Winter in São Paulo is not all about low temperatures and blankets. After all, with the cold weather, the capital of São Paulo reveals itself in a new light, offering many options for making the most of this charming season.
From cozy spaces to cultural events, the city promises to warm up the days of visitors and locals alike. That’s why we’ve selected some winter attractions in São Paulo that promise unforgettable experiences.
So get ready to enjoy the best plans this winter.
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A round trip to Campos de Jordão to enjoy the Candlelight concert
Campos do Jordão, known as Brazil’s Switzerland, is a stunning winter destination. And when the music combines with the cozy atmosphere of the season, magic happens. After all, this year the candlelight concerts Candlelight Campos do Jordão will make this season even r icher.
In the stunning setting of the Ort Hotel, you will have the opportunity to immerse yourself in engaging and exciting musical performances: Rock Classics, Tribute to Coldplay and Tribute to Queen.
There’s nothing better on cold days than steaming hot soup. So how about taking advantage of the fact that has already started, another edition of the highly anticipatedCeagesp Soup Festival and fill your belly with around 80 flavors of creams and broths? The event takes place from Wednesday to Sunday, from 6pm to 11:30pm, until September 1st.
Since 2009, São Paulo residents have been eagerly awaiting the annual edition of São Paulo’s hottest ride. One of the main reasons for its success is, the famous onion soup that has been served at the warehouse since the 1960s.
The famous Alpine-style chalets came out of Switzerland and took the world by storm with their wooden roofs and peculiar triangular shape. Cabins, whether suspended or even “camouflaged” in the environment, are also popular with travelers. The truth is that having the experience of staying in unique places is always inviting.
That’s why, on this list we’ve put together some chalets and cabins in São Paulo for you to discover.
As winter begins in São Paulo, the demand for food and drink to help us withstand the low temperatures increases. One of the most obvious and delicious choices is certainlyfondue. The Swiss dish originally consisted of melted cheese, but has been adapted and re-adapted to play different roles in a meal, from starter to dessert.
Next, our tip for warding off the cold is a good old cup of coffee – or a hot chocolate, if you prefer. Whatever your taste in caffeine, the truth is that São Paulo is full of places to get a hot drink and have a delicious snack.
