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About Sao Paulo:

São Paulo is more than the financial capital of Brazil, it is the largest city in the southern hemisphere. It is a giant urban amalgamation with more than 20 million inhabitants, if you consider the entire metropolitan area, which makes São Paulo a booming city full of culture and business.

The city has fantastic museums, like the Museum of the Portuguese Language, the Museum of Soccer, and the Museum of Art of São Paulo. Don’t forget to visit those. One of the main roads in the city, Avenida Paulista, is one of the postcard locations and it should always be on your itinerary, along with the Mercadão (Grand Market), where you can try the famous codfish pastels and bologna sandwiches. Spend an afternoon in Ibirapuera Park, and another walking through Historic Downtown. Visit the Liberdade neighborhood, wehre a large Japonese population is located, and spend a night to attend one of the dozens of theaters if you can.

São Paulo has huge commercial centers on streets like Brás and Rua 25 de Março. The people of Brazil come to take advantage of the popular prices to by clothes, toys, jewelry, and more. But the city also has places for the sophisticated shopper, like Rua Oscar Freire in the Gardens, and the recently opened Shopping JK Iguatemi in the Vila Olimpia. These places have shops where you can find international brands like Gucci, Dolce & Gabanna, Prada, Chanel, Louboutin, Louis Vuitton, Cartier, Armani, and others.

The city is also the restaurant capital of Brazil. In São Paulo, it’s possible to eat everything, from bar food to mongolian food. The restaurant D.O.M., owned by the acclaimed chef Alex Atala, has been listed as one of the top restaurants in the world for a few years. Another highlight in the restaurant scene are the excellent spots for pizza and pasta, which is a result of the Italian immigration during the 20th century.

Like in any other metropolis, there are some security precautions to take for those who visit. Some of these are to keep your bag or purse in front of you, don’t leave cameras or cellphones obviously exposed, and avoid poorly lit and deserted areas. During the night, grab taxis from a co-op, or call one by phone or through a smartphone app.

Driving around São Paulo is chaotic and difficult, so renting a car may not be the best option. It is hard to find open parking spots, and parking garages are expensive. It’s always possible to take trains and metros through the city, but the cars will often be full, especially during rush hour. Taxis can be found easily and taken to all the important spots, but can also get expensive.