On our first day in Brazil, we walked from our Airbnb to Auditorio do Ibirapuera. Located in…read moreIbirapuera Park, the auditorium stands out with its modern architecture and unique shape. It's a sight just in itself to marvel and it from the outside and take a picture or two. Unfortunately, there was a private event happening inside so we weren't able to check out how the auditorium looks inside. The auditorium hosts events, performances, and more.

Stage of concerts and free concerts. I recently attended the Heliopolis orchestra rehearsal and…read morePitty's warm-up. Acoustics excellent.

Caminhada Noturna

5.0

(2 reviews)

Correios

4.5

(2 reviews)

Thank you to them man I spoke to today. He helped me understand how the package is being shipped…read morefrom Brazil to me in the US. His English was good and he answered my questions.

Avenida Paulista

4.6

(85 reviews)

Paulista Avenue is the main avenue in all of Sao Paulo. However, I would not really compare to the…read moreChicago's Michigan Avenue or New York's Fifth Avenue. This avenue has more in common with Wall Street. It is mostly made of office buildings of financial and political orgnaizations. There is some shopping to be found here, but this is a place where you'll mainly see locals in business attire. It is still an impressive looking street with all of the skyscrapers that line it. And one place that really stands out architecturally and is worth a visit is the Sao Paulo Museum of Art. It is only 1.7 miles and I found it plesant to walk to the whole length to experience the sights and sounds of this huge city.

My heart beats more when I walk there. I love my city and this avenue is the symbol of paulistas…read more Go on Sunday have fun there. The Avenue is closed by cars. You will have music, museums, places for view, restaurants and a park Trianon. For sure you will have fun!

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