Tourism, attractions, sightseeing, accommodations, food and drink, plus practical information about the city.
Home to more than 17 million people, Sao Paulo is the largest city in South America and Brazil's bustling economic and financial center. Waves of immigration brought a mix of cultures and cuisines reflected in the restaurants, many theatres, opera and dance companies. Nightlife is all night. The city hosts trade shows, congress and symposiums with ease.
Exceeded only by Tokyo and Mexico City, São Paulo is the world’s third largest concentration of population. Its tropical climate is moderated by its altitude of 2700 feet (824 meters). "São Paulo works so that the rest of Brazil can play," say the paulistanos. But when the day's work is over, the residents of this city of trade and industry like to play as hard as they work.
The city of São Paulo is the capital of the Brazilian state of São Paulo, in southeastern Brazil. Covering an area 3,108 sq. miles large (8,051 sq. km) comprising 39 autonomous cities, the city has a population of approximately 20 million. The city is the stage for the main fairs and trade events in the country, therefore attracting considerable national and international public. In addition to business, São Paulo offers some of the best museums and restaurants in Brazil.
Brief descriptions of the churches and religious ceremonies in São Paulo plus more information for the visitor.
History of the sport, plus updates, scores and links.
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Natural habitat for a number of mammal, reptile, amphibian and bird species, plus trekking, hiking and swimming opportunities.
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City information, maps, nightlife and entertainment, shopping, restuarants, places to stay and more.
"Sao Paulo and its rival Brazilian city, Rio de Janeiro, have often been compared to New York and Los Angeles respectively. If Rio has gained fame for its striking natural setting, Sao Paulo's attraction lies in its people and its vibrant cultures."
São Paulo is also the largest city in South America.
"The second largest city in the world is equally big on style, from sleek hotels to rooftop hangouts and funky lifestyle stores. São Paulo is South America's New York City. While Buenos Aires has European looks and charm, São Paulo has New World vibrancy and the urgency of a 21st-century metropolis."
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"One of the best ways to tour São Paulo is by using the underground subway system. This way you can avoid the chaotic traffic, and get around on what is considered a very safe means of public transport. The subway also links up all the main tourist spots of the city." Historical, cultural tours plus adventure and the natural environment.
Location, directions, terminals, ground transportation and amenities.
