Anyone passing by Pharmacia Silva Bueno would never guess that it holds over a century of history. Founded in the early 1900s, it is the oldest pharmacy in São Paulo still in operation, having occupied th...
After a year’s absence in São Paulo, Brazil’s largest outdoor film festival is back! Rocky Spirit returns to Villa Lobos Park on April 25 and 26. The outdoor film festival has been held since 2011. Its...
The Pedra Grande State Natural Monument is an important conservation area located in Atibaia. Covering approximately 3,297 hectares, the territory also encompasses municipalities such as Bom Jesus dos Per...
Regular readers of São Paulo Secreto already know that Brazil’s largest lavender field is in the interior of São Paulo, three hours from the capital. So, if you’re passionate about flowers, here’s another...
It seems almost unbelievable, but on the night between April 1st and 2nd, the moon will turn pink across Brazil. The Pink Moon is an annual phenomenon caused by the scattering of light in the atmosphere,...
Finding a natural refuge amid the concrete jungle seems like a challenge, but the Pedra Grande Trail proves that nature endures in São Paulo. Located in the North Zone, the trail allows you to immerse you...
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...
Sítio Morrinhos is set to become a park! Closed to visitors since 2024, the site that houses one of the city’s oldest buildings finally has the prospect of welcoming the public again. The news is a victor...
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...
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...