Municipal Theatre of São Paulo

Municipal Theatre of São Paulo: Our most recommended tours and activities

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  1. São Paulo: Best Kept Secrets Small Group Walking Tour

  Meet your group at the meeting point, and begin your 3-hour tour inside São Paulo Cathedral, an impressive Neo-Gothic temple that can take up to 5,000 people at the same time. Then, see the famous Ground Zero, the geographical center of the city with a lot of curious stories about it. Wander through alleys and narrow streets with a lot of different architecture styles. From classical to modernist, from colonial to art-deco. Dive into the countless gallerias full of old-fashioned shops and even thematic shops, such as the worldwide famous Rock N' Roll Galeria in the heart of São Paulo. Finally, be mesmerized by the amazing 360-degree view from the most iconic building in Brazil, the great Copan designed by Oscar Niemeyer.

  I love traveling and seeing what each city offers and this walking tour took me to a place that wasn't pretty, but was very real- the homeless population. This was my first stop and the rest of the tour doesn't provide such a shot to the gut, but I'm glad I saw this side of life just outside the Cathedral where two very different worlds are next to each other. My guide, Andre, was exceptional. He is extremely knowledgeable about Sao Paulo, its history and its newness, the architecture of the past and the modern. He was patient as I asked so many questions and his answers were thorough. Getting to know Old Sao Paulo was an amazing experience! I highly recommend this tour with Andre. It will be time well spent.

  Reviewed by Kristi, 7/7/2021
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  2. São Paulo: 5-Hour Private City Highlights Tour

  Get the best of São Paulo on this 5-hour guided city tour. Travel to the most impressive spots in the city, like the Japanese Neighborhood and the Municipal Market. Explore São Paulo's most influential historical periods and visit lesser-known gems along the way with your local guide. Start your guided adventure at the old center and explore São Paulo's vibrant Japanese neighborhood. Continue to Bairro da Luz and see an English train station built in 1901. As you stroll, your local guide will tell you the interesting facts and stories behind every turn. Step into the Pinacoteca, one of the most important Brazilian art museums, and admire the works of the Brazilian masters. Next, arrive at the famous Municipal Market. Here, take in the aromas from the colorful food stalls and try some authentic Brazilian cuisine. Stop at the best viewing points throughout the city to capture one-of-a-k...