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São Paulo es Brasil en miniatura. Una ciudad compleja con diversidad racial, étnica, cultural, política, económica y ecológica que la hace completamente fascinante. Sin embargo, la mayoría de los turistas pasan por alto esta enorme ciudad de 13 millones de habitantes, conocida por ser una gran jungla urbana, algo fea y no muy segura. Es una lástima porque la capital económica del país tiene muchas cosas interesantes que ofrecer, como una escena cultural vibrante, una vida nocturna animada y muy buenos restaurantes. Si estás listo para explorar un tipo diferente de lugar, complejo, bullicioso y misterioso, veamos ¿qué hacer en São Paulo?

 

¿Qué hacer en São Paulo?

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São Paulo en pocas palabras

São Paulo, o Sampa para los lugareños, es el centro económico y financiero de Brasil y la ciudad más grande del Hemisferio Sur. También es una verdadera mezcla de culturas, dado que la ciudad es el hogar de muchos descendientes europeos, asiáticos, africanos y árabes, lo que hace que la vida cultural y gastronómica sea tan interesante.

La ciudad, ubicada en el sureste de Brasil, mezcla diferentes vecindarios, algunos peligrosos y oscuros, otros lindos y pacíficos. También es un sitio con edificios misteriosos, pequeñas casas residenciales, arquitectura histórica y asombrosas obras de arte callejero colorido. Finalmente, la ciudad alberga una amplia gama de instituciones culturales, museos, teatros, galerías y salas de conciertos.

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¿Qué hacer en São Paulo?

São Paulo definitivamente no es la ciudad más hermosa de Brasil, pero tiene algo especial. O te gusta, o lo odias. No hay trato medio. Más que una ciudad que admires por su belleza, es una ciudad que se vive.

Visitar el centro de la ciudad

El centro histórico de la ciudad es bastante pequeño. Asegúrate de visitar la Catedral da Sé, un impresionante ejemplo de arquitectura neogótica y un hito religioso importante en la ciudad. Desde allí, puedes llegar fácilmente al Pátio do Colégio, el lugar donde se fundó São Paulo en 1554. Después de echar un vistazo al hermoso interior del Mosteiro de São Bento, es hora de ir al Mercado Municipal y disfrutar de productos frescos y delicias locales. No pruebes las frutas gratis. Por lo general, es un timo.

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Ir a Beco do Batman

Si te gusta el arte callejero, debes visitar este callejón peatonal, donde todas las paredes están cubiertas de murales muy coloridos. También puedes aventurarte en el resto del vecindario para descubrir más arte callejero, visitar tiendas de moda y tomar un café o una cerveza.

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Visitar la Avenida Paulista el domingo

Avenida Paulista es los Champs Élysées de São Paulo, y está cerrada al tráfico todos los domingos. Exposiciones artísticas, actuaciones musicales y vendedores ambulantes se reúnen en la calle. También puedes comprar comida y bebidas y simplemente disfrutar del ambiente. Durante el resto de la semana, puedes admirar su arquitectura moderna y visitar sus instituciones culturales como el Museo de Arte de São Paulo (MASP).

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Comer japonés en Libertade

La comunidad japonesa más grande fuera de Japón vive en São Paulo. Si eres como yo y estás obsesionado con la comida japonesa, debes ir a Libertade. Te recomiendo que vayas el domingo y disfrutes de la feria en Liberdade con puestos que venden comida callejera oriental y artesanías.

Relajarse en el Parque Ibirapuera

Este gran parque urbano es un lugar popular para correr, hacer pícnics y disfrutar al aire libre. También alberga museos como el Museo de Arte Moderno de São Paulo y el increíble y muy recomendable si hablas portugués Museo Afro Brasil.

Caminar en Minhocã

Si deseas dar un paseo agradable y eres un amante del street art, Minhocã es definitivamente el sitio al que debes ir los fines de semana. Es una autopista elevada, totalmente cerrada al tráfico y el sitio perfecto para relajarse, hacer ejercicio y tomar una cerveza mientras admiras murales gigantes.

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Comprar en Rua 25 de Março

Comprar en Rua 25 de Março es una experiencia bastante intensa, prepárate para una explosión de colores, comercios, vendedores gritando y más. Puedes encontrar casi todo lo que necesitas allí. Solo ten cuidado, ya que no es la calle más segura, y los carteristas nunca están muy lejos, pero vale la pena la experiencia bulliciosa.

Disfrutar de la vida nocturna

São Paulo tiene una escena nocturna increíble: música, arte, baile… hay muchas cosas que hacer y disfrutar. Encontrarás muchos bares y clubes en Vila Madalena. Lo mejor es conseguir amigos paulistas que puedan llevarte a disfrutar de los mejores sitios.

¡Dónde no ir!

Amo São Paulo, pero debo decir que no es una ciudad especialmente segura. De hecho, amo Brasil, pero para mí, es el país menos seguro en el que he estado. Sin embargo, eso no debería ser una razón para no venir a visitar. Si respetas algunas reglas básicas, deberías tener una estancia muy agradable. Y una de las reglas básicas es mantenerse alejado de los siguientes barrios que pueden tener tasas más altas de criminalidad o preocupaciones de seguridad:

  1. Cracolândia: Esta área en el centro de la ciudad es conocida por sus problemas relacionados con las drogas y los sintechos. ¡Evítala!
  2. Jardim Ângela y Jardim São Luís: Estos vecindarios en la parte sur de la ciudad han experimentado tasas de criminalidad más altas y desafíos socioeconómicos.
  3. Brás: es un lugar muy interesante, con mercados bulliciosos y actividad comercial, pero ten en cuenta que hay carteristas y se cometen pequeños delitos. ¡No vayas de noche ni los domingos!
  4. Campos Elíseos: Este barrio ha enfrentado la decadencia urbana y problemas de seguridad a lo largo de los años. Aún es un área atractiva para explorar, pero sé cauteloso y evita estar allí de noche.

Al planificar tu visita a São Paulo por primera vez, considera alojarte en barrios conocidos y populares, como la Avenida Paulista, Jardins, Vila Madalena y Moema. Estas áreas tienden a tener mejores infraestructuras y una mayor concentración de atracciones, restaurantes y alojamientos.

De todos modos, en São Paulo y en general en Brasil, infórmate siempre y habla con los lugareños para saber dónde puedes moverte de la manera más segura posible, y toma las precauciones necesarias para asegurarte una experiencia agradable.

¿Cómo moverse por São Paulo?

São Paulo es una ciudad enorme para recorrer. No puedes patearla, así que necesitarás usar el transporte para visitar lugares turísticos, disfrutar de la vida nocturna y comer la mejor comida. Afortunadamente, hay varios medios de transporte que puedes utilizar.

En metro

El sistema de metro es extenso, asequible y seguro. También es rápido y eficiente. Solo recuerda planificar tu ruta con anticipación.

En autobús

La red de autobuses es extensa y puede llevarte a lugares a los que no es fácil acceder en metro. Puede ser un poco desafiante de navegar, especialmente si no hablas portugués, pero a menudo es una buena opción.

En Uber

Puedes usar Uber y también 99, que son las mejores opciones si no te sientes cómodo usando el transporte público o por la noche. Piensa en descargarte la app antes de llegar al país.

Andando

Camina solo en los vecindarios que conoces. Si tienes que ir más lejos, verifica si es un área segura antes de comenzar a caminar. Cuando oscurezca, prefiere utilizar el transporte público o Uber.

Consejos para moverte por São Paulo:

  • Evita las horas punta porque el tráfico de São Paulo puede ser extremadamente congestionado.
  • Usa aplicaciones de navegación, pero no utilices tu teléfono en la calle. Si necesitas consultar las aplicaciones, entra en una tienda.
  • Mantén tus pertenencias seguras y mantente en áreas bien iluminadas y pobladas para estar a salvo.
  • Aprende frases básicas en portugués. Aunque muchas personas hablan inglés o español, siempre es mejor poder pedir direcciones en portugués.
  • Planifica con anticipación e investiga tus destinos, rutas de transporte público y horarios de apertura de las atracciones con antelación para aprovechar al máximo tu tiempo en la ciudad.

¿Cuándo visitar São Paulo?

São Paulo tiene un clima tropical, lo que significa que tiene temperaturas relativamente agradables durante todo el año, pero hay estaciones húmedas y secas distintas que debes considerar. De octubre a marzo, llueve mucho, pero las temperaturas son altas. De abril a septiembre, es la estación seca, pero a veces puede hacer bastante frío.

¿Es seguro visitar São Paulo?

Amo São Paulo, pero no diría que es una ciudad segura. De todos modos, la seguridad puede variar según factores como vecindarios, hora del día y comportamiento personal. En general, debes investigar los barrios que planeas visitar y en los que te alojarás para asegurarte de que no sea un área peligrosa. Siempre ten cuidado con tus pertenencias, no camines de noche, mantente alerta en áreas concurridas y habla con los lugareños que siempre pueden darte las mejores recomendaciones en cuanto a seguridad.

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Ser un nómada digital en São Paulo

São Paulo puede ser un destino emocionante para los nómadas digitales que buscan vivir y trabajar en un entorno urbano dinámico y vibrante. Tendrás la oportunidad de explorar los diversos barrios de la ciudad, su cultura y escena culinaria mientras mantienes tu rutina de trabajo remoto.

Algunos vecindarios ofrecen espacios de coworking, cafés con un ambiente relajado para trabajar, seguridad y acceso a comodidades. Internet es bastante rápido y confiable en toda la ciudad. También puedes considerar tener una solución de respaldo, como un punto de acceso portátil, en caso de problemas de conectividad.

Conocer gente como nómada digital es bastante fácil en São Paulo, ya que los brasileños son amigables. Muchos Paulistas pueden hablar inglés o español, pero cuanto más portugués sepas, más fácil será interactuar. También puedes unirte a grupos locales de nómadas digitales o expatriados para ampliar tu círculo.

Viajar de manera responsable en São Paulo

Viajar de manera responsable es una obligación donde sea que vayas. Se pueden tomar muchas acciones para preservar el planeta y proteger las comunidades locales. Te propongo unas ideas:

  • Apoya a los negocios locales eligiendo alojamientos de propiedad local, restaurantes y comprando recuerdos y artesanías directamente de artesanos y mercados locales.
  • Reduce el desperdicio de plástico llevando una botella de agua reutilizable y una bolsa de compras de tejido para tus compras.
  • Minimiza el impacto ambiental utilizando agua y energía de manera responsable y eligiendo el transporte público, caminando o andando en bicicleta siempre que sea posible para reducir tus emisiones de carbono.
  • Aprende sobre cuestiones sociales, ambientales y económicas locales para comprender mejor el contexto del destino.
  • Participa en actividades de turismo responsable, como el turismo basado en la comunidad, el voluntariado o el apoyo a los esfuerzos locales de conservación.

Al practicar hábitos de viaje responsables y mostrar consideración por la comunidad local y el medio ambiente, puedes tener un impacto positivo y ayudar a preservar el carácter único de la ciudad.

Recuerda que São Paulo es una ciudad de contrastes, con una rica mezcla de culturas, tradiciones y estilos de vida. La mayoría de los turistas se lo pierde por completo porque solo se enfocan en los problemas de seguridad y pobreza. No dejes que eso te detenga para descubrir una ciudad única.

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