Best places: Historical landmarks in Sao Paulo, Brazil

👍👍 Really cool, unique place for awesome parties. There are a number of different rooms and passageways around the old factory. If you have a chance to go to a party here, I highly recommend it. Lots of great photo opps as well.

👍👍 The colonial café at Palácio do Horto is very diverse and delicious. Variety of bread, cakes, delicacies, coffee on the wood stove. The ground floor is the best place, as the buffet is there and if you stay on the top floor you will have to thicken your legs (like us). So arrive early.

👍👍 It's a beautiful place to rest and great for training stilts, in fact people meet on the steps to train boxing, rehearse carnival blocks, or simply chat. I teach stilt classes at this place and it's always satisfactory.

👍👍 It is a covered place within Iberapuera Park where people also enjoy physical activities such as martial arts and yoga. The place is next to Burle Marx square and the Manequinho Lopes nursery, at the end of the Serraria there is a beautiful field of flowers, a great place to take beautiful photograp...

👍👍 One of the most beautiful stations in São Paulo. There are trains that take you anywhere through transfers. Be careful not to get lost and also with your wallet and cell phone, as there is a lot of pushing and shoving during peak hours (6am to 8am and 5:30pm to 7:30pm).

👍 I like visiting tourist attractions, knowing the past, it helps to understand the present.

👍👍 Ibirapuera Obelisk is a must-see when visiting São Paulo. Visiting it is like taking a stroll through the history of the struggles of the people of São Paulo in defense of democracy. Its grandeur impresses, its beauty brings joy and its architecture inspires.

😠 I studied at a "school" that was inside this property in the late 90s. I was just a teenager who my parents encouraged to study and learn. Because today I see the ABUSE that I went through in this den, a pit of depraved and abusive people. Yes, I was a victim of the school that placed itself inside...

👍 Located between Barão de Jaguara and Tomás Alves streets, this monument brings to Campinas a rich tribute to the great Maestro Carlos Gomes, who greatly enriched the city's culture with his compositions. Worth knowing!

👍👍 Very charming street, full of good restaurants. It's worth taking a look. At the end of this first block there is the Jewish museum

👍👍 Uma vista ampla do Taboão... A noite ele é iluminado...É um dos cartões postais do Taboão da Serra! Espero que sempre se mantenha conservado para que todos possam tirar belas fotos tanto de dia quanto a noite!!!

👍👍 Tribute to Italian aviators Francesco De Pinedo and Carlo Del Prete. With the blessing of Uncle Benito Mussolini. With the trend of setting fire to monuments, you have to be very vigilant. We know that "Uncle" Benito was a fascist, hence the importance of informing other generations about these hist...

Hexagonal monument in front of a cathedral, indicating the city's zero milestone & erected in 1934.

👍 Maravilhoso, porém morto, prejudicado por uma fundação que exclui a participação do povo (verdadeiros donos) do parque, lamento, os equivocos e previlegio cedido, pelo nosso governo, sugiro a reparação para não excluir o povo em atual desenvolvimento humano, se privar de um instrumento de aprendizad...

👍👍 Beautiful, important, necessary work! With the hustle and bustle of São Paulo's frenetic life, contemplating the art displayed in the city's squares is a privilege. This work is very significant for Largo do Paissandu. I just feel sorry that there is often vandalism that prevents the work from being...

😐 The name refers to decades ago, before the major renovation that the avenue underwent, softening the curve. Accidents were common, hence the name. Today accidents are uncommon, a current problem is the constant theft of wires that leave the traffic lights inoperative, but even today it looks good, i...

👍👍 Um lugar muito especial, maravilhoso no caminho do mar, Serra... 🐒🦋⭐🦎🐥🐉🐢🦢🕊️🕷️🪲🐜

👍 Praça João Mendes is a landmark in the city of São Paulo. With the imposing Forum building and the back of the Sé Cathedral, ground zero of the city.