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São Paulo is the largest city in Latin America and one of the largest in the world. Brazil’s industrial capital, it was founded in 1554 by the Jesuits and has since grown to a megalopolis of more than 18 million inhabitants. The city has taken in waves of immigrants from many countries, notably Italy, Germany, Japan, Lebanon, Korea and Syria. These immigrants made a home for themselves in the city, and now the visitor can enjoy some of the best international cuisine in the world.
Although the actual layout of the museum is a bit stark, the art displays are quite impressive. Every ...
Day 1 - 4 hour city tour to the most exciting tourist sites in São Paulo. We will visit the TAS (Torc...
The Mercado Municipal is a food-lover’s haven. The massive building, inaugurated as a market in 1933...
Located in the trendy Moema area near restaurants, shopping, and entertainment, the 4-Star Sonesta Hotel offers ...







Just a skip away from Paulista Avenue, Hotel London Othon Flat provides comfort and access to some wonderful eat...







Those who like to stay connected back home while traveling should check into the Hotel Quality Jardins. Inside e...







D.O.M. is the spot for contemporary Brazilian food, if you have the financial backing for it. Be set to spend ab...







If you’re looking for traditional Brazilian food, go to Brasil a Gosto. Although it’s not cheap, the prices ...







Colher has an ample menu. Like most nice restaurants in São Paulo, expect to pay $35 - $60 for a good dish. Fis...







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