An experience in the Historic Center of São Paulo

The best way to get to know a city is by walking around it. And São Paulo is a one-way street!

And so that you don't waste time wandering aimlessly, I want to take you on an incredible tour to discover THE HISTORIC CENTER OF SÃO PAULO.

We will do a Walking Tour and I will show you São Paulo in a way you have never seen before. The Historic Center of São Paulo, known as "The Triangle", hides incredible places and beautiful architecture. You will be amazed!!

Some places we will pass through:

We will start our tour at the Monastery of São Bento and I will tell you the story of this beautiful Basilica in Boirão style.

We will continue to Pátio do Colégio, where everything begins in the city of São Paulo. We will learn about the history and curiosities of this place that is an oasis in the middle of the bustling city. Here we will visit the Capela de Anchieta.

We will visit the Solar Da Marquesa De Santos, and the city's number 1 house, which today hosts art and culture exhibitions.

We will visit the Cathedral of São Paulo, the largest Gothic temple in Latin America, where the largest pipe organ is located and where several events that marked an era took place. If we are very lucky, we will visit the Cathedral Crypt, which is a spectacular place with a Guided Tour. (Tickets not included)

The 1st bakery in São Paulo is Santa Tereza and there we will try the famous coxa creme, the best coxinha in the city.

In Largo de São Francisco we will visit the Church of São Francisco de Assis and the Church of Pai Seráfico, which are two incredible churches made of rammed earth that hold rich history and sacred art. In this same place you will visit the first law school in São Paulo and a curiosity that is here on the grounds of the school.

We will pass by the most famous building for its history, the Martinelli Building, and I will tell you everything about this construction that caused a lot of confusion and was marked by a past of terror and decadence.

We end our Tour in front of the Santander Lighthouse.