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Located at the heart of Paulista Avenue – the most famous boulevard of São Paulo –, this emblematic building was designed by the architect Lina Bo Bardi. 
It permanently exhibits a portion of its collection, displaying works by major European and Brazilian artists in innovative ways. It also presents significant temporary exhibitions by contemporary artists. The big news, though, is the opening of its extension, a 14-story tower adjacent to the original building. 

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Get educated in MASP

Located in a world-famous building designed by Oscar Niemeyer, this restaurant is mainly frequented by locals and offers an immersion in traditional Brazilian cuisine. The energetic, unpretentious spot features a touch of modernity and has quirky details, reflecting the spirit of Janaína Rueda. Considered one of the most remarkable chefs in all of Latin America, she offers a daily special for lunchtime and a tasting menu for dinner that takes you on a journey through her childhood memories. 

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Taste Brazilian food at Bar da Dona Onça

Tuju is one of the best gastronomic restaurants in the city, boasting two Michelin stars. The chef, Ivan Ralstone, welcomes guests to a superb setting spanning three stories where they embark upon an exceptional experience. At the center of the dining room, the laser-focused brigade tirelessly works to prepare a refined seasonal cuisine – which can be surprising –, essentially using local ingredients. Simply astonishing.  

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Enjoy Brazilian fine dining at Tuju

People come to jog, bike, do yoga, or simply stroll along sipping on coconut water, perhaps seeking out the perfect spot for a picnic. But more than just a place to walk, Ibirapuera is also a cultural destination. It features the Museum of Modern Art, as well as museums dedicated to African art and of architecture. Aficionados of the latter will also thrill to the presence of iconic buildings designed by the greatest Brazilian architect, Oscar Niemeyer. 
For more information, please consult urbiaparques.com.br

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Stroll in Ibirapuera Park

Dengo is the success story of 100 % fair trade, 100 % Brazilian chocolate. Since it was founded in 2017, the brand has opened some forty points of sale in Brazil and even one in Paris. The flagship in São Paulo is a true playground for chocolate that extends across three stories, featuring a café, bar, restaurant, educative space, and – of course! – an extensive boutique with a mini-manufactory where you may personalize your own chocolate bar. 

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Learn about cacao at Fábrica de Dengo