Beco do Batman is an alley that is dedicated to street artist. The murals are so vibrant and it was…read morefun learning about some of the different artist who have come through to add their art. There is a bar there that has a small gallery in it. The owners were nice and let us walk around. Very batman themed which was so cool.

This short alleyway is full of beautiful murals and a must if you're in São Paulo. There are a lot…read moreof vendors selling jewelry and art, so it's a good spot to peruse for a gift of something special for yourself

For many years, Kinoplex Itaim has been my favorite movie theater in town. It's not anymore, but I…read morestill like it. This is one of the few movie theaters that isn't located inside a shopping center. I think is a great place to catch a movie, maybe even bring a date and then have dinner afterwards. There are many good options in the neighborhood. The theater is clean, the popcorn is OK, and the movies selection is good. The price is fine, nothing different from the other theaters in town. You can park your car at the mall's parking lot. Ops, did I say mall? The theater is located on a mall that does't look like a mall, so it's fine.. lol.

This theater is clean, comfortable and, while small, often has a decent variety of films. The open…read moreair mall/office building courtyard where the theater is located is pretty lame. Compared to the rest of the dinner spots in the area, the food there is terrible. Just a block away you have La Guapa and a new Gelateria just opened in the building facing the courtyard which looks way better than the food court one. In other words, if you want to make a full date night of it, park your car there and then walk out of there for dinner and come back to peruse Saraiva (the book store) before heading into the movie. The theater has online booking, and all seats are pre-assigned. They also have automated electronic ticket machines to the right of the main box office which usually have no lines, as another reviewer mentioned. Occasionally shows sell out, mostly on popular weekend nights for new releases, but in general it's not nearly as crowded as the big fancy mall cinemas like JK Iguatemi. The downside of this place is the price, but most people can "qualify" for one of the "meia" (half price) tickets - you just have to be a student, elderly, or willing to borrow an Itau card to flash upon entry. I have once been asked to show my Itau card, but they are not crazy strict about it. Also sometimes the more interesting films are only shown in the VIP rooms, which in general are pretty fun with their giant lounger chairs but again are pretty expensive at R$60 for full price.

This is a great museum if you're familiar with the artists who are being featured. There are tons…read moreof pictures, memorabilia, album covers and places to hear the music and watch videos. The exhibits are very well done but are mostly appreciated if you're familiar with the artists.

Open from 10am Tuesday through Sunday, São Paulo Museum of Image and Sound is an extremely…read moreaffordable R$6 stop with exhibits that change regularly. Well spaced and smartly curated the current offerings may be classic or contemporary while outdoor gardens also offer a variety of sculptures.

I've been to the restaurant for lunch. Very nice buffet and many delicious options. The area is…read morenice and neat. Love it and highly recommend it.