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...
If you think the São Paulo Metropolitan Region is just a concrete jungle, it’s time to broaden your horizons. After all, we know the capital offers countless things to do, but it’s always nice to discove...
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...
Free activities in São Paulo? Yes! The capital is full of life, with leisure and cultural options scattered everywhere. There are certainly there are far more than 70 places to visit without spending (al...
São Paulo is one of Brazil’s leading cultural centers, standing out for its wide range of leisure and entertainment attractions. However, a survey by The Art Newspaper shows that the city also stands out...
When it comes to flowers, São Paulo certainly stands out. After all, the state holds records such as the largest flower market in Latin America and the second-largest cherry blossom grove outside of Japan...
Have you ever imagined walking on the sand and seeing your footprints glow, or watching waves that seem to be lit up by neon lights? Although it looks like a scene from a fantasy movie, you can find beach...
Bananal, in the interior of São Paulo, was once one of Brazil’s wealthiest cities during the coffee boom. One of the remaining vestiges of its golden age is Pharmacia Popular, Brazil’s oldest pharmacy sti...
We spent a day in Liberdade, following an itinerary that avoids the clichés, and put together a selection of our favorites. This way, you can also explore the neighborhood and discover new places. So, ge...
The Liberdade neighborhood is a tourist area in downtown São Paulo. It is known as the largest stronghold ofthe Japanese community in the city, a community that is the largest in the world outside of Jap...
