The headquarters of many financial and cultural institutions are located on Paulista Avenue. As a symbol of the center of economic and political power of São Paulo it has been the focal point of numerous political protests beginning in 1929 and continuing into the 21st century

One of the most important museums of modern and contemporary art in Latin America, the Museum of Contemporary Art of the Universidade de São Paulo (MAC-USP) was created in 1963 - walking distance to Ibirapuera Park.

This little alleyway holds a staggering amount of ever-changing pieces of graffiti, for a start; but it’s also a visual representation of what graffiti itself stands for.

The stadium is owned by the Municipal Prefecture of São Paulo and hosts the Footblall museum.

In 1913, was the construction of the Cathedral as it is today, made by the German Maximilian Emil Hehl, a professor of architecture at the Polytechnic School. The temple was inaugurated on January 25, 1954, in commemoration of the 4th centenary of the city of São Paulo, still without the two main towers

When it comes to luxury is inevitable quote Oscar Freire Street, located in the charming neighborhood of Jardins, and voted the eighth most luxurious street in the world, since it is home to the most famous national and international brands.

The Mercadão – also known as the Mercado Municipal – is a sprawling food market, and is one of the top tourist spots in Sao Paulo. Opened in the 1930s, it's well-known for its ornate architecture and gorgeous stained-glass windows.