Get the overview of the city!

Make the best of your transfer in or out GRU by getting information about the city from a qualified guide.

Take your time to see the main spots of the city!

Don’t waste your precious time in a new city inside an airport! Count on me to wait for you as you step out the immigration area and show you the main spots of the city! Feel the urban vibe of the biggest city in the Americas and in the southern hemisphere of the planet! See some of the main landmarks of São Paulo City, try local gastronomy and enjoy photo opportunities that will make you look on social media like you’ve spent a whole week in the city.

From the Sea to the Largest Megalopolis of The Americas!

Visit the epicenter of Brazil’s cultural life. The city offers a never-ending range of options for restaurants, venues, museums, sightseeing, etc. with more than 12 million people living in the city, and almost 20 million in the metropolitan area, São Paulo is nothing less than the largest metropolis in the Southern hemisphere of the planet and is a unique place in many different ways.

Its contrasts between the Atlantic Forest and the city; the heritage of the golden years of the coffee period, when São Paulo was the main producer in the world and the grain was the most important product in the world’s economy; the artistic legacy of the modernists from São Paulo, that can be seen in the architecture of the city and in the arts inside the museums; and the cosmopolitan diversity of the city, comprising the largest Japanese community outside Japan, a huge Italian community that influenced even the accent of the people from São Paulo, Bolivians, Koreans and more.

A contemplative overview with main attractions and highlights!

São Paulo is the epicenter of Brazil’s cultural life. The city offers a never-ending range of options for restaurants, venues, museums, sightseeing, events, activities and even nature. With more than 12 million people living in the city, and almost 20 million in the metropolitan area, São Paulo is nothing less than the largest metropolis in the Southern hemisphere of the planet, and is a unique place in many different ways:

Its contrasts between the Atlantic Forest and the city; the heritage of the golden years of the coffee period, when São Paulo was the main producer in the world and the grain was the most important product in the world’s economy; the artistic legacy of the modernists from São Paulo, that can be seen in the architecture of the city and in the arts inside the museums; and the cosmopolitan diversity of the city, comprising the largest Japanese community outside Japan, a huge Italian community that influenced even the accent of the people from São Paulo, Bolivians, Koreans and more!

Don’t waste your precious time in a new city inside an airport!

Count on me to wait for you as you step out of the immigration area and show you the main spots of the city.

Feel the urban vibe of the biggest city in the Americas and in the southern hemisphere of the planet! See some of the main landmarks of São Paulo City, try local gastronomy and enjoy photo opportunities that will make you look on social media like you’ve spent a whole week in the city.

You have a long layover, so do expect a busy day full of activities and unique things to discover!

São Paulo is the epicenter of Brazil’s cultural life. The city offers a never-ending range of options for restaurants, venues, museums, sightseeing, events, activities and even nature. With more than 12 million people living in the city, and almost 20 million in the metropolitan area, São Paulo is nothing less than the largest metropolis in the Southern hemisphere of the planet and is a unique place in many different ways.

Its contrasts between the Atlantic Forest and the city; the heritage of the golden years of the coffee period, when São Paulo was the main producer in the world and the grain was the most important product in the world’s economy; the artistic legacy of the modernists from São Paulo, that can be seen in the architecture of the city and in the arts inside the museums; and the cosmopolitan diversity of the city, comprising the largest Japanese community outside Japan, a huge Italian community that influenced even the accent of the people from São Paulo, Bolivians, Koreans and more!

The Jaraguá is a stunning natural park that hosts 5 thousand hectares of Atlantic Forest Remnants, with trails, lakes and the highest peak of the city at 1, 135 meters high. from where you can see the magnitude of the largest city of the southern hemisphere. By the entrance of the park there is the demarcated land of the Guarani indigenous ethnic group, where 700 native Brazilians live struggling bravely to keep their culture within the territory of the huge cosmopolitan metropolis of São Paulo. Listed as a world heritage by UNESCO, it’s a great place to escape from the craziness of the city and get in touch with mother nature.

Discover the exuberance of the Atlantic forest biome by hiking safely in the scenic trails of The Jaraguá Park. Enjoy the breathtaking view from the highest peak of the city of São Paulo contrasting the magnitude of the concrete jungle with the exuberance of the Atlantic Jungle. Get in touch with the native culture of Brazil.

São Paulo is the epicenter of Brazil’s cultural life. The city offers a never-ending range of options for restaurants, venues, museums, sightseeing, events, activities and even nature. With more than 12 million people living in the city, and almost 20 million in the metropolitan area, São Paulo is nothing less than the largest metropolis in the Southern hemisphere of the planet and is a unique place in many different ways.

Its contrasts between the Atlantic Forest and the city; the heritage of the golden years of the coffee period, when São Paulo was the main producer in the world and the grain was the most important product in the world’s economy; the artistic legacy of the modernists from São Paulo, that can be seen in the architecture of the city and in the arts inside the museums; and the cosmopolitan diversity of the city, comprising the largest Japanese community outside Japan, a huge Italian community that influenced even the accent of the people from São Paulo, Bolivians, Koreans and more!