How about trying something new and spending Christmas in the countryside of São Paulo? During the end-of-year holidays, many people take the opportunity to get away from the hustle and bustle of the big...
Traveling in São Paulo is wonderful! After all, who doesn’t love discovering new places? Plus, a longweekend was just what São Paulo residents needed to make the most of September, right? Independence...
If you’re looking for fresh air, cultural experiences , and great food, the festivals in the São Paulo countryside are the perfect destination. Far from the frenetic pace of the metropolis, these celebra...
São Paulo may have endless options, but it’s also nice to get out of the city— even if it’s just to miss it. But we know that distance can be a hurdle for many. That’s why we’ve selected a few cities with...
Did you know that Campos do Jordão is called the "Brazilian Switzerland"? Two factors contributed to the most famous city in the Mantiqueira Mountains receiving this nickname. First, because its architec...
Have you ever heard of Queluz? This small town is located in the Paraíba Valley, approximately 230 kilometers from São Paulo. With breathtaking landscapes and historical attractions, it is a must-visit d...
Temperatures have barely dropped, but we’re already eager to enjoy the winter festivals that are livening up São Paulo and th s this season. Among so many options, one event you can’t miss on your itinera...
For the first time in history, Fazenda Imperial is opening its doors for guided tours. The 19th-century estate is located in Mineiros do Tietê, 271 kilometers from the capital, and is renowned for having...
The city of Cruzeiro, 220 kilometers from the capital, has gained fame among São Paulo residents for hosting the Expresso Mantiqueira, a revitalized section of the São Paulo-Minas Gerais railway line. Howe...
In addition to being home to Brazil’s largest laundry, the city of Cunha, in the interior of São Paulo, also holds the title of National Capital of High-Temperature Ceramics. Living up to this distinction...