Vacationing in São Paulo? Check out 7 cultural activities to do in the city

There is no shortage of things to do in the city of São Paulo , so if you are on vacation in the capital and are looking for cultural activities to explore, we have selected 7 places and exhibitions that you cannot miss . Check them out below. !

Santander Lighthouse

A building that is the face of the city of São Paulo! Located in the historic center of the capital, Farol Santander has a permanent collection of memories, exhibitions on display for a limited time, a skate park and gastronomic spaces. Service Address: 24, João Brícola Street - Downtown, Sao Paulo - SP Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday from 9am to 8pm / Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 7pm.

Ipiranga Museum

A cultural outing that you can't miss is visiting the new Ipiranga Museum , which is open to the public – fully restored, modern and twice as large. Through its 11 new exhibitions , packed with multimedia resources in modern environments, Fully accessible, the museum invites visitors to marvel at renowned works of art and learn more about the history of Brazil. Service Address: 20, Patriots Street, Ipiranga, Sao Paulo- SP Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 11am to 5pm.

MASP

Madalena Santos Reinbolt: a head full of planets

“Madalena Santos Reinbolt: a head full of planets” is the first solo exhibition dedicated to the work of Madalena Santos Reinbolt (1919-1977). Although she also worked in painting, the artist is recognized for her complex embroideries constructed with hundreds of vibrant threads. of colors — the so-called “wool paintings”. In them, Reinbolt represented everyday life in the countryside and in the city, full of black characters: meetings, parties, celebrations, religious activities, collective meals. Service

Address: 1578 Paulista Avenue, Sao Paulo- SP Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 11am to 5pm.

Japan House

Technology in Motion by Xiborg

Combining the themes of sports and technology, Japan House São Paulo presents the exhibition “Technology in Motion by Xiborg” about Japanese initiatives for diversity and inclusion through the work of Ken Endo - a Japanese engineer who develops cutting-edge technology in the area of prosthetics for running.

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When: until 26/02/2023

Address: 52 Paulista Avenue, Sao Paulo- SP

Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday from 10am to 6pm / Saturday from 9am to 7pm / Sunday and holidays from 9am to 6pm

Picture Gallery

Lenora de Barros: My Language

Bringing together around 40 works by the São Paulo visual artist Lenora de Barros , the exhibition presents a conceptual approach that focuses on works that discuss the relationship between body and language , in an arc that encompasses works from the beginning of her career to a commission produced especially for the exhibition. occasion, including iconic productions such as “Poema” (1979) and the series “Procuro-me” (2003).

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When: until 01/30/2023

Address: 2, Light Square, Bom Retiro, Sao Paulo - SP

Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday to Sunday from 10am to 6pm / Closed on Tuesdays.

MIS

Paulo Autran 100 years

The exhibition “Paulo Autran 100 years” celebrates the centenary of the icon of national theater, cinema and television drama, bringing together photographs, posters, excerpts from memorable interviews, theater programs and personal items . A screening of films in which he acted completes this free program. prepared by MIS.

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When: until 01/29/2023

Address: Europa Avenue, 158, Europa Garden, Sao Paulo - SP

Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday, 11am to 8pm / Saturday, Sunday and holidays, 10am to 7pm.

Museum of the Portuguese Language

Nhe'ẽ Porã: Memory and Transformation

“Nhe'ẽ Porã: Memory and Transformation” invites the public to immerse themselves in a forest whose trees represent dozens of linguistic families to which the languages spoken today by indigenous peoples in Brazil belong – each one conveys different ways of expressing and understanding human existence. . The exhibition, which has the coordination and master sponsorship of the Vale Cultural Institute, seeks to show other points of view on the material and immaterial territories, stories, memories and identities of these peoples, bringing to light their trajectories of struggle and resistance, as well as the corners and charms of their ancient cultures. Service When: until 04/23/2023 Address: Praça da Luz, s/nº - Historic Center of São Paulo Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 9am to 4:30pm (staying permitted until 6pm).