From the top of the building, you have an awesome view of São Paulo city. Besides that, you can have lunch/dinner at the restaurant. We can say it is a touristic program but it should be done at least
Nice place to get in touch with the "oriental" side of São Paulo
Check out the architecture of this beautiful theatre. Sambarock on sundays at 19pm!
Its one of five major temples neogotics of the world. Work began in 1913 and the inauguration was only in 1923. See the schedules for guided tour and masses at www.catedraldase.org.br
Every Sunday morning there is an antique fair underneath the museum. Check it out!
Take a run around the lake, have a picnic or tan on the grass. Check out Bienal, where events like Sao Paulo Fashion Week, concerts and major art and literary expos are held.
ATTRACTIONS #7 This Jesuit church and school is where the city was founded back in 1554. Its sober architecture is typical of the Brazilian mannerist of the colonial times.
ARCHITECTURE #7 For any foreigner, this walkway will be one of the most typical landscapes of the city. A favorite photo spot, its setting over Anhangabau (and its transit) will take your breath away
Best view of Sao Paulo. Bring your id with you. There are stairs to climb so bring comfortable shoes
