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Museum of Art of São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand

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The São Paulo Museum of Art is an art museum located on Paulista Avenue in the city of São Paulo, Brazil. It is well known for its headquarters, a 1968 concrete and glass structure designed by Lina Bo Bardi, whose main body is supported by two lateral beams over a 74 metres freestanding space.

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Shopping Cidade São Paulo

Av. Paulista, 1230 - Bela Vista, São Paulo - SP, 01310-100, Brazil

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Avenida Paulista, 2064 Rua Augusta, 1611 Rua Luis Coelho, 91, Av. Paulista, 2064 - Cerqueira César, São Paulo - SP, 01310-928, Brazil

Frei Caneca Mall

R. Frei Caneca, 569 - Consolação, São Paulo - SP, 01307-001, Brazil

Conjunto Nacional

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Centro Cultural Fiesp

Avenida Paulista, 1313 Em frente a estação Trianon-Masp do Metrô - Bela Vista, São Paulo - SP, 01311-200, Brazil

Trianon Park

Rua Peixoto Gomide, 949 - Cerqueira César, São Paulo - SP, 01409-001, Brazil

Instituto Moreira Salles - IMS Paulista

Av. Paulista, 2424 - Bela Vista, São Paulo - SP, 01310-300, Brazil

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Av. Paulista, 854 - Bela Vista, São Paulo - SP, 01311-100, Brazil

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Alameda Santos, 2233 - Jardim Paulista, São Paulo - SP, 01419-002, Brazil

Decathlon

Av. Paulista, 854 - Bela Vista, São Paulo - SP, 01310-913, Brazil

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Rua Haddock Lobo, 354 - Cerqueira César, São Paulo - SP, 01414-000, Brazil

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R. Augusta, 2077 - Cerqueira César, São Paulo - SP, 01413-100, Brazil

Athenas Restaurante

R. Augusta, 1449 - Consolação, São Paulo - SP, 01305-100, Brazil

Mequi 1000 - McDonald's

Av. Paulista, 1811 - Bela Vista, São Paulo - SP, 01311-200, Brazil

The Blue Pub

Alameda Ribeirão Preto, 384 - Bela Vista, São Paulo - SP, 01331-000, Brazil

Bovinu'S Augusta - Espaço Augusta

R. Augusta, 1513 - Cerqueira César, São Paulo - SP, 01305-100, Brazil

We Coffee Av. Paulista

Av. Paulista, 1111 - Bela Vista, São Paulo - SP, 01311-200, Brazil

Ráscal - Alameda Santos

Alameda Santos, 870 - Jardim Paulista, São Paulo - SP, 01419-000, Brazil

Violeta Bar e Restaurante

R. Augusta, 1343 - Consolação, São Paulo - SP, 01305-100, Brazil

Víssimo Group - Evino & Grand Cru

R. Bela Cintra, 986 - Consolação, São Paulo - SP, 01415-002, Brazil

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🌆 AVENIDA PAULISTA 🏙️ This emblematic avenue turned 130 years old last December, and It’s the best way to start a visit to São Paulo, a city that can be a bit intimidating a first sight. Paulista is the financial and cultural center of São Paulo, where you will find a huge variety of museums, cultural spaces, places for shopping, and several restaurant options. My suggestion is to visit the following places: 1. MASP - São Paulo Museum of Art @masp 2. Moreira Salles Institute @imoreirasalles 3. Library Culture @livraria_cultura 4. Mirante 9 de Julho 5. Itau Cultural @itaucultural 6. Casa das Rosas @casadasrosas 7. Japan House @japanhousesp 8. Sesc Paulista @sescavpaulista 9. Street art of Kobra @kobrastreetart I hope this is useful for your next trip 😊 Remix @drone.fe #saopaulobrazil #sãopaulo #avenidapaulista #destinosimperdiveis #sobrelugares #nosnatrip #essemundoenosso #vamospraonde #trippics #followmefaraway #amazing_pictures #prefiroviajar #earthfever #inspiredbyyou #awesome_globepix #wanderout #queroviajarmais #euvounajanela #travelawesome #travelphotography📷 #instatravels #travellingwithethel

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This is a worldwide famous museum not just for its collection but for its architecture and historical relevance , and it’s totally worthy of it all. The architecture captures the eyes because it’s the biggest concret box suspended in the world with an enormous empty space beneath it , with a back space that it’s part of its art and gives you an amazing view of the 9 de julho avenue, just in the heart of São Paulo . The entrance is at Avenida Paulista other main attraction of the city. The ticket box is pretty organized, there was no lines. The museum counts on its fixed collection with artists that goes from classic to contemporary arts, both international and Brazilian artists, like Portinari. Some word wide famous pieces can be found there. But in the other floors they have the temporary exhibition, like the one focuses on the native people not only of Brazil but going far as New Zealand. It’s a fun and quick museum to visit , not tiring and boring at all.

VINIVINI

Really good collection of paintings by famous artists. Not recommended if you have young kids / toodlers. I had my 18 months old son in my shoulders as he was tired of walking but staff said it was not allowed. Later I put him in the buggy and gave him carrot sticks, but was told off by staff saying eating was not allowed, I asked if an exception could be made as he is 18 months old and was just nibbling carrot sticks but staff wasn't friendly so we decided to leave as they are probably not meant / trained for young families. On the -2 floor, after having visit 3 other floors and being inside for over an hour I was asked by staff to remove my small rucksack which I have been using since or put in front of my chest, which I replied "I have been walking in this museum for over an hour and nobody said anything so far...".

Caio PetelinkarCaio Petelinkar

São Paulo’s most famous museum is housed in one of it’s most iconic buildings, and it’s well worth the visit. On the top floor they display pieces from their extensive permanent collection. Here pieces are mounted onto tall slabs of glass, and are all arranged in the same orientation. This unique way to display works creates a visual impact that is unlike any other museum. It also lets you see notes and other markings on the back of many paintings. The first and bottom floors show temporary exhibits. Most of these are well curated and displayed. On our recent visit we saw a beautiful show featuring the work of Venezuelan artist Gertrud Goldschmidt. The museum has two small coffee shops that serve decent coffees, and they clean bathrooms with diaper changing stations.

Julio TerraJulio Terra

MASP is such a iconic place. Generations of Paulistas and paulistanos frequented this place at some point. Lots of places to sit bellow it's arches A nice view from Sao Paulo city center can be seen from the MASP "gap" Lots of homeless people and Hippies also hang around the museum/art gallery but just be aware of this and be mindful of your belongings that you should be fine. Nice place to visit if you are around Paulista Avenue and you can also go to Rua Augusta, Park Trianon MASP, Sesc, Casa das Rosas,Japan House and conjunto Nacional are all walking distance from the Museum/art gallery. The Paulista Avenue have a bike line that is cool to bike at and also very good for skating/longboarding. Enjoy the chaos!

Bruno SaldanhaBruno Saldanha

One of the best Brazilian museums, you’ll have the chance to see some of the great local artists like Tarsila do Amaral and Cândido Portinari and also other modern names. They have pieces from Raphael, Botticelli and Rembrandt as well. Great space where you can focus on the paintings and then go around to see who is the artist. The place is highly crowded for tourists, if you want to avoid that go later in the day, 2 or 3 hours before they close, always works. Every Tuesday is free, so enjoy as much as you can. They are offering an audio guide for some of the art works, unfortunately only in Portuguese, but is also great. Enjoy the suplicy coffee if you have the chance.

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Av. Paulista, 1578 - Bela Vista, São Paulo - SP, 01310-200, Brazil

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+55 11 3149-5959

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masp.org.br

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4.7

(34.6K reviews)

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🌆 AVENIDA PAULISTA 🏙️ This emblematic avenue turned 130 years old last December, and It’s the best way to start a visit to São Paulo, a city that can be a bit intimidating a first sight. Paulista is the financial and cultural center of São Paulo, where you will find a huge variety of museums, cultural spaces, places for shopping, and several restaurant options. My suggestion is to visit the following places: 1. MASP - São Paulo Museum of Art @masp 2. Moreira Salles Institute @imoreirasalles 3. Library Culture @livraria_cultura 4. Mirante 9 de Julho 5. Itau Cultural @itaucultural 6. Casa das Rosas @casadasrosas 7. Japan House @japanhousesp 8. Sesc Paulista @sescavpaulista 9. Street art of Kobra @kobrastreetart I hope this is useful for your next trip 😊 Remix @drone.fe #saopaulobrazil #sãopaulo #avenidapaulista #destinosimperdiveis #sobrelugares #nosnatrip #essemundoenosso #vamospraonde #trippics #followmefaraway #amazing_pictures #prefiroviajar #earthfever #inspiredbyyou #awesome_globepix #wanderout #queroviajarmais #euvounajanela #travelawesome #travelphotography📷 #instatravels #travellingwithethel

travellingwithetheltravellingwithethel

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This is a worldwide famous museum not just for its collection but for its architecture and historical relevance , and it’s totally worthy of it all. The architecture captures the eyes because it’s the biggest concret box suspended in the world with an enormous empty space beneath it , with a back space that it’s part of its art and gives you an amazing view of the 9 de julho avenue, just in the heart of São Paulo . The entrance is at Avenida Paulista other main attraction of the city. The ticket box is pretty organized, there was no lines. The museum counts on its fixed collection with artists that goes from classic to contemporary arts, both international and Brazilian artists, like Portinari. Some word wide famous pieces can be found there. But in the other floors they have the temporary exhibition, like the one focuses on the native people not only of Brazil but going far as New Zealand. It’s a fun and quick museum to visit , not tiring and boring at all.

VINIVINI

Really good collection of paintings by famous artists. Not recommended if you have young kids / toodlers. I had my 18 months old son in my shoulders as he was tired of walking but staff said it was not allowed. Later I put him in the buggy and gave him carrot sticks, but was told off by staff saying eating was not allowed, I asked if an exception could be made as he is 18 months old and was just nibbling carrot sticks but staff wasn't friendly so we decided to leave as they are probably not meant / trained for young families. On the -2 floor, after having visit 3 other floors and being inside for over an hour I was asked by staff to remove my small rucksack which I have been using since or put in front of my chest, which I replied "I have been walking in this museum for over an hour and nobody said anything so far...".

Caio PetelinkarCaio Petelinkar

São Paulo’s most famous museum is housed in one of it’s most iconic buildings, and it’s well worth the visit. On the top floor they display pieces from their extensive permanent collection. Here pieces are mounted onto tall slabs of glass, and are all arranged in the same orientation. This unique way to display works creates a visual impact that is unlike any other museum. It also lets you see notes and other markings on the back of many paintings. The first and bottom floors show temporary exhibits. Most of these are well curated and displayed. On our recent visit we saw a beautiful show featuring the work of Venezuelan artist Gertrud Goldschmidt. The museum has two small coffee shops that serve decent coffees, and they clean bathrooms with diaper changing stations.

Julio TerraJulio Terra

MASP is such a iconic place. Generations of Paulistas and paulistanos frequented this place at some point. Lots of places to sit bellow it's arches A nice view from Sao Paulo city center can be seen from the MASP "gap" Lots of homeless people and Hippies also hang around the museum/art gallery but just be aware of this and be mindful of your belongings that you should be fine. Nice place to visit if you are around Paulista Avenue and you can also go to Rua Augusta, Park Trianon MASP, Sesc, Casa das Rosas,Japan House and conjunto Nacional are all walking distance from the Museum/art gallery. The Paulista Avenue have a bike line that is cool to bike at and also very good for skating/longboarding. Enjoy the chaos!

Bruno SaldanhaBruno Saldanha

One of the best Brazilian museums, you’ll have the chance to see some of the great local artists like Tarsila do Amaral and Cândido Portinari and also other modern names. They have pieces from Raphael, Botticelli and Rembrandt as well. Great space where you can focus on the paintings and then go around to see who is the artist. The place is highly crowded for tourists, if you want to avoid that go later in the day, 2 or 3 hours before they close, always works. Every Tuesday is free, so enjoy as much as you can. They are offering an audio guide for some of the art works, unfortunately only in Portuguese, but is also great. Enjoy the suplicy coffee if you have the chance.

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