+ Pizza

I bet you have never had a pizza as in São Paulo.

http://www.benditahora.com.br/

+ Estação da Luz

The Estação da Luz, is a train station located in the neighborhood of the Luz in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Integrating the transport network on track Paulista Company of Metropolitan Trains and Subways of São Paulo, one of the most important nodes, because it will pass or different train lines and subway. The station also houses the Museum of the Portuguese language.

www.estacaodaluz.org.br

+ Mercadão

One of the most impressive post-cards of Sao Paulo is the portrait of the great season of the Metropolis Cafe. The Municipal Market Paulistano, known as Mercadâo, was taken as the city began to be known. Designed at the beginning of the twentieth century, 1924, by architect Francisco Ramos de Azevedo, the Mercadão replaced the old street market on March 25 .

http://www.mercadomunicipal.com.br/

+ Samba

The samba is a musical genre and a type of dance of African roots emerged in Brazil and is considered the national pace for excellence. Considered one of the main cultural events popular Brazilian, samba became a symbol of national identity.

www.viladosamba.com.br

+ Forró

Since it was inaugurated, O canto da Ema does justice to the name, giving a select audience and faithful always the best rate is within the bands, where you can listen to more traditional forró, with music from: Luiz Gonzaga, João Valley, Jackson do Pandeiro, Dominguinhos, Trio Nordestino, Elba Ramalho and others, whether in concerts with live bands and trios that suggest a mixture between the new and traditional. The new and modern is presented on Sunday in a special reading done by musicians from O Bando de Maria who also has a theatrical explosion of the strong voice of Maria Paula, lead singer of the band. All this combined with a warm environment, an external area with roof open and mobile, a service of the first, excellent toilets, kitchen and bar, make today's Corner Ema to the best house of forró de São Paulo. http://www.cantodaema.com.br/

+ Goooll !!!

A famous word in Brazil !!!
For all those soccer fans, São Paulo is the capital of brazilian soccer. The biggest private stadiun around the world, named Morumbi and home of São Paulo football club, is located in the south region of the city.

And the first world soccer museun is in São Paulo

+ Pão é na padaria !

"Pao e na padaria" is a popular phrase in Sao Paulo. It means, essentially, that "the best place to get fresh and delicious bread is the bakery".

In São Paulo, there is a bakery on almost every block. Of course there are really good ones that you must know. In São Paulo, our bakeries are like cafes. There, you can try many coffes from different Brazil regions.

+ The famous Feira

One attraction of the popular street markets is "Pastel com caldo de cana". Pastel is a fried dough filled with brazilian ingredients and caldo de cana is a juice from sugar cane.