We chose the 5 hour private tour with Gil and the whole experience was fantastic! His knowledge of…read morethe city's history,culture and traditions was very educational and entertaining. We had researched many other tour companies and based on reviews and itinerary options decided to choose Gil and felt like we made the best decision. The tour itself is customizable so you can choose what you want to see although Gil certainly has suggestions. It made for a much more personalized experience and we would definitely recommend Gil as your future tour guide.

From the owner: A empresa é especializada em fazer tours privados por Sao Paulo e cidades adjacentes…read more Os tours são com guias que falam vários idiomas e podem ser feitos de carro, vans ou ônibus.

From the owner: O Bike Tour SP é um passeio gratuito de bicicleta formado por um grupo com 10 pessoas que vai…read morepedalando acompanhado por dois monitores e equipados com um sistema de áudio acoplado ao capacete - o Audiotour. Por meio do Audiotour, os participantes escutam informações e curiosidades sobre os pontos turísticos visitados, nos idiomas Português e Inglês. O percurso tem duração média de 1h15. Bicicletas, coletes e equipamentos de segurança são fornecidos pelo projeto.

I've got to admit, riding a bike in downtown SP is very rad but at the same time, uber scary for…read moreme, I was curious about how this tour would tour out since downtown SP can be real dangerous but yet, filled with history... Buuuuuut, this ended up awesome! I'd totally recommend this service to any tourist visiting SP, Renato (owner and guide) is very patient, and he explains SP's history either in Portuguese or English, plus his route is really awesome! Give it a swirl, you'll love it! Tour comes with guide, bicycle, and helmet!

From the owner: Conheça São Paulo de um jeito diferente: sobre duas rodas. Primeiro Projeto de Cicloturismo da…read morecidade de São Paulo. Descrição Pedale com o Urban Bike SP e conheça os principais pontos turísticos da maior cidade da América do Sul. Passeios monitorados, com guia bilíngue, por pontos históricos e bairros tradicionais de São Paulo. Datas e Horários: Terças e Quintas às 20h30, Domingos às 8h30 Ponto de Encontro: Rua Pamplona, 795 - próximo à estação de metrô Trianon-Masp (linha verde). Valores: R$ 30 para hóspedes dos Hostels conveniados, parceiros e ciclistas com bike própria R$ 45 para outros públicos (com empréstimo da bicicleta incluso no valor) *Pagamento em dinheiro O ciclotour tem duração média de 3 horas, com aproximadamente 6 paradas. Atendemos grupos fechados e personalizados. Consulte-nos! Reservas Pelo e_mail: urbanbikesp@outlook.com Instagram e Twitter: @urbanbikesp *Get to know São Paulo on two wheels Meeting Point: The Hostel Paulista - 795, Pamplona Street (near to

Shhh this park is secret, well almost. This park reminds me an American neighbourhood's park, about…read more7km all around, fenced jungle which is pretty neat and well maintained, water fountains, public restrooms, security within the park, and there are even some free classes you may want to attend: Lian Gong classes: M 7:00-8:00, T: 7:30-8, Q 7:00-8:00, Th: 7:30-8:00 Tai Chi Pai Lin: T, Th, & F: 7:00-7:30, W: 7:00-8:00 Jam Session: Every last Sunday of the month, 11:00-01:00 Besides all these activities, there are plenty of parking on the streets, great for running training or just to get rid of stress.

Parque Severo Gomes is a moderately-sized park in the Santo Amaro neighborhood of São Paulo. It…read morereminded me of a suburban neighborhood park in the US but with a little Amazonian jungle flair. The park is surrounded on all sides by homes and neighborhood streets, and there are several entrances that pedestrians can use to access the park. There are three major sections in the park. The first is a larger open field that can be used for lounging and picnics. When my friend and I stopped by we saw a lot of dogs in this area running around and playing with their owners and other dogs. The second section is on the opposite side of the open field and has children's play equipment and a park information area. The third section, between the play equipment and open field, has a nature walk that makes you feel like you're in a forest! Lots of different plants and trees, and there are signs pointing out the different species. There is also a small stream running through the park and its very pretty when you stop and remember that you're in the middle of the largest city in South America! Near the park entrance at the play equipment as my friend and I were about to leave, we noticed a small group of people around a few trees and holding their arms out as if calling something. As curious tourists, we went to see what was going on...and to our surprise, we saw a tiny group of sagui monkeys amongst the branches! This was by far our favorite part of visiting Parque Severo Gomes, and we stayed to watch the monkeys jump through the trees even after the other people had left. It was amazing to see that the monkeys were just hanging out in a public park, since we definitely don't get monkeys that freely in Hawaii or on the mainland! TL;DR - suburban park, lots of different landscapes, and keep your eyes open for monkey sightings!