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Ibirapuera is one of the largest and most impressive parks in all of South America and it covers a total of 158 hectares in the heart of São Paulo. It’s the city’s green oasis and it offers a wide range of recreational and cultural activities, in addition to hosting events and trade shows.
Botanical Garden of São Paulo
If your idea of fun happens to be a visit to a botanical garden, you’ll be happy to hear that São Paulo has its own. Located in the Fontes do Ipiranga State Park, this botanical garden covers 164.45 hectares, offering everything from walking trails and greenhouses to a botanical museum exploring its many endangered species.
Villa-Lobos Park
The grounds of Villa-Lobos Park once served as a large landfill, but this space was transformed into a natural oasis after 37,000 trees were planted on its grounds. Villa-Lobos also offers playgrounds, bike paths, and soccer fields, in addition to being home to an amphitheater and numerous modern buildings.
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]]>This fascinating alleyway is nestled in the heart of São Paulo’s Vila Madalena neighborhood, and its name can literally be translated as Batman’s Alley. It didn’t get this name because it’s as scary as the streets of Gotham—Beco do Batman is actually one of the city’s most vibrant attractions and a lone Batman graffiti was the one that started it all.
This graffiti was painted all the way back in the ’80s, and Beco do Batman ended up transforming into an ever-evolving open-air gallery in the year to come, where different colors, patterns, and styles exist in perfect harmony.
Local and international artists painted countless murals and graffiti across the walls of Beco do Batman, and they’re showing no signs of stopping. New art is constantly popping up on the streets of this lively district, which perfectly captures the dynamic spirit of São Paulo, standing as a timeless testament to its diverse artistic heritage.
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Biblioteca Mário de Andrad became a cornerstone of Brazil’s cultural heritage over the course of the past century, and you shouldn’t miss it for the world during your visit. It houses an impressive collection of over 3.2 million items, ranging from rare books to maps and prints.
Livraria Cultura
If we had to choose São Paulo’s most popular bookstore chain, Livraria Cultura would definitely take the cake! You’ll find several charming bookstores scattered all around the city, but the Avenida Paulista branch is definitely its crowning jewel, thanks to its amazing location inside a renovated Cine Astor movie theater and the iconic wooden dragon sculpture.
Livraria da Vila
Livraria da Vila is another popular chain with modest roots that blossomed into a successful brand with approximately ten bookstores. Each one is a true delight for passionate book lovers, and they’ll impress you with their modern design and extensive collections.
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São Paulo’s most popular art museum is housed inside the iconic concrete and glass modern building, but the real magic starts when you step inside. This museum is often hailed for housing Latin America’s most important collections of renowned artists, and its European art collection is especially impressive.
São Paulo Museum of Modern Art
If you have a soft spot for contemporary art, make sure to check out this museum in Ibirapuera Park. In addition to featuring an impressive collection of over 4,000 works of art, this museum is also home to a sculpture garden, restaurant, and gift shop.
São Paulo Museum of Image and Sound
Art comes in many different shapes and forms, and this museum celebrates image and sound by displaying audio-visual works. It’s dedicated to celebrating new media that’s usually ignored by traditional museums, such as films, videos, photography, and works of graphic design.
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São Paulo’s largest and most imposing Catholic church started getting built in 1913 and it took decades before its doors were opened. The building itself was designed in the Gothic revival style, but its Renaissance-style dome stands out because it was meant to resemble the Cathedral of Florence.
Ipiranga Museum
Also known as Paulista Museum, this cultural institution was built at the turn of the 20th century, in the place where Brazilian independence was proclaimed. It’s one of the best examples of Eclectic architecture in São Paulo, and its design was inspired by the Palace of Versailles.
Turismo São Paulo | Brasil (@tursaopaulo)Municipal Market of São Paulo
Another great example of eclectic architecture, the city’s most popular market is housed in a mesmerizing historic building. If its classic columns, vaults, and façade don’t take your breath away, the beautiful stained glass decorations on its windows certainly will.
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This adorable semi-detached house in Vila Madalena offers dozens of different Brazilian coffees with explanations about each one including flavor profiles and provenance. You’ll get to pick your beans and preferred brewing method when selecting your cup of joe.
Café Floresta
This must-visit place has been in the same location for the last 40 years. The cafe is located in the Copan building, a 35-story apartment block designed by Oscar Niemeyer in the 1950s. The cafe hasn’t changed much since it was opened and the coffee is served in dark-brown ceramic cups.
King of the Fork
This cafe opened pretty recently and it quickly became one of the best in São Paulo. Located in Pinheiros, the cafe is inspired by the world of cycling with its name being a play on “King of the Mountain”, an award given in professional cycling road races.
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This retro bohemian district is filled with trendy restaurants and bars, but most people come here for one reason – street art. We wouldn’t judge you if you spent hours exploring its colorful streets, and admiring works of art its walls are covered with.
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Beco do Batman
This narrow alley is a part of Vila Madalena neighborhood, and its graffiti walls are one of São Paulo’s most Instagram-friendly spots. Make sure to check out Escadaria do Patapio while you’re there since it’s only a few minutes away and just as equally impressive.
@heyremly ・・・ 5 murales en BECO DO BATMAN 
¿Cuál es su favorito mi gente? Yo me enamoré de este increíble corazón, casi que lo siento palpitar 
es uno de los murales más hermosos que he visto. ::: 
El Beco do Batman o ‘Callejón de Batman’ queda en el barrio de Pinheiros en Vila Madalena. Es súper turístico y fue mi lugar favorito en São Paulo 
uno de los más famosos es el de Batman y Pelé (lo pueden ver en la 4ta foto) y nos encanto que incluso puedes ver la Batí Señal 
por ahí oculta entre los ladrillos. ::: 
para poder recorrer la zona tranquilos y tomar fotos lindas. Es una galería a cielo abierto 
maravilloso. ::: #RemlyMurals #BecodoBatman #SaoPaulo #WallTraveled #vilamadalena #vilamadalenaco
VILA MADALENA • SÃO PAULO Parque do Ibirapuera
Famous street artists Otávio and Gustavo Pandolfo aka OsGemeos got their start painting the streets of São Paulo. You can find their works on several locations, including the Cambuci neighborhood and Parque do Ibirapuera.
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