Intercontinental Hotels Sao Paulo

Everybody told me "why are you going to Sao Paolo, there is nothing to see" but it is wrong. Thanks to Clarissa I have had such a great time, met lovely people, ate yummy brazilian food and saw beautiful places. The city has a very european flair and its trendy.

... the hostel and at 9am sharp our guide, Christian arrived. He proved to be our savior, not only did he show us in everything city had to offer in just a few hours but he also helped to change any pre-conceptions we had had of SP. In the time we were with him, Christian took us to a spectacular vantage point from where we could see from the entire city skyline. From there we drove through city’s most graffitied street, before touring the plush residential & shopping Jardins ...

... ktery rikal, ze maji otevreno jenom o deviti do jedenacti, a at prijdu zitra...nechtelo se mi cekat zase dalsi den, tak jem se rozhodl, ze pojedu pres noc do Ouro Preta a turistickou kartu si udelam nekde jinde...
Na nadrazi jsem si koupil listek, uschoval batoh a vyrazil se potulovat do mesta. Byl jsem na mistnim trhu, v metru poslouchal koncert a jinak se celkem poflakoval...v osm jsem nasedl do autobusu a snazil se nejak spat...

... ten sam lot jest duza grupa polakow ktora wybiera sie na wycieczke po Chile.

Moglam troche wymienic sie informacjami z kilkoma bardzo milymi paniami po szesdziesiatce ktore odiedzily juz wszystkie zakatki swiata. W koncu dostalismy informacje ze mozemy wracac na lotnisko (15.00). Na miescu nie chcialo nas przepuscic przez bramke ochrony (nie mielismy wizy na Brazylie a ...

... life tonight. We sought to figure if, in the end, a soup kitchen who serves 300 is just as well as a nonprofit who aids 300 million. Is the volunteer cook just as successful as the CEO of the Red Cross?
Anthony enlightened me of an old story. A story in which one man’s gift, however large, does not suffice for another man’s gift which is everything. Meaning, the devotion of one’s whole-self is a true testament of success. For someone ...

... is going to be different than I thought. I thought I could move around easy and not worry to much about the language. However, I am not here for a vacation and it has hit me that t will not be easy because I am living here now. Make sense? I guess I thought I could go with out and not care. Now I realize that their is a lot I will need and have to get on my own.Anyway ...

Landed safe in Sao Paulo Pat picked us up...priest house is class and all wild civil Got a tour of the shanty towns with Sean Went to the city on wed 5th for a look around. Grim place with a mad market Saw police holding someone at gunpoint....how cool!

... lost on me. North West of the centre? Maybe. Or is it South-East? Equally possible. You see, my philosophy in relation to Oasis' is simple - when you find one, don't leave. stay, settle in, forever if possible or until, at least, you have overstayed your welcome. Simple. And thus, our time in Sao Paulo was spent entirely within the confines of an oasis somewhere in the city, locking ourselves inside with a ...

We've had a thankfully uneventful 23 hour stop over in Sao Paulo Brazil! We've been warned many times by other travellers that Sao Paulo is the most dangerous city in the country, and were prepared to be very vigilant. On the plane ride over, we sat next to Woo, a Korean Brazilian returning home after a year and a half in Toronto. Curious, and looking for someone to reassure me, I asked, "Have you ever been mugged?" Woo laughed, shook his head ...