My travel guide to Sao Paulo

Sao Paulo is a city located in the Southeast region of Brazil, on a plateau beyond the
Serra do Mar, about 70 km off the coast of Brazil in the Atlantic Ocean.
It is important to note that Sao Paulo is a very large and economically important city in
Brazil. It is the most populous city in the country and one of the most populous cities in
the world

01 What to do?
Explore Ibirapuera Park: Ibirapuera Park is a green oasis in the
middle of the city, with lakes, gardens, walking and running trails,
and several museums. It's a popular spot for picnicking, biking, or
just relaxing

02 Travel Tips
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03 Superstitions
Flip flops upside down: Leaving your flip-flops upside
down is considered an omen of bad luck and is
believed to bring the death of a loved one

St. George's Sword Plant: The Dracaena trifasciata

plant, also known as St. George's Sword, is believed to
ward off bad energies and bring success in life.

04 When to go?
Visit the Sao Paulo Museum of Art (MASP): The
MASP is one of the most important museums in
Brazil and has an impressive collection of European
and Brazilian art. It is also famous for its modern
architecture and its location on Avenida Paulista

05 Where to stay?
Paulista Avenue: This is the most iconic street in Sao Paulo and its
surroundings. It is a good choice for both accommodation and
activities. There are a lot of hotels, restaurants, shops and museums
in this area

06 What to eat?
Brazilian cuisine is diverse and delicious. Don’t
miss the opportunity to try traditional dishes such
as feijoada (a black bean stew), churrasco
(barbecue), and coxinha (a deep-fried snack filled
with chicken).

07 What to drink?
Brazilian cuisine is very varied and rich in flavors. As for drinks,
Brazil is known for its caipirinha, an alcoholic beverage made with
cachaça, sugar and lemon, originally from São Paulo 1. Also popular
is coconut water, a refreshing and nutritious drink that can be found
in many places in Brazil.

08 Transportation
Sao Paulo has an extensive public
transportation system, including buses and a
subway network. Consider using public
transportation to get around the city, as
traffic can be heavy at times.

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09 Language
The official language of Brazil is Portuguese. While many people in
Sao Paulo speak English, it’s always helpful to learn a few basic
phrases in Portuguese to communicate with locals.

10 Currency
The currency used in Brazil is the Brazilian Real (BRL).
It’s a good idea to have some local currency on hand for
small purchases, as not all places accept credit cards.

11 Tipping
Tipping customs can vary from country to country. In Brazil, tipping is
generally expected for good service in restaurants, bars, and cafes,
especially in touristy or business areas. Tips are also appreciated in
hotels, serviced apartments, spas, salons, and other places where staff
may not be as well rewarded. As a general rule, it's customary to tip
around 10% of the bill