Centro
Villa Country
Much more than a concert hall, this venue has a restaurant, dance floor and boxes.
On the dance floor, big and new names from the country scene perform. In addition, there is always room for everyone to practice their dance moves.
📍 Avenida Francisco Matarazzo, 774 – Água Branca
Remelexo Brasil
Finally, another tip for the forrozeiros on duty. The house offers a mix of Northeastern rhythms, with lively live music for a perfect arrasta-pé. Certainly one of the best places to dance forró in SP!
📍 Rua Ferreira de Araújo, 1076 – Pinheiros
