Discover São Paulo

The city's central boulevard combines skyscrapers, museums and parks, and is closed to car traffic on Sundays, when it becomes a lively pedestrian zone.

The iconic art museum, suspended on red concrete pillars, houses the most important collection of Western art in the Southern Hemisphere, including works by Rembrandt and Renoir.

As South America's largest city, São Paulo offers one of the world's most diverse restaurant scenes, shaped by Italian, Japanese and Arab immigrant communities.

Beco do Batman in the Vila Madalena district is a densely painted alley full of graffiti art and ranks among Latin America's liveliest street art destinations.

Guarulhos International Airport is Brazil's main hub and has several direct flights weekly from Switzerland, with a flight time of about 11 hours.

The city's central boulevard combines skyscrapers, museums and parks, and is closed to car traffic on Sundays, when it becomes a lively pedestrian zone.

The iconic art museum, suspended on red concrete pillars, houses the most important collection of Western art in the Southern Hemisphere, including works by Rembrandt and Renoir.

As South America's largest city, São Paulo offers one of the world's most diverse restaurant scenes, shaped by Italian, Japanese and Arab immigrant communities.