Sao paulo gay

The market's stained glass windows and vibrant atmosphere make it a delightful spot for a leisurely lunch.

The city’s Carnaval de São Paulo (Carnival) showcases Afro-Brazilian samba across entire blocos (city blocks), so get ready to dance your heart out! Their occasional open bar nights are lethal.

Casa Fluida (R.

There’s a heated pool, saunas, massage rooms, gym and whirlpool.

Ibis São Paulo Paulista (Av. You’ll never suffer for want of a smart nearby place to go for brunch or lunch. 

Meliá Paulista (Av. With its location right in the heart of the gaybourhood, you know the people-watching is going to be fantastic.

Chef Alex Atala made a name for himself at D.O.M. (R. Known for its vast economic contributions, São Paulo transitions seamlessly from business during the day to vibrant parties at night, hosting the world's largest gay Pride event. But it’s an area full of interesting architecture, as well as many LGBTQ+ venues, including bars, boutiques, saunas and galleries.

Head southeast, back toward Avenida Paulista, and you’ll find yourself in Liberdade, home to the largest ethnic Japanese community outside of Japan—and also a lively shopping and dining district, even on Sundays.

This tour through the heart of São Paulo is just the gayest tip of the paulistano iceberg.

misterb&b is not a general vacation rental site. A laneway turned into a countercultural street-food food court, there are innumerable options for light meals here, not to mention “chopp” beer (that is, draft, pronounced SHOH-pee) and cocktails. Although the performers and fellow patrons are the main attraction, the graffiti art, coloured lighting and draped fabrics give the space a true bohemian vibe.

The L Club (R.

Drag, dancing, shots. This bustling boulevard is a microcosm of São Paulo's eclectic charm, lined with museums, bookstores, and cultural centers. Here is where you’ll find many of the city’s poshest restaurants, bars, boutiques and hotels, many of them haunts for LGBTQ+ people who can afford them. Paulista 1578, Bela Vista, São Paulo). Size isn’t everything, but it follows that the Parada do Orgulho LGBTQ de São Paulo (São Paulo LGBTQ+ Pride parade) is the biggest in the world, according to the Guinness Book of Records… and a little dating app called Grindr.

Vieira de Carvalho 32, República, São Paulo). The city's nightlife is studded with an array of LGBTQ+ bars and clubs, notably in trendy neighborhoods like Pinheiros and Bela Vista, offering everything from lively dance floors at places like Bubu Lounge and Club Yacht to the world-famous gay club, The Week. But you’re also welcome to check as much clothing as you’d like and spend some time in the large, dark multiroom playspace. 

Woof Bar (Av.

Does anyone, these days, do gay megaclubs quite like Brazilians?