Museum of the Paulista
The Palace Museum, located in the Independence Park in the city center, is the oldest museum in São Paulo. This museum is also part of the University of São Paulo. Whether it's the architectural appearance or the collections inside, it is a place worth visiting in São Paulo.
It is a landmark building in São Paulo. Not only is it the most avant-garde art museum in Brazil, but it is also the largest art museum in South America due to its vast collection of European and Latin American art. Every year, tens of thousands of art enthusiasts come here on a pilgrimage. If you are in São Paulo, you must visit this place.
São Paulo Art Exhibition Center
Located in the old town, the São Paulo Art Exhibition Center is one of the oldest art museums in Brazil. The brick building features black steel skywalks and vintage elevators that connect different floors and exhibition halls. It regularly hosts exhibitions of contemporary Brazilian artists, mostly Impressionist and Postmodern artists.
Brazil National Sculpture Museum
This museum houses many interesting antiques, and it often hosts photography and painting exhibitions. You can see many very well-designed pieces of furniture and items here. The restaurant in the courtyard is very nice, making it a great place to share with family.
Ibirapuera Park
As its name suggests, the Afro-Brazil Museum's several rooms will tell you the story of African history. The museum provides detailed information about slavery and the historical records that refute the atrocities committed against them. Friends interested in history can take a look.