Top Sao Paulo Religious Tours

Escape the bustling streets of Sao Paulo and venture on a private tour to the creative town of Embu das Artes just 40 minutes outside of the city. This colonial town features numerous galleries, artisan shops, fairs, and cafes to get a feel for this unique place. Shop for souvenirs, sample local Brazilian dishes, and learn about the history of the town throughout the tour.

Visit São Paulo's major attractions and most significant sights on this private city tour with a guide. The itinerary may include stops at Ibirapuera Park, the historical downtown, Paulista Ave. (the most important Brazilian thoroughfare), and more. Since this is a private tour, you will be able to determine which sights you want to see and for how long.

First time in São Paulo? It can be a little overwhelming to say the least. Take this half-day private driving tour and get an overview of all this vibrant Brazilian city has to offer. Considered Brazil’s ‘late bloomer’, what São Paulo lacks in colonial history, it more than makes up for with its modern architecture and emerging art scene. Personalize your tour by choosing stops along the way to explore, snap some pics or grab a bite.

Explore São Paulo in just a few hours on this private tour by foot and vehicle. Follow your private guide to hit all the highlights of the city, including the Catedral da Sé, the municipal market, the Liberdade neighborhood, and Paulista Avenue. Choose from two tour lengths; with longer tours enjoying more time in some residential neighborhoods and local markets. Along the way, enjoy engaging, informative commentary from your private local guide. Round-trip transportation from São Paulo hotels is included.

Discover the bustling city of São Paulo on a 7-hour private tour by car. Customize your itinerary and visit some of the city’s most popular sights such as Ibirapuera Park, Sé Cathedral, Batman Alley, the Municipal Market, and the Liberdade neighborhood. Learn about the history of each location and the best places to snap a photo from your informative guide.

Visit the coffee-producing city of Santos and the beaches in Guarujá on this full-day private tour from São Paulo. With a dedicated local guide, enjoy the personal attention and flexibility that comes with a private tour. Stop at the Coffee Palace, the Brazilian coffee stock exchange and museum, as well as the Santos Port. Board the ferry for Guarujá to spend the afternoon relaxing on the sugar-soft sand and wading in the warm water. Round-trip transportation by private vehicle is included.

Get acquainted with the metropolitan grandeur of São Paulo on a private half-day tour of the bustling Brazilian city. Travel to São Paulo’s most sought-after sights in a luxurious vehicle with a knowledgeable guide, visiting prominent landmarks like The Pacaembu Stadium and Sé Cathedral Square. Discover the intriguing history and heritage of the city and receive the undivided attention of your private guide on this executive tour.

Explore one of Brazil's most fascinating metropolitan areas on this City Tour Meet Sao Paulo. During this 3-hour tour with a knowledgeable local guide, visit sites in the Pacaembu, Paulista and Ibirapuera neighborhoods. Walk through downtown Sao Paulo to see the Pátio do Colégio, the Municipal Theater and the Anhangabaú Valley. End the tour with a visit to Luz Park and the Pinacoteca at the Luz Station. Round-trip transportation from Sao Paulo hotels is included.

Make the most of your time in São Paulo in a 7-hour shared group tour to discover its most iconic attractions. Following pick-up at the meeting point, have a lively day filled with popular attractions. Start at the areas of Brooklin and Itaim, see huge office blocks, luxurious hotels and the famous cable-stayed bridge. Make a stop at the popular Ibirapuera Park, admire the huge green space and take that famous photo at the iconic monument symbol of São Paulo. Go up to the terrace of the MAC Museum and enjoy a unique panoramic view of the city. Then we drive along the iconic May 23 ave. towards the Japanese neighborhood. Stop at the Sé Cathedral and continue on getting across the downtown passing by several historical buildings with a break at the Municipal Market. We then pass by the multicultural Paulista Ave, the Jardins neighborhood, Oscar Freire St with a stop at the Batman’s alley full of colorful graffitis. Finally, we drive back to the starting point where the tour finishes.

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Half of Brazil’s Jewish community resides in the city of São Paulo, where synagogues, kosher restaurants, and cultural centers abound. Members of the Jewish community or anyone interested in its culture or history will benefit from this private tour of significant sites. A dedicated guide sheds light on the role of Jewish immigration since the 17th century. A private vehicle with hotel pickup makes getting to each destination convenient.

Come and visit São Paulo with a guide specialized in Jewish tour !!! If you belong to the Jewish community or are interested in the culture as a whole, this tour is a great choice. Discover the first synagogue in São Paulo, in the Bom Retiro district, the traditional Higienópolis district and the Casa de Cultura de Israel. Or do you prefer to eat kosher food? Along the way, other city sights are also displayed.

Aparecida, located 180 km from São Paulo in the Paraíba Valley, the city is considered the largest center of Religious Tourism in Brazil, which in October (month of the Patron Saint of Brazil, Our Lady Aparecida) receives pilgrimages from different countries. In this tour we will learn some much more about its history, the miracles of Aparecida, curiosities and visit the Older Church in honor to Aparecida and the largest Marian Temple in the World.

You’re a lover of religious syncretism, cultural diversity and esotericism? You are invited to tour around São Paulo discovering the strong Brazilian multicultural composition and religious syncretic background full of marvelous popular celebrations and social practices. Religious syncretism has its greatest expressions in Brazil due to the colonization process. A complex historical process full of cultural and ethnic mixtures that go beyond the limits of what has been documented, but it’s a natural part of the Brazilian heritage. Visit an Afro-Brazilian religious temple, an Umbanda house and discover how this belief originated in Brazil. Visit Catholic churches, a Buddhist temple and more. Visit a street dedicated to the sale of religious items and find hundreds of stores that sell everything from bibles to gospel music records or t-shirts. Stop by at an esoteric shop where and do a hand or tarot reading. Find spiritual items like incense, crystal stones, herbs, oils and candles.

Don’t miss the chance to explore the largest Catholic temple in Brazil and the largest cathedral in the world, the Cathedral Basilica of the National Shrine of Our Lady of Aparecida. Millions of pilgrims from all parts of Brazil visit the shrine every year to honor the Blessed Virgin Mary and admire the monumental temple. The shrine is located in the countryside about 2:00 h from the city of São Paulo accessible by car. In order to welcome approximately 12 million pilgrims every year, the Sanctuary provides its devotees with an area of more than 1.3 million square meters, with about 143 thousand square meters of built-up area filled with a myriad of attractions. The main reason for the visits are religious. Accompanied by a guide, visit the National Shrine, pass by the image of Our Lady Aparecida and exchange glances with her, participate in a Holy Mass, make requests, thank graces received, pay promises, appreciate craftsmanship, majestic forms and stained-glass windows.

Did you know that the state of São Paulo is home to the largest Buddhist temple in Latin America? Get off the main touristic area and discover the Zu Lai temple. Delve into Buddhism without leaving Brazil and learn the fundamentals of it. Accompanied by a well-informed guide, visit the temple that occupies a 150,000 M2 area and attracts not only faithful practitioners, but also people of any religion in search of tranquility and renew their spirituality. Then visit the nearby charming colonial & historical town of Embu das Artes. Explore the art galleries, artisan shops, handicraft stalls and gastronomic delights. The town is known for its weekly arts and crafts fairs. The fair and the shops offer a broad range of paintings small and large, home decorative objects, wood carvings, ceramics, religious goods, furniture, folk arts, art galleries, gems, old coins, tchotchkes, porcelains, sculptures, jewelry, tools, etc... The selection is outstanding and very reasonably priced.

The city of "Aparecida" is where the image of Nossa Senhora da Conceição Aparecida, the patron saint of Brazil, was found back in the XVIII century. Located 170 km from the city of São Paulo, this destination receives around 9 million travelers annually, who visit the Sanctuary to demonstrate their devotion to the Saint. This is a place that attracts people of all religions and creeds and should be included in the list of all those who visit São Paulo!

For those who are from the Christian community or are interested in its culture and history, take a private guided tour going through the most significant Christian related sites in the city of São Paulo. Learn about culture, history, social behavior, and art. Experience religious sites in all their glory in the second largest country in the world in number of Christians with 90% of the population being believers, assimilate their traditions, and taking time for both sightseeing and contemplation. Stop at the Metropolitan Cathedral which is the most important Catholic temple in the city. Visit Mosteiro de São Bento and the Convent and Sanctuary of São Francisco, founded in the 17th century. Pass by the church of Santo Antônio which houses works of art from the colonial era. Visit the Museum of Sacred Art that preserves, study and exhibits sacred art objects. To close with a flourish, visiting the impressive Nossa Senhora do Brasil church, the most requested temples for weddings.