The Best Insider Tips for São Paulo
Groundbreaking design, modern minimalism and the fabulous cuisine are just a few of the reasons why São Paulo is definitely worth a trip.
Where to stay
Hotel Fasano
The mid-century charm of this exclusive hideaway is hard to put into words - fans of director Wes Anderson (The Grand Budapest Hotel) should feel very much at home here. The house's refined '70s design runs through every room and captivates with incomparable authenticity. A true highlight for admirers of architectural symmetry.
Hotel Fasano São Paulo
Rua Vittorio Fasano, 88, São Paulo, Brazil
Web: fasano.com.br
Tel.: +55 11 3896 4000
Price: DZ ab ca. € 440,– pro Nacht
Rosewood São Paulo
This urban oasis in Cidade Matarazzo reflects the energy and heritage of Brazil. The vertical garden on the facade, designed by Jean Nouvel, catches everyone's eye, while the rooms, designed by Philippe Starck, feature all the amenities one has come to expect from Rosewood. The "Asaya" wellness concept invites guests to relax, while six restaurants and bars offer gastronomic delights.
Rosewood São Paulo
Rua Itapeva, 435 Bela Vista, São Paulo, SP 01332-000, Brazil
Web: rosewoodhotels.com
Tel.: +55 11 3797 0500
Price: DZ ab ca. € 565,– pro Nacht
Hotel Emiliano
The elegant hotel proves how impressive well-thought-out minimalism can be, offering guests plenty of space to relax. The extensive spa is a refuge of tranquility in the urban jungle of the city. The restaurant serves modern Italian cuisine.
Hotel Emiliano São Paulo
Oscar Freire, 384 – Jardim Paulista, São Paulo – SP – 01426-000, Brasilien
Web: emiliano.com.br
Tel.: +55 11 3728 2000
Price: DZ ab ca. € 345,– pro Nacht
Where to eat
Balaio IMS
The restaurant looks like a modern cafeteria, but takes its guests on a journey through Brazilian cuisine. Chef Rodrigo Oliveira serves relaxed delicacies in a cool atmosphere.
Web: balaioims.com.br
D.O.M.
Chef Alex Atala founded his restaurant with the mission of establishing the flavors of Brazil. In the meantime, he not only delights locals and visitors with his haute cuisine, but also Michelin.
What to do
Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo
One of the most important art museums in all of Brazil and the oldest in the city, where groundbreaking modern and contemporary works and exhibitions can be admired.
Web: pinacoteca.org.br