São Paulo

The journey begins

Private jet to São Paulo

São Paulo is a destination for contemporary art, dining and business as much as a gateway to Brazil. An itinerary grouped by neighbourhood leaves more time for the city and less in traffic.

Where to land for São Paulo

Guarulhos is the principal international airport serving São Paulo. Catarina is a separate executive-airport option outside the central city; compare the aircraft requirements and full ground journey to the final address.

The operating carrier should confirm aircraft suitability, handling, permissions and the onward transfer for your itinerary.

What to do in São Paulo

Paulista Avenue and the city's art institutions can anchor a cultural day, with Ibirapuera offering an outdoor interval. São Paulo is also a destination for dining across many neighbourhoods. A shorter, geographically focused programme is often more rewarding than repeatedly crossing the metropolis.

• Paulista Avenue

• Ibirapuera Park

• The city's restaurants and museums

Best time to visit São Paulo

April–September is generally cooler and drier than summer. Rain can occur year-round, while major exhibitions and business events influence hotel and transport demand.