Details: Sao Paulo Cathedral visit
Visit the São Paulo Cathedral. The original cathedral was built in 1589, and has been rebuilt three times since. Despite having a Renaissance-styled dome, the São Paulo Metropolitan Cathedral is considered by some to be the 4th largest neo-gothic cathedral in the world.
Details: Municipal Market of Sao Paulo
Spend time exploring the Municipal Market of Sao Paulo. It is housed is a historical building known for it's vaulted ceilings and stained glass. The market is home to vendors selling various forms of local foods; 450 tons of food passes through the market per day in more than 290 boxes.
Details: Sao Paulo guided sightseeing tour
Pass through the Liberdade District, known as the largest Japanese neighborhood in a foreign country. There is a local fair of the neighborhood's artisans on the weekends. Pass through the Jardins District, an upscale neighborhood known for quaint cafes, contemporary stores and bars. End our tour at the Flag Monument, honoring explorers of the area from 17th - 18th centuries.
Details: Trianon Park
Explore Trianon Park, an urban, native rainforest along one of the city's most important, financial district avenues. The park's formal name of Tenente Siqueira Campos literally translates to "Peace if you want Nature," and reflects a human's desire to experience nature, even when living in the city.
Details: Sao Paulo choir performance
Choirs often enjoy performances at churches (some have restricted sacred repertoire and others allow secular,) temples, museums and cultural centers, significant historic sights or exchange concerts with local schools, universities or community groups. Participating in a choral or cultural festival can also be a rewarding experience. For all performances we work closely with each group to ensure the perfect venue to meet their vision. Speak with your Worldstrides representative about what options would be best for your group.