St. Paul's Cathedral

Sao Paulo Museum of Art

Liberdade

Museu Paulista

Independence Park

Monument to the Independence of Brazil

Ibirapuera Park

Beco do Batman

Avenida Paulista

Edifício Itália

Sao Paulo Zoo

Solar da Marquesa de Santos

Football Museum

Latin America Memorial

Octavio Frias de Oliveira Bridge

Obelisk of Sao Paulo

Parque Estadual da Cantareira

Pinacoteca Do Estado De Sao Paulo

The Julio Prestes Cultural Center - Sala Sao Paulo

Museo de Arte Sacra

Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil

Museu de Arte Sacra

Xingu Museum

Ibirapuera Planetarium

Estacao da Luz

Museum of the Court of Justice

Foundation Maria Luiza and Oscar Americano

Modern Art Museum of Sao Paulo

Our Lady of Conceicao Metropolitan Cathedral

Prof. Carlos da Silva Lacaz History Museum

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Holambra

Presidente Prudente

Sorocaba

Santos

Ribeirao Preto

Guarulhos

Sao Carlos

Ubatuba

Araras

Sao Jose dos Campos

Osasco

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Going forward from the Sao Paulo Museum, passing through a large square where local residents serve as a skatepark, is the Brazilian Independence Monument.
The monument is very majestic, with sculptures and reliefs on all sides. On the day of our visit, the local religious organization was holding commemorative activities, displaying banners and wearing grand festive dresses.
The Brazilian Independence Monument is about tens of meters high. The base is a huge heart-shaped shape, covering an area of about several thousand square meters. The monument means a huge sword inserted in the heart of São Paulo.

São Paulo’s Dongfang Street is also known as the Japanese Street, and the entire street is basically the stalls operated by immigrants from China, Japan and Korea. When you come here, you can taste many Japanese delicacies, Chinese small commodities, and some Korean cosmetics. It is very lively. It can be said to be one of the important commercial streets in Sao Paulo and it is worth visiting.

The Ibirapuera Park in São Paulo is a very beautiful sports park. There are wide lawns and peaceful lakes. There are dense forests along the lakes. You can do aerobic exercises along the lakes. The air is very good and it is very comfortable to run. It is definitely worth experiencing.

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