Concert halls São Paulo

White block of triangular format with a red opening, the Ibirapuera auditorium is signed Oscar Niemeyer. The project dates back to the 1950s, but was completed between 2003 and 2005. The interior is just as incredible, with a long circular ramp and a large red sculpture on the ceiling signed by the artist Tomie Ohtake (1913-2015). A wide range of cultural events (classical and popular music concerts, theatre, dance...). There is a music school with 170 young students selected from the public school system.

Bar Augusta 472 is a mecca of São Paulo's nightlife and party scene. It is without doubt the rock temple of the most rock'n'roll street in São Paulo. This establishment, whose reputation is well established, is the place to be for lovers of saturated rock, pop, punk and metal guitars. Those who would like to attend a good concert, it is there, you are not mistaken. You can also and more prosaically attend the matches of the various clubs of São Paulo. The place closes late and attracts the last night owls of the street.

This magnificent theater, inaugurated in 1929, became the Renault Theater after its latest "naming" in 2012, after having been known by Paulists as a cinema under the names "Paramount Theater" and "Abril Theater". This majestic establishment, with its neo-classical and Art Deco facade, the first sound cinema in Latin America, is undoubtedly one of Sampa's finest theaters. With a capacity of 1,500, it plays host to the great Broadway and European musicals. "Les Misérables", among others, has been presented here twice.

The Estação Julio Prestes is a historic train station in São Paulo that was inaugurated in 1930. Today the station is still in operation and houses the Secretariat of Culture of São Paulo and the Sala São Paulo, the concert hall of the state symphony orchestra, the largest in Latin America with 1,500 seats on 1,000^m2.

Good to know: about two Sundays a month it is possible to attend a recital for free. However, tickets must be collected in advance

The imposing theatre of São Paulo is also a lively place that regularly offers shows, ballets and operas. It is one of the largest opera houses in Brazil. For more than 110 years, it has been a temple of classical music and dance, but it is also and above all a place that is deeply rooted in the present. Numerous artistic and educational projects within the framework of the municipal schools. Program available on site or see with the tourist office.