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Sao Paulo

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A city of contrasts, flavors, and possibilities.

São Paulo is a vibrant, cosmopolitan city full of personality. With its restaurants, museums, parks, architecture, culture, and one of the most exciting culinary scenes in Brazil, there is always something new to discover.
 

If you’re spending a few days in the city, it’s worth taking some time to explore its different neighborhoods, experience the local cuisine, and simply enjoy the unique rhythm of São Paulo.

Useful Information

Currency

The official currency of Brazil is the Brazilian Real (R$).

Money & Payments

Credit and debit cards are widely accepted in São Paulo. We also recommend carrying a small amount of Brazilian reais for smaller expenses.

Language

The official language is Portuguese. In hotels, restaurants, and tourist establishments, English-speaking staff are commonly available.

Internet & Mobile

For international visitors, an eSIM can be a convenient option. Airalo offers data plans for Brazil that can be purchased and activated before arrival.

Transportation

Apps like Uber are widely used in São Paulo, but drivers may not speak English. For greater convenience, we recommend using an executive taxi service:

AW Táxi
Phone: +55 11 94550-0910

HS Shuttle Service
Phone: +55 1198259-6620

Airport

The recommended arrival airport is São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport (GRU).

Approximate distances:
Guarulhos → Jardins (hotels): 30 km
Jardins (hotels) → Palácio dos Cedros: 10–12 km

Traffic: São Paulo can experience heavy traffic. We recommend planning your journeys in advance and allowing extra time, especially on the wedding day.

Weather

January is summer in São Paulo, with warm days and a chance of rain showers. Evenings tend to be milder.

Power Outlets & Voltage

São Paulo uses the Brazilian three-pin plug standard.

The voltage is 127V in most parts of the city.

Time Zone

São Paulo follows Brasília Time (BRT, UTC−3).

Water

Tap water is treated but is not recommended for drinking. We recommend drinking bottled mineral water only.

Entry into Brazil

Entry requirements vary depending on your nationality. We recommend checking the official requirements before traveling.

Design and Website by Renata Secco - Identidade Visual

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