Built to revitalize a former trash incinerator, the square is the perfect place to spend an afternoon drawing, talking to friends and thinking about nothing.

One of the most traditional neighborhoods of the city, inhabited by Italian immigrants, is home to dozens of great restaurants and hundreds of properties like houses, churches, theaters and architectural complexes, such as stairs, squares and parks, dating from the early twentieth century. There is also the Don Orione square, which on Sundays since 1982 houses the Arts and Antiques Fair of Bixiga, with period furniture, LPs, clothes, old magazines, toys,silverware and much more. The neighborhood is also home to one of the largest samba schools of the country, Vai-Vai, and during the year you can find the remains of gigantic ornaments used at the party.

Small and cozy cocktail place

The most important city park with an area of ​​1.584 km ², designed by Oscar Niemeyer, Ibirapuera, in addition to serving as home to a large family of cats, also promotes many cultural attractions and houses important museums such as the MAM (Museum of Modern Art) and MAC (Museum of Contemporary Art).

Excellent museums and cultural institutes are located in the most famous avenue of São Paulo: MASP, IMS (Instituto Moreira Salles), Itaú Cultural, SESC Paulista, Japan House, Centro Cultural FIESP and Casa das Rosas https://masp.org.br/ https://ims.com.br/unidade/sao-paulo/ http://www.itaucultural.org.br/ https://www.sescsp.org.br/unidades/ 9_AVENIDA+PAULISTA/#/ uaba=programacao#/fdata=id%3D9 https://www.japanhouse.jp/saopaulo/ http://centroculturalfiesp.com.br/ http://www.casadasrosas.org.br/