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Interesting site about the History of São Paulo. Explore the different topics such as: Immigration, Bandeirantes and Jesuits, Art Movements etc.

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Linha do Tempo (landing page) | Cidade de São Paulo

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Site oficial de turismo da cidade de São Paulo

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Sao Paulo Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia

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TOP 10 THINGS to do in SAO PAULO-Sao Paulo Tourist Attractions,Wtravel

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This video tells us about the history of São Paulo among other things

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Sao Paulo Vacation Travel Guide | Expedia

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Home to the world’s largest Japanese population outside of Japan, the district of Liberdade was settled in the early to mid-twentieth century by Japanese immigrants brought to Brazil to work in the coffee plantations around Sao Paulo. Today, it attracts foodies and Paulistano manga and anime enthusiasts, who can be seen dressed up in cosplay.

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With its streets lined with trees, Moema is the preferred neighborhood for those who want to escape the busy, noisy atmosphere of a big city. Restaurants and cafés border the popular Ibirapuera Park, spanning almost two square kilometers, where you’ll catch many Paulistanos jogging each morning. If you come in January or July, there will likely be hoards of fashionistas heading to the Biennial Pavilion for São Paulo Fashion Week.

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Located right near trendy Vila Madalena, Pinheiros seems to have welcomed some of the Vila’s overflowing cultural centers, restaurants, clubs and art galleries. Once a corridor to get to Vila Madalena or Itaim Bibi, Pinheiros now holds its own as one of the most diverse and interesting neighborhoods in the city, with a park and a great municipal market. Due to the ease of public transport in the area, this area is where people come

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Not apparently as large as Liberdade, Bixiga is another neighborhood founded by immigrants in São Paulo. In this case, Italian immigrants who came to Brazil in the late 1870s. Today, its inhabitants today still cultivate their ancestral roots, with many of São Paulo’s best pizza parlors and Italian cantinas located here. This is also home to one of the largest and most traditional festivities in the capital: the Feast of Our Lady Achiropita, celebrated since 1926 during the weekends of August, in honor of the patron saint of the neighborhood.

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The Luz neighborhood was one of the most elegant regions of the city in the 1950s. However, with the installation of the old bus terminal nearby, the area fell into disrepute in the 1960s and 70s; thousands of poor migrants arrived from the north-eastern region of the country and camped out on its streets. In the late 1980s, the neighborhood went through a renovation and today is one of the main tourist areas of the city. It houses the incredible Sala São Paulo within the Julio Prestes Rail Station and three important museums: the Sacred Art Museum, the Portuguese Language Museum and the Pinacoteca do Estado.

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The center of São Paulo is one of the most interesting and most visited places by tourists and locals. Here you will find the famous Galeria do Rock, with tattoo parlors and heavy metal stores, the Municipal Theatre and the Viaduto do Cha. The city’s old center has so many beautiful 19th century buildings that you may choose to spend the entire day roaming its streets. The Praça da Republica delights visitors on weekends with more than 600 stands selling everything from stamps, to handicrafts from north-eastern Brazil to food from Peru

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The Bela Vista neighborhood sits atop one of the highest locations in the city, and its main representative is Avenida Paulista. The avenue has the most famous museum in the city, MASP; one of the most charming parks, Trianon; plus a great number of cinemas, bookstores, and coffee shops. Avenida Paulista hosts all the city’s main events, from New Year’s Celebration to major social protests and demonstrations. On Sunday, the avenue closes to automobiles, and people share the six-lane avenue with roller skates and bicycles.

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Museus para conhecer em São Paulo | Cidade de São Paulo

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Site oficial de turismo da cidade de São Paulo

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São Paulo - A aldeia que virou metrópole

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São Paulo - A aldeia que virou metrópole

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Tietê River, Portuguese Rio Tietê, São Paulo estado (state), southeastern Brazil, rising in the Serra do Mar, just east of São Paulo city, and flowing in a northwesterly direction for about 700 miles (1,130 km) before joining the Paraná River at Ilha Grande, just above Urubupungá Falls. Its major tributaries include the Piracicaba, Jacaré, and Sorocaba, and it drains an area of 27,410 square miles (70,990 square km).

Several of the state's large cities are located on or near the Tietê, but navigation along its course is impeded by frequent falls and rapids. The latter have been harnessed for power in several places and projects were undertaken in the 1990s to develop the river as a major internal east-west water route.

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Tietê River, Portuguese Rio Tietê, São Paulo estado (state), southeastern Brazil, rising in the Serra do Mar, just east of São Paulo city, and flowing in a northwesterly direction for about 700 miles (1,130 km) before joining the Paraná River at Ilha Grande, just above Urubupungá Falls.

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Novo Rio Pinheiros – Governo do Estado de São Paulo

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Sobre o Jardim botânico SP

Você sabia que o Jardim Botânico SP está dentro de uma Unidade de Conservação? Por aqui, você poderá conhecer mais sobre as espécies de plantas, observar os animais e a sua interação com o meio e até tomar um banho de natureza ao andar em um fragmento de Mata Atlântica.

Os Jardins Botânicos têm papel fundamental na sociedade, atuando na conservação de espécies, na realização de pesquisas científicas, no desenvolvimento sustentável e na realização de práticas educativas que permitem a construção de novos conhecimentos, emoções e conexões de pessoas com a natureza.

Descubra a importância dos jardins botânicos:

Atuam na conservação de espécies;

Desenvolvem pesquisas científicas;

São importantes espaços educativos que permitem a construção de novos conhecimentos, o despertar de valores e emoções e a conexão de pessoas com a natureza.

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Sobre o Jardim botânico SP Você sabia que o Jardim Botânico SP está dentro de uma Unidade de Conservação? Por aqui, você poderá conhecer mais sobre as espécies de plantas, observar os animais e a sua interação com o meio e até tomar um banho de natureza ao andar em um fragmento de Mata Atlântica.

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O Parque Estadual Jaraguá possui 492 hectares e abriga um dos últimos remanescentes de Mata Atlântica da Região Metropolitana de São Paulo. Antiga fazenda do ciclo do ouro, sua área foi adquirida pelo governo estadual em 1940 e transformada em parque estadual em 1961, com o objetivo de proteger os recursos naturais da região, incentivar a pesquisa e promover a educação ambiental. Em 1994, foi considerado pela UNESCO um Patrimônio da Humanidade, integrante da Reserva da Biosfera do Cinturão Verde de São Paulo. A palavra Jaraguá vem do tupi e significa "Senhor dos Vales". Característica marcante do Parque, com montanhas que chegam a 1.135 metros de altitude e podem ser visualizadas de várias partes da cidade. Isso caracteriza o Parque como um atrativo natural único da cidade de São Paulo. Nas trilhas do Parque, é possível observar espécimes nativos de flora e fauna, como macaco-prego, tucano-do-bico-verde, bicho-preguiça, palmito-juçara, guapuruvus, ipê-amarelo, pau-d'alho, dentre outros.

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O Parque Estadual Jaraguá possui 492 hectares e abriga um dos últimos remanescentes de Mata Atlântica da Região Metropolitana de São Paulo. Antiga fazenda do ciclo do ouro, sua área foi adquirida pelo governo estadual em 1940 e transformada em parque estadual em 1961, com o objetivo de proteger os recursos naturais da região, incentivar a pesquisa e promover a educação ambiental.

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