The season of flowers has finally arrived, inviting us to enjoy the city outdoors. To celebrate this new season, we’ve put together the best outings to enjoy this spring in São Paulo— with charming options right near the city!
Want to know what to do this spring to recharge your batteries and enjoy the sunny days? Check out our special selection and get ready to take amazing photos, go for walks outdoors, or create a special arrangement for your home!
With 143 hectares of biodiversity, the Botanical Garden is one of the best nature retreats in São Paulo. In addition to the wide avenues surrounded by woods, you’ll find the Botanical Museum there, which preserves a vast collection celebrating Brazil’s rich plant life.
This 1935 house is one of the historic landmarks remaining on residential Paulista Avenue. The site’s greatest asset is its rose garden, which bursts with color and fragrance right in the heart of the city’s financial district.
The CEAGESP Flower Market is a paradise for botany lovers. The market brings together about a thousand producers of plants, seedlings, grass, and decorative items—the perfect place to buy arrangements directly from the growers.
Trianon Park
Trianon Park is one of the best places in São Paulo to completely disconnect from your daily routine. The next time you’re passing by Paulista Avenue, take the opportunity to visit it and admire the gardens in full spring bloom!
Founded in 1929 to host zootechnical events, this nearly century-old space now serves as a green lung spanning over 1,300 hectares in the West Zone. The park preserves a unique natural environment, featuring flower beds and shaded areas.
This municipality, founded by Dutch settlers, relies heavily on floriculture as its main economic driver . When visiting the region, tourists come across some of the most beautiful flower fields in São Paulo, as well as greenhouses and open fields that look like something out of a European postcard.
Santos Municipal Orchid Garden
Free admission for children 8 and under and seniors 65 and older
For those who prefer a trip to the coast, Santos offers an attraction that goes beyond the waves. With affordable admission, the Municipal Orchid Garden is home to an impressive living collection, featuring approximately 3,500 orchids of 120 different species.
Amantikir Park, in Campos do Jordão
Spanning 60,000 square meters, this attraction in the Mantiqueira Mountains offers a breathtaking view in the spring of 2026. The complex features 26 themed gardens that are home to more than 700 botanical species, attracting hundreds of ecotourism enthusiasts every day.
O Lavandário, in Cunha
Half-price admission for seniors and free admission for children 12 and under
Did you know that Brazil’s largest lavender field is just 3 hours from São Paulo? If you want to visit a beautiful field of flowers in the spring of 2026, our tip is to visit Cunha. The city is located in the Mantiqueira Mountains and is home to O Lavandário, which has over 40,000 lavender plants and offers a breathtaking view of the mountains.
Sunflower field in Vila Fahl, Indaiatuba
Although it’s relatively new, Indaiatuba’s sunflower field has already become one of the city’s biggest attractions. The garden spans 33,000 square meters and features 50,000 flowers, attracting tourists from all over the state of São Paulo! The venue also occasionally hosts music and food events .
