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You can walk freely, people is nice and kind. Prices are not low, but you can find a variety of restaurants and shops
It is indeed a nice neighbourhood. Safer than others. Full of rich people it is almost an island of luxury and pride. The stores, restaurants and cafe there are very good indeed and expensive. The service not so high as the prices but... Not easy...More
It is area where you can go shopping for best brands you also can enjoy a wonderful meal a snack or coffee.
Beautiful neighborhood, with paulista avenue in its center, its a perfect place for a stroll. Lots os restaurantes and bars for all tastes and styles. Here you will find all types of people, old, youg, rock or pop style, just be yourself and you will...More
It is a nice place to walk around looking at different trendy shops, the good restaurants, especially on Rua Oscar Freire.
Jardins reminds me of walking in Manhattan in New York. There are so many people and so many fantastic restaurants and bars. Walking down the busy street of Aveneda Paulista is amazing because of all the many businesses and banks. Turn the corner of any...More
What a charming neighborhood. Clean, safe, a delight to walk the streets and check the architecture or to find an interesting restaurant in close proximity for a meal. A wonderful part of the city I highly recommend.
The area is the financial center of Sao Paulo, with big avenues (always with heavy trafic), glass business towers, embassys, museums, art galeries, very good restaurants, cafes and whatever you can find in the center of a huge city in Latin America.
The financial hearth of South America with very nice buildings, Paulista Avenue has lots of nice places to visit as well as museums. In the surrounding blocks, one may find dozens of excellent restaurants and bars. Apart of this, there are many cinemas and shopping...More
It use to be a very elegant district, but with the city grow, lot of things migrate to other districts. Today Paulisra avenue is for bike riding on hollidays and sundays, and mostly for political protests.
