Visitors to Sao Paulo get all the benefits of a classy, cosmopolitan city…

Sao Paulo overcomes your senses with its sheer size. The third largest city in South America, Sao Paulo is often compared to New York in America. This city is located in the South East of Brazil, and is the capital as well as the richest city in Brazil.

Apart from its significant ethnic minority communities, including substantial Italian, Japanese, Christian, Lebanese and Arab neighbourhoods, Sao Paulo is also known for the sheer size of its helicopter fleet, unreliable weather and the multitude and architecture of skyscrapers. The language spoken by majority of the population is Portuguese.

One of the largest coffee exporters in the world, Sao Paulo’s biggest drawback is its traffic. Visitors to Sao Paulo get all the benefits of a classy, cosmopolitan city - they can shop at boutiques that even New York does not have, eat at the finest restaurants in Brazil, check out top name Brazilian bands at any night of the week, browse high end galleries and take advantage of one of Brazil’s most dynamic night life scenes to party until the wee hours.

When to travel to Sao Paulo

Few of the coastal zones of Sao Paulo are climatically similar to Rio’s ones. Sao Paulo has many days with good weather and agreeable temperatures, but also that the summers may be very sticky and the winters can have extremely cold days. The best time to visit this city and the surrounding areas are during the intermediate months.