• Sambodromo Anhembi - Designed by Oscar Niemeyer, the Sambódromo do Anhembi has been a vibrant venue for carnival parades since 1991. Spanning 100,000 m², it features ten bleachers, a track, boxes, dressing rooms, and two concert arenas. It also hosts sporting events and a vintage car fair. Since 2010, it has welcomed the Formula Indy.
• Estádio do Canindé - Portuguesa - Known as “Madeira Island,” the historic Canindé football stadium is situated in São Paulo along the Tietê River. Owned by the Portuguese Sports Association, it is a social and multi-sport club connected to the Portuguese community in São Paulo.
• Temple of Solomon - Constructed by the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God, the Temple of Solomon is a replica of the ancient biblical temple in Jerusalem. With a capacity for over ten thousand people, it stands as tall as an 18-story building, following biblical guidelines.
• Municipal Market of Sao Paulo - This market is a renowned tourist attraction in São Paulo, offering a wide array of products such as fruits, nuts, wines, cheeses, beers, and food. It provides a glimpse into the essence of Brazil.
• Estacao da Luz - Luz Station, Luz Park, and the State Art Museum are prominent historical landmarks in São Paulo.
• Matarazzo Building City Hall Of Sao Paulo - Opened in 1939 to house one of Brazil’s largest industrial conglomerates, Matarazzo Industries, the building was designed by Marcello Piacentini, the favored architect of Italian dictator Benito Mussolini. Today, it serves as São Paulo’s City Hall. Atop the building, a lush garden offers a botanical oasis amidst the urban landscape.
• Copan Building - Iconic structures like the Italian Terrace, Copan, and Eiffel are noteworthy.
• Theatro Municipal De Sao Paulo - A symbol of São Paulo, the Municipal Theater is a significant historical site, having hosted numerous cultural events, including the 1922 Week of Modern Art.
• Catedral da Se de Sao Paulo - One of the world’s five largest Neo-Gothic cathedrals, located at São Paulo’s zero milestone, Sé Square.
• Altino Arantes Building - Among São Paulo’s tallest buildings, it features an observation deck offering a breathtaking 360º view of the city.
• Viaduto do Chá - A São Paulo landmark, the Tea Viaduct was the city’s first. Its name derives from the nearby tea plantation. The area also includes other historical sites like the Sampaio Moreira building and Shopping Light.
• Vale do Anhangabau - A historic venue for cultural and political gatherings, notably the “VOTING NOW” (diretas já) movement advocating for direct elections during the military regime.
• Pacaembu Stadium - Explore the historic Pacaembu football stadium, once considered South America’s most modern and a key venue for the 1950 World Cup. It also houses the Football Museum beneath its bleachers.
• Paulista Avenue - More than just an avenue, Paulista is integral to Brazilian history, hosting work, study, entertainment, demonstrations, leisure, theaters, shopping, historic palaces, marathons, parades, and celebrations, attracting millions year-round.
• Parque Do Ibirapuera - Named the world’s best park by “The Guardian,” Ibirapuera Park is a must-visit for its enchanting lake and fountain. It also boasts three notable art museums: MAC, MAM, and the Afro-Brazil Museum, contributing to its acclaim.
• Museu do Ipiranga - Near the Ipiranga stream, where Dom Pedro I declared Brazil’s independence from Portugal in 1822, the museum stands. The area includes Independence Park, featuring grand French-style gardens inspired by Versailles.
• Allianz Parque - The official stadium of Palmeiras football club, Allianz Parque is a modern marvel, hosting numerous events and concerts, making it a new tourist attraction in the city.

• Live commentary by the commander.
• Passenger insurance included.
• Hotel and airport pick-up/drop-off.
• Private helicopter tour in São Paulo (20 or 30 mins).
• Transport in fully-equipped vehicles.
• Heliport landing and facility fees covered.
• All-inclusive pricing with VAT, taxes, tolls, and more.

• Tips. (optional).

Experience an entirely unique perspective of São Paulo on a private helicopter tour that offers panoramic views of the city.

You will be picked up from your hotel and transported to Campo de Marte Airport, located in the city’s Northern area, where your helicopter awaits. After a safety orientation, you’ll get a quick lesson about the helicopter and instructions on boarding and disembarking from the commander.

Upon take-off, gaze upon São Paulo from the skies as you get to view some of the city’s most popular landmarks. The pilot will narrate your skyward journey, which covers over 10 districts and more than 20 tourist spots such as Samba Venue, Catedral da Sé, Luz Station, Municipal Market, Paulista Ave, Ipiranga Museum, Ibirapuera Park, Stadiums, and many more.

Our aerial tours are exclusively tailored for you and cater for 1 to 5 individuals, lasting between 20 and 30 minutes. Depending on your group size, you will fly either in a state-of-the-art Robinson R22 BETA II, R44 Raven II, or AS350 Esquilo helicopter.

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