Historic district of São Paulo, the city's ground zero and witness to its founding. From the first mother church to the events that shaped the metropolis, Sé is an open book on how SP became SP.
Imposing, a landmark of the São Paulo skyline. Construction began in the 20th century, inspired by European Gothic cathedrals, with its tall towers, stained-glass windows and monumental organ. In the basement, a crypt holds the remains of important figures in Brazilian history.
With classical architecture and an imposing façade, it houses the São Paulo Court of Justice. The interior halls, richly decorated with marble and works of art, reflect the solemnity of the judicial branch.
Landmark of São Paulo's founding. It hosts the eponymous church and museum. It was here, in 1554, that Jesuits founded the village that would become South America's largest metropolis.
CCBB occupies an elegant historic building and offers diverse programming: contemporary and classical art exhibitions, theater, concerts, film series and educational activities. An important cultural meeting point.
Built in the 19th century, it is one of the few remnants of urban colonial architecture in São Paulo. Once the residence of Domitila de Castro, the Marquise of Santos, it now houses the Museum of the City.
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