At 12:00, the tour guide will pick you up and take you on a pleasant journey in Brazil. We will first visit São Paulo, Brazil's political, economic, cultural, tourism and transportation center. Following, we will then visit Phoenix Park where the Presidential Palace of Ireland is located along with Trinity College, which is one of the three oldest English-speaking colleges of the same reputation as Oxford and Cambridge. Itinerary: Liberdade (120 mins, Lunch time included) → Ibirapuera Park (30 mins) → Monument to the Bandeiras (10 mins) → Monument to Dharma Protector Heroes碑 (10 mins) → Parque da Independência&Monument to the Independence of Brazil (30 mins) → Catedral Metropolitana de São Paulo (30 mins) → Avenida Paulista (Car view, 10 mins) → Museu de Arte de São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand - MASP (Outside visit, 10 mins)

Liberdade (120 mins, Lunch time included)

Ibirapuera Park Ibirapuera Park was inaugurated in 1954 to celebrate the 400th anniversary of São Paulo, and today is the most well-known park in town with over 14M visits per year. Ibirapuera Parks offers several cultural attractions and areas for fitness, bicycle path, thirteen courts and playgrounds. Due to its dimension, attractions and number of visitor, it is often comparable by foreigners to Ueno Park in Tokyo, Stanley Park in Vancouver, Hyde Park in London or Central Park in New York City.

Monument to the Bandeiras(10mins)&Monument to Dharma Protector Heroes (10mins) Monument to the Bandeiras at Ibirapuera Park is one of the granite statues in the world and one of the most visited tourist landmarks in Sao Paulo. The monument depicts an expedition, led by two horsemen, followed by a group of people of different ethnic backgrounds (Indians, Africans, Mestizos, and Portuguese), pulling a canoe that they used for traveling by river. The monument was presented to the city of Sao Paulo on its 399th anniversary. Special Notes: 1. In case of traffic jam or traffic control, Monument to the Bandeiras and Monument to Dharma Protector Heroes will be changed to a car view.

Parque da Independência&Monument to the Independence of Brazil (30 mins) Parque da Independência Parque da Independência is more than a neighborhood park and is one of the important landmarks of the city. This vast stretch of greenery is home to various tourist attractions like Monument to the Independence of Brazil and Casa do Grito. Apart from that, there are well-maintained French gardens that make a lovely sight. Also, Parque da Independência is home to many different species of birds. Monument to the Independence of Brazil The Monument to the Independence of Brazil, also known as the Ipiranga Monument or the Altar of the Fatherland, is one of the best-known landmarks in São Paulo. Situated where Dom Pedro I declared Brazil's independence in 1822, this sculpture was jointly designed by Ettore Ximens and Manfredo Manfredi to celebrate the first centenary of Brazil.

Catedral Metropolitana de São Paulo The Catedral Metropolitana de São Paulo, or Catedral da Sé, is flanked by gigantic towers on either side. The majestic dome is inspired by the Cathedral of Florence's Renaissance minaret. The interiors boast intricate marble sculptures, stained glass panels and breathtaking architecture that's true to the Neo-Gothic school of design. The crypt houses tombs of archdiocese luminaries and the organ is one of the largest on the continent.

Avenida Paulista (Car view, 10 mins) Avenida Paulista is the most popular avenue of the city and concentrates all that is best in São Paulo. It is possible to visit museums and cultural centers, check book launchings and go shopping: all in one place! At the same time, Avenida Paulista allows contact with nature: the Trianon Park and Park Mario Covas. For those who prefer to immerse themselves in culture, it is worth visiting the Museum of Modern Art Assis Chateaubriand – MASP. Its permanent collection has several significant works of Western art of the Latin countries, not to mention the traveling exhibitions of various artists in the world.

Museu de Arte de São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand - MASP (Outside visit, 10 mins) Located in the heart of the city, Paulista Avenue, the MASP is one of the most important museums in the Southern Hemisphere and one of the main postcards of the city. It is on the list of the ten most visited tourist attractions of São Paulo, with a collection of about eight thousand pieces. Another point that attracts visitors is the architecture. In construction, it is unique in the world with the main body resting on four side pillars, forming a span of 74 meters long. The MASP was listed by Condephaat and in 2003 by IPHAN – Institute of Historic and Artistic Heritage.