• Paulista Avenue - Begin the tour with a stroll along the captivating Paulista Avenue. This location is sure to impress not only with its visual appeal but also with its rich history. While it may seem ordinary to some, an expert tour guide can reveal its fascinating stories.
• Praca da Liberdade - The next stop is at the Liberdade subway station, known as the Japanese area, where the Art, Craft, and Culture Fair takes place every Sunday. In Liberdade, visitors can sample traditional Japanese and other Eastern delicacies, engage with exhibitors and vendors, and learn about their cultures. South Korean Melona ice cream is a must-try dessert.

The neighborhood’s commerce is quite unique, featuring makeup shops, gift stores, decorations, and food markets. Exploring a local market is an adventure with various foods, mints, and chips that visitors will enjoy tasting.

The neighborhood’s lighting poles attract attention with their beautiful Japanese-style lamps, adding character to the region.

• Catedral da Se de Sao Paulo - From Liberdade, explore some of the city’s most historic sites, such as the Sé Cathedral, Pátio do Colégio, Tea Viaduct, Matarazzo Building, and the Municipal Theater, concluding at Republic Square to admire some of São Paulo’s striking architectural symbols. Then, head to the subway station to catch the train to Luz Station.
• Estacao da Luz - Over the past century, this station has served as a gateway for millions of immigrants who arrived in Brazil at the port of Santos and traveled by train. The influx of immigrants transformed the once small town of São Paulo into a significant metropolis throughout the 20th century.

• Subway / Metro tickets
• Licensed bilingual private tour guide

• Meals and drinks.
• Attractions entrance fees, although the tour is not aimed to get into sights that charge admission
• Tips. (optional)

Embark on a distinctive tour that involves navigating the subway system to discover the most iconic landmarks in São Paulo and attain a comprehensive understanding of the city.

Experience stunning public areas, architectural marvels and historical sites that offer a glimpse into São Paulo’s varied landmarks ranging from the ancient to the modern and post-modern.

At Paulista, meander through the avenue appreciating the contemporary design of its towering skyscrapers.

Next, board the subway to the Liberdade district and absorb information about the biggest Japanese community outside Japan. Explore its markets, retail spaces, and the distinctly oriental ornamentation. Subsequently, keep traveling via the subway to São Paulo’s historic core.

Explore the Cathedral and other noteworthy spots like Pátio do Colégio, Viaduto do Chá and the Municipal Theatre before hopping back onto the subway towards Luz station.

Following an enlightening journey into São Paulo’s immigration history, with the train station acting as the gateway, make a return trip to Paulista avenue to conclude the tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.