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Que faire à São Paulo ? 8 attractions incontournables

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São Paulo, c’est le Brésil en miniature. Une ville complexe avec une diversité raciale, ethnique, culturelle, politique, économique et écologique qui la rend complètement fascinante. Malheureusement, la plupart des touristes passent complétemenr à côté de cette énorme ville de 13 millions d’habitants connue pour être une grande jungle urbaine, assez laide et pas très sûre. C’est dommage, car la capitale économique du pays a énormément à offrir : une scène culturelle vibrante, une vie nocturne animée et de très bons restaurants, entre autres. Si vous êtes prêt à explorer un endroit différent, complexe, animé et mystérieux, voici que faire à São Paulo !

 

Que faire à São Paulo ?

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São Paulo en quelques mots

São Paulo, ou Sampa pour ses habitants, est le centre économique et financier du Brésil et la plus grande ville de l’hémisphère sud. C’est aussi un véritable melting-pot de cultures puisque la ville est le foyer de nombreux descendants européens, asiatiques, africains et arabes, ce qui rend la vie culturelle et gastronomique si intéressante.

La ville, située dans le sud-est du Brésil, mélange de très différents quartiers, certains dangereux et sombres, d’autres mignons et paisibles. C’est aussi une destination avec des immeubles mystérieux, des petites maisons charmantes, une architecture historique et d’incroyables œuvres d’art de rue colorées. Enfin, la ville abrite une grande variété d’institutions culturelles, de musées, de théâtres, de galeries et de salles de concerts.

que faire à Sao Paulo

Que faire à São Paulo ?

São Paulo n’est certainement pas la plus belle ville du Brésil, mais elle a quelque chose de difficilement descriptible. Soit vous l’aimez, soit vous la détestez. Je ne pense pas qu’il y ait de justes milieux. Plus qu’une ville que l’on admire, c’est une ville à vivre.

Visiter le centre-ville

Le centre historique de la ville est assez petit. Assurez-vous de visiter la Catedral da Sé, un exemple impressionnant d’architecture néogothique et un important repère religieux de la ville. De là, vous pouvez facilement rejoindre le Pátio do Colégio, l’endroit où São Paulo a été fondée en 1554. Après avoir jeté un coup d’œil à l’intérieur magnifique du Mosteiro de São Bento, il est temps de se rendre au Mercado Municipal et de profiter des produits frais et de délices locaux. N’essayez pas les fruits gratuitement. C’est généralement une arnaque.

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AlleR à Beco do Batman

Si vous aimez l’art de rue, vous devez visiter cette ruelle piétonne, où tous les murs sont couverts de fresques aux couleurs vives. Vous pouvez également vous aventurer dans le reste du quartier pour découvrir plus de street art, visiter les boutiques branchées et prendre un café.

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Visiter l’Avenida Paulista le dimanche

L’Avenida Paulista, c’est les Champs-Élysées de São Paulo, et elle est fermée à la circulation tous les dimanches. Des expositions artistiques, des performances musicales et de petits vendeurs se retrouvent dans la rue. Vous pouvez aussi acheter de la nourriture et des boissons et simplement profiter de l’ambiance. Le reste de la semaine, vous pouvez admirer son architecture moderne et visiter ses institutions culturelles comme le Musée d’Art de São Paulo (MASP).

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Manger japonais à Libertade

La plus grande communauté japonaise en dehors du Japon vit à São Paulo. Si vous êtes comme moi et que vous êtes obsédé par la nourriture japonaise, vous devez vous rendre à Libertade. Je vous recommande d’y aller le dimanche et de profiter du marché et ses stands de street food orientale et d’objets artisanaux.

Se détendre au parc Ibirapuera

Ce grand parc est parfait pour aller courir, faire un pique-nique et respirer à pleins poumons. Il abrite également des musées comme le Musée d’Art Moderne de São Paulo et l’incroyable Musée Afro-Brésil, hautement recommandé si vous parlez portugais.

Marcher sur Minhocã

Si vous voulez faire une belle promenade et que vous êtes amateur de street art, Minhocã est définitivement l’endroit où aller les week-ends. C’est une autoroute surélevée totalement fermée à la circulation. Un endroit parfait pour se détendre, faire de l’exercice et boire une bière en admirant des fresques gigantesques.

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Faire du shopping sur la Rua 25 de Março

C’est une expérience assez intense de faire du shopping sur la Rua 25 de Março, soyez prêt à une explosion de couleurs, de commerce, de vendeurs qui crient et plus encore. Vous pouvez absolument trouver presque tout ce dont vous avez besoin là-bas. Soyez simplement prudent, ce n’est pas la rue la plus sûre et les pickpockets ne sont jamais loin, mais cela vaut le coup pour l’expérience unique.

Profiter de la vie nocturne

São Paulo a une scène nocturne incroyable : musique, art, danse… il y a beaucoup de choses à faire et à apprécier. Vous trouverez de nombreux bars et clubs à Vila Madalena. Le mieux est de se faire des amis paulistas qui peuvent vous emmener dans les meilleurs endroits.

Où ne pas aller !

J’adore São Paulo, mais je dois dire que ce n’est pas une ville particulièrement sûre. En fait, j’adore le Brésil, mais pour moi, c’est le pays le moins sûr que j’ai visité. Cependant, cela ne devrait pas être une raison pour ne pas vous y rendre. Si vous respectez certaines règles de base, vous devriez avoir un séjour très agréable. Et l’une des règles de base est de rester loin des quartiers suivants qui peuvent avoir des taux de criminalité plus élevés :

  1. Cracolândia : cette zone du centre-ville est connue pour ses problèmes liés à la drogue et aux SDF. Évitez-la simplement !
  2. Jardim Ângela et Jardim São Luís : ces quartiers du sud de la ville ont connu des taux de criminalité plus élevés et des défis socio-économiques.
  3. Brás : c’est un endroit très intéressant avec des marchés animés et une activité commerciale bouillonnante, mais soyez conscient de la présence de pickpockets et de la criminalité dans la rue. N’y allez pas la nuit ni le dimanche !
  4. Campos Elíseos : ce quartier a connu la décadence urbaine et des problèmes de sécurité au fil des ans. C’est un quartier attrayant à explorer, mais soyez prudent et évitez d’y être à certaines heures.

Lorsque vous planifiez votre visite à São Paulo pour la première fois, envisagez de séjourner dans des quartiers connus et populaires, tels que l’Avenida Paulista, Jardins, Vila Madalena et Moema. Ces zones ont de meilleures infrastructures et une plus grande concentration d’attractions, de restaurants et d’hébergements.

Quoi qu’il en soit, à São Paulo et en général au Brésil, renseignez-vous toujours et parlez aux habitants pour savoir où vous pouvez vous déplacer en toute sécurité, et prenez les précautions nécessaires pour vous assurer une expérience agréable.

Comment se déplacer à São Paulo ?

São Paulo est une ville immense à parcourir, et vous devrez utiliser les transports en commun pour visiter les lieux touristiques, profiter de la vie nocturne et déguster la meilleure cuisine. Heureusement, il existe plusieurs moyens de transport que vous pouvez utiliser.

En métro

Le système de métro est vaste, abordable et sûr. Il est également rapide et efficace. Pensez simplement à planifier votre itinéraire à l’avance.

En bus

Le réseau de bus est vaste et peut vous emmener dans des endroits difficilement accessibles en métro. Cela peut être un peu difficile de bouger en bus si vous ne parlez pas portugais, mais c’est souvent une bonne option.

En Uber

Vous pouvez utiliser Uber et aussi 99, qui sont les meilleures options si vous n’êtes pas à l’aise avec les transports en commun ou la nuit. Pensez à télécharger la app avant d’arriver sur le territoire.

À pied

Marchez uniquement dans les quartiers que vous connaissez. Si vous devez aller plus loin, vérifiez s’il s’agit d’une zone sûre avant de commencer à marcher. Quand il fait sombre, préférez utiliser les transports en commun ou Uber.

Conseils pour se déplacer à São Paulo :

  • Évitez les heures de pointe, car la circulation à São Paulo peut être extrêmement congestionnée.
  • Utilisez des applications de navigation, mais n’utilisez pas votre téléphone dans la rue. Si vous devez checker vos applications, entrez dans un magasin.
  • Gardez vos effets personnels en sécurité et restez dans des zones bien éclairées et fréquentées pour être en sécurité.
  • Apprenez des phrases de base en portugais. Même si beaucoup de gens parlent anglais ou espagnol, il vaut toujours mieux pouvoir demander des directions en portugais.
  • Planifiez à l’avance et renseignez-vous sur vos destinations, les itinéraires des transports en commun et les horaires d’ouverture des attractions à l’avance pour profiter au maximum de votre temps dans la ville.

Quand visiter São Paulo ?

São Paulo a un climat tropical, ce qui signifie que les températures sont relativement douces toute l’année, mais il y a des saisons humides et sèches à considérer. D’octobre à mars, il pleut beaucoup, mais les températures sont élevées. D’avril à septembre, c’est la saison sèche, mais il peut parfois faire assez froid.

Est-ce dangereux de visiter São Paulo ?

J’adore São Paulo, mais je ne dirais pas que c’est une ville sûre. Quoi qu’il en soit, la sécurité peut varier en fonction de facteurs tels que les quartiers, l’heure de la journée et votre comportement. De manière générale, vous devez vous informer sur les quartiers que vous prévoyez de visiter et où vous allez dormir pour vous assurer qu’il ne s’agit pas une zone dangereuse. Soyez toujours prudent avec vos effets personnels, ne marchez pas la nuit, restez vigilant dans les zones bondées et parlez aux habitants qui peuvent toujours vous donner les meilleures recommandations en matière de sécurité.

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Être un nomade digital à São Paulo

São Paulo peut être une destination passionnante pour les nomades digitales qui cherchent à vivre et à travailler dans un environnement urbain dynamique et animé. Vous aurez l’occasion d’explorer les quartiers diversifiés de la ville, sa culture et sa scène culinaire tout en maintenant votre routine de travail à distance.

Certains quartiers offrent un bon mix d’espaces de coworking, de cafés avec une bonne atmosphère pour travailler, de sécurité et d’accès aux commodités. Internet est assez rapide et fiable dans toute la ville. Vous pouvez également envisager d’avoir une solution de secours, comme un point d’accès portable, en cas de problèmes de connectivité.

Rencontrer des gens en tant que nomade numérique est assez facile à São Paulo, car les Brésiliens sont très sympathiques. Beaucoup d’entre eux parlent anglais ou espagnol à Sao Paulo, mais plus vous connaissez le portugais, plus il sera aisé d’interagir. Vous pouvez également rejoindre des groupes locaux de nomades digitales ou d’expatriés pour élargir votre cercle d’amis.

Voyager de manière responsable à São Paulo

Voyager de manière responsable est une obligation partout où vous allez. De nombreuses actions peuvent être entreprises pour préserver la planète et protéger les communautés locales. Je vous donne une courte liste d’idées :

  • Soutenir les entreprises locales en choisissant des hébergements de propriété locale, des restaurants et en achetant des souvenirs et des artisanats directement auprès des artisans et des marchés locaux.
  • Réduire les déchets plastiques en emportant une bouteille d’eau réutilisable et en apportant un sac de shopping réutilisable pour vos achats.
  • Minimiser l’impact environnemental en utilisant l’eau et l’énergie de manière responsable et en choisissant les transports en commun, la marche ou le vélo chaque fois que possible pour réduire les émissions de carbone.
  • Se renseigner sur les problèmes sociaux, environnementaux et économiques locaux pour mieux comprendre le contexte de la destination.
  • Participer à des activités de tourisme responsable, telles que le tourisme communautaire, le bénévolat ou le soutien aux efforts locaux de conservation.

En ayant des habitudes de voyage responsables et en faisant preuve de considération pour la communauté locale et l’environnement, vous aurez un impact positif sur la préservation du caractère unique de la ville.

Rappelez-vous que São Paulo est une ville de contrastes, avec un mélange riche de cultures, de traditions et de modes de vie. La plupart des touristes passent totalement à côté, car ils se centrent sur les problèmes de sécurité et de pauvreté. Ne laissez pas cela vous empêcher de découvrir une ville unique.

Si vous voulez aider d’autres personnes à découvrir quoi faire à São Paulo, partagez cet article de blog sur Pinterest !

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