Hotels in Sao Paulo, Brazil

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São Paulo sits in southeastern Brazil, with a subtropical climate that keeps summers (December to March) hot and rainy, perfect for exploring the city's 200+ museums like the São Paulo Museum of Art, and winters (June to August) mild and dry, ideal for catching a live samba show at Pelourinho or strolling through Ibirapuera Park's 3,000 trees. The city is famous for its sprawling street art scene, especially the Beco do Batman alley in Vila Madalena, where you can see over 300 murals, and its diverse food markets like Mercado Municipal, selling 18 types of fruits and 70 types of cheese. During the rainy summer, you can join a free walking tour of the historic Sé neighborhood, home to the 16th-century Cathedral da Sé; in the dry winter, you can hike up Pico do Jaraguá for a view of the entire metro area.