Discover 7 viewpoints in São Paulo that reveal incredible urban landscapes and show the city from new angles, from the center to the highest zones.
Submitted at Nov 6, 2025, 9:20 AM
Conheça 7 mirantes em São Paulo que revelam paisagens urbanas incríveis e mostram a cidade de novos ângulos, do centro às zonas mais altas (Divulgação/Divulgação)
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The first skyscraper in Latin America, the Martinelli Building offers a panoramic view of the historic center, highlighting the Anhangabaú Valley and the Copan. The visit is free, by appointment, and provides an immersion in the history and architecture of São Paulo, combining culture and an unforgettable view.
Sesc Avenida Paulista. (Pedro Vannucchi/Divulgação)
On the 17th floor of the Sesc Avenida Paulista, a free viewpoint offers a 360-degree view of the city, reaching Ibirapuera Park and the iconic buildings of the avenue. The location is peaceful, ideal for watching the sunset and relaxing after a cultural stroll through the exhibitions and cafes of Sesc.
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The Copan Building, a masterpiece by Oscar Niemeyer, also has a viewpoint open for visits. From there, you can observe the city center in 360°, including the Italy Building and the Martinelli itself. Access is free, with fixed hours for guided visits. It is a great way to get to know one of the most iconic buildings in the city from the inside.
Pico do Jaraguá em São Paulo. (@trekkinsano/Instagram/Divulgação)
With an altitude of 1,135 meters, Jaraguá Peak is the highest point in the capital. From there, you can see the urban vastness blending with the nature of the Cantareira Mountains. Access can be made by trail or by car, making it an ideal outing for those who want fresh air and a stunning view.
Located at the top of Sesc 24 de Maio, in the center, the viewpoint reveals the contrast between historic buildings and the modernity of the region. Besides the view, the place has a café and a swimming pool on the terrace, offering a relaxing projects and one of the most photogenic perspectives of the city.
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Situated at the top of the MAC USP (Museum of Contemporary Art), the Ibirapuera Viewpoint offers one of the most beautiful views of the park and the skyline of the south zone. The location also has a panoramic café and free access, making it perfect for combining art, leisure, and contemplation in a single outing.
(Leo Martins/Divulgação)
In the heart of the historic center, the Santander Lighthouse occupies the former Banespa building and provides a 360-degree view of São Paulo. The building, which houses exhibitions, a café, and a restaurant, allows observation of landmarks such as the Chá Viaduct and the Anhangabaú Valley — a true window to the past and present of the city.
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