All Sao Paulo Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 4

Our guide, Giuliano, was wonderful. It was raining quite hard at the start time of our tour, making it difficult for some people to get there on time, but Giuliano patiently waited before starting the tour. It was interesting hearing about the history of Japanese in Sao Paulo, and all of the food we sampled was delicious.

We spent a lovely day with Ms. Kalanit touring the highlights of Sao Paolo. First stop was the Metropolitan Cathedral which was very impressive, as was the town square in front. We toured a huge food market and picked up some Brazilian coffee (of course!). We've toured many food markets but the Sao Paolo market is certain one of the best. We went to the top deck of the Museum of Contemporary Art to get a panoramic view of the vast Sao Paolo skyline, then continued to "Batman Alley" to see artists at work. We even saw some artists working on wall murals, which are all over the area (and fine works of art!). We also saw the famous steps. I also want to applaud Ms. Kalanit for worrying about our safety - she made us remove all jewelry - rings, bracelets, etc. - and stash our phone when not taking pictures to avoid theft. She was an excellent tour guide and this was a great way to experience Sao Paolo!

This is a great way to really see São Paulo because having a driver who really knows the city and the people can navigate around the 8 million cars that are driving around the city. Stopping at Batman alley, and the city center market for lunch is a must. Our driver was Marcio and he spoke English and Portuguese so communicating with the locals was very easy. We had a great time discussing many cultural issues between our two countries America and Brazil, and learned a lot about how life is in South America. Had a memorable experience.

I️ had an amazing bike tour with Arthur! He started the tour off sharing some history of São Paulo, and about some of the sights we’d see today. He provided us each with a bike, helmet, and poncho, and pointed out spots for photos. He showed us some amazing graffiti around the city, and places to visit! He took us through Ave Paulista, a mall, by a block party, to Catedral da Se, and to Liberdade for ice cream. It was a pleasure cycling with Arthur, and getting to learn about São Paulo from a local. I’d love to book a tour with Arthur again in the future!

Our private tour of São Paulo was an absolute highlight of our trip. It was such a special experience to explore the city through a local lens. Meeting talented local artists and hearing their stories added so much depth and authenticity to the day. We loved learning not only about the vibrant art scene, but also about the rich history and cultural influences that have shaped São Paulo into the dynamic city it is today. Our guide was engaging, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about the community. The private setting made it feel relaxed and personal, allowing us to ask questions and really immerse ourselves in each stop. What we especially loved was that the tour can be tailored and personalized to exactly what you want to see and experience. That flexibility made it even more special and meaningful for us. It was the perfect blend of history, culture, and creativity — an unforgettable way to experience São Paulo. We would highly recommend this tour to anyone wanting a deeper, more personalized connection to the city.

Great overview of the main sights around Rio. The majority of people on the tour spoke Spanish or Portuguese, my wife and I were the only English speakers, but the tour guide did an excellent job explaining everything in English in addition to the other languages. Thank you so much for doing that! I would highly recommend this tour.

Danilo is one of the best guides we’ve ever met — always smiling, funny, and incredibly knowledgeable about Brazil’s history and culture. Our tour began in São Paulo at Beco do Batman, where Danilo introduced us to the city’s vibrant street-art scene and artists like Bieto and Pardal. We continued to the Faria Lima Financial District, showing us the Whale “sculpture” and Google’s headquarters, followed by a panoramic visit at the MAC Museum, with stunning views over Ibirapuera Park. At the Municipal Market, we tasted the famous pastel and fresh exotic fruits. We then visited the impressive São Paulo Cathedral, and ended the day with a relaxing coffee in Liberdade, the city’s Japanese district. Conclusion: Danilo is more than a guide — he’s a storyteller, a passionate local, and someone who makes every moment meaningful. We highly recommend him to anyone wanting to truly understand and enjoy São Paulo.

If we could rate this 10 stars we would. There were four of us and I had researched day trip tours to Campos Do Jordao and this one stood out as it was a small group and the reviews were really good. We had Isaac as our tour guide and it was just my husband, his daughter, her husband, and myself. Isaac speaks perfect English and is a wealth of knowledge. It was a long drive there but we had some fun conversations learning all about Brazil from Isaac. Throughout the day Isaac made the itinerary flexible so we could stop when we were hungry and spend more time at places we were more interested in. We did everything on our list and had such an awesome time from the beautiful botanical gardens to the view from Itapeva Peak, to the Castles, the man made waterfall, beer tour and tasting at Cervejaria Baden Baden, late lunch at Safari in Vila Capivari, to the cable ride up Elephant Hill, then ending at the Chocolate Factory. It was a day of making memories and for our family priceless. We highly recommend this tour and ask for Isaac to be your tour guide!