

by Vida E Energia Turismo
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$135.30The tour begins in the neighborhood known for its urban art, starting with a stop at Batman Alley to view its colorful graffiti murals. The group then heads to Paroquia Nossa Senhora do Brasil to visit this notable church often used for high-profile weddings. Next, the tour continues along Paulista Avenue, the city’s financial district, where the guide points out shopping centers, parks, museums, and important buildings while sharing historical details. Visitors then stop at Casa das Rosas, the last preserved mansion on Paulista Avenue from the early 20th century, now hosting poetry exhibitions. The tour pauses briefly in front of Ibirapuera Park for photos and information about nearby monuments and neighborhoods. After this, the group visits the rooftop viewpoint of the Museum of Contemporary Art to see a panoramic view of the city and Ibirapuera Park. The tour proceeds to Liberdade, São Paulo’s Japantown, where the guide explains Japanese immigration history and points out local landmarks, restaurants, souvenir shops, and a craft fair. A panoramic drive through the historic city center follows, passing the Metropolitan Cathedral, Sé Square, Pateo do Collegio (the city’s founding site), and various historic buildings. Next is a visit to the Mosteiro de São Bento, where the guide discusses the church’s history and Gregorian chant celebrations. The tour then continues to the Theatro Municipal de São Paulo, with explanations about the theater and surrounding historical structures. The final stop is Estacao da Luz, the city’s first train station built with materials from London and Glasgow. The guide describes the key figures behind São Paulo’s railway development. The tour ends here with transport back to the hotels. This half-day bus tour lasts about 4 to 5 hours and includes a bilingual guide, transport insurance, all fees, taxes, and air-conditioned transport. Lunch and tickets for optional attractions are not included.
Batman Alley
The tour starts in one of São Paulo’s traditional neighborhoods with a 30-minute stop at Batman Alley. This area is known for its extensive and colorful graffiti murals representing urban art in the city.
30 min
Paroquia Nossa Senhora do Brasil
The group visits the Nossa Senhora do Brasil church for about 15 minutes. This church is famous for hosting weddings of celebrities and São Paulo’s high society.
15 min
Paulista Avenue
The tour passes through Paulista Avenue, the city’s financial center. The guide explains the avenue’s history, points out shopping malls, parks, museums, attractions, and important buildings along the route.
Casa Das Rosas
There is a 15-minute visit to Casa das Rosas, the last preserved mansion from the early 20th century on Paulista Avenue. The guide describes the house’s history and its role in São Paulo’s social development, as well as the current poetry exhibitions.
15 min
Parque Ibirapuera
A brief 10-minute stop occurs in front of Ibirapuera Park for photos. The guide explains the significance of nearby monuments like the Bandeiras and Obelisk and points out the surrounding neighborhoods.
10 min
Museum of Contemporary Art
Visitors spend about 20 minutes at the rooftop viewpoint of the Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC), which offers a wide view of São Paulo city and Ibirapuera Park.
20 min
Liberdade
The tour continues to Liberdade, the city’s Japantown. The guide discusses Japanese immigration, local celebrations, historical landmarks, oriental restaurants, souvenir shops, and the craft fair.
Pateo do Collegio
The tour drives through São Paulo’s historic center, passing by the Metropolitan Cathedral, Sé Square, and Pateo do Collegio, the city’s founding site, along with multiple historical buildings.
Mosteiro De Sao Bento
The guide shows the São Bento Church and Monastery, explaining its history and the timing of Gregorian chant celebrations.
Theatro Municipal De Sao Paulo
The tour includes views of the Municipal Theater with explanations about the building and other important historical sites nearby.
Estacao da Luz
The final stop is the city’s first train station, Estacao da Luz, known as the São Paulo British Station due to its structure built in London and Glasgow. The guide describes the key figures responsible for São Paulo’s train development. The tour ends here before returning to hotels.
10 min
Pick-up time: 09:00am (you must arrive 5 minutes early) Please wait for the group in front of Nossa Senhora do Brasil Church on the right time informed. The tour guide will not wait for the late travellers.
End point
Pick-up time: 09:00am (you must arrive 5 minutes early) Please wait for the group in front of Nossa Senhora do Brasil Church on the right time informed. The tour guide will not wait for the late travellers.


by Vida E Energia Turismo
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$135.30The tour begins in the neighborhood known for its urban art, starting with a stop at Batman Alley to view its colorful graffiti murals. The group then heads to Paroquia Nossa Senhora do Brasil to visit this notable church often used for high-profile weddings. Next, the tour continues along Paulista Avenue, the city’s financial district, where the guide points out shopping centers, parks, museums, and important buildings while sharing historical details. Visitors then stop at Casa das Rosas, the last preserved mansion on Paulista Avenue from the early 20th century, now hosting poetry exhibitions. The tour pauses briefly in front of Ibirapuera Park for photos and information about nearby monuments and neighborhoods. After this, the group visits the rooftop viewpoint of the Museum of Contemporary Art to see a panoramic view of the city and Ibirapuera Park. The tour proceeds to Liberdade, São Paulo’s Japantown, where the guide explains Japanese immigration history and points out local landmarks, restaurants, souvenir shops, and a craft fair. A panoramic drive through the historic city center follows, passing the Metropolitan Cathedral, Sé Square, Pateo do Collegio (the city’s founding site), and various historic buildings. Next is a visit to the Mosteiro de São Bento, where the guide discusses the church’s history and Gregorian chant celebrations. The tour then continues to the Theatro Municipal de São Paulo, with explanations about the theater and surrounding historical structures. The final stop is Estacao da Luz, the city’s first train station built with materials from London and Glasgow. The guide describes the key figures behind São Paulo’s railway development. The tour ends here with transport back to the hotels. This half-day bus tour lasts about 4 to 5 hours and includes a bilingual guide, transport insurance, all fees, taxes, and air-conditioned transport. Lunch and tickets for optional attractions are not included.
Batman Alley
The tour starts in one of São Paulo’s traditional neighborhoods with a 30-minute stop at Batman Alley. This area is known for its extensive and colorful graffiti murals representing urban art in the city.
30 min
Paroquia Nossa Senhora do Brasil
The group visits the Nossa Senhora do Brasil church for about 15 minutes. This church is famous for hosting weddings of celebrities and São Paulo’s high society.
15 min
Paulista Avenue
The tour passes through Paulista Avenue, the city’s financial center. The guide explains the avenue’s history, points out shopping malls, parks, museums, attractions, and important buildings along the route.
Casa Das Rosas
There is a 15-minute visit to Casa das Rosas, the last preserved mansion from the early 20th century on Paulista Avenue. The guide describes the house’s history and its role in São Paulo’s social development, as well as the current poetry exhibitions.
15 min
Parque Ibirapuera
A brief 10-minute stop occurs in front of Ibirapuera Park for photos. The guide explains the significance of nearby monuments like the Bandeiras and Obelisk and points out the surrounding neighborhoods.
10 min
Museum of Contemporary Art
Visitors spend about 20 minutes at the rooftop viewpoint of the Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC), which offers a wide view of São Paulo city and Ibirapuera Park.
20 min
Liberdade
The tour continues to Liberdade, the city’s Japantown. The guide discusses Japanese immigration, local celebrations, historical landmarks, oriental restaurants, souvenir shops, and the craft fair.
Pateo do Collegio
The tour drives through São Paulo’s historic center, passing by the Metropolitan Cathedral, Sé Square, and Pateo do Collegio, the city’s founding site, along with multiple historical buildings.
Mosteiro De Sao Bento
The guide shows the São Bento Church and Monastery, explaining its history and the timing of Gregorian chant celebrations.
Theatro Municipal De Sao Paulo
The tour includes views of the Municipal Theater with explanations about the building and other important historical sites nearby.
Estacao da Luz
The final stop is the city’s first train station, Estacao da Luz, known as the São Paulo British Station due to its structure built in London and Glasgow. The guide describes the key figures responsible for São Paulo’s train development. The tour ends here before returning to hotels.
10 min
Pick-up time: 09:00am (you must arrive 5 minutes early) Please wait for the group in front of Nossa Senhora do Brasil Church on the right time informed. The tour guide will not wait for the late travellers.
End point
Pick-up time: 09:00am (you must arrive 5 minutes early) Please wait for the group in front of Nossa Senhora do Brasil Church on the right time informed. The tour guide will not wait for the late travellers.