
Osasco Sao Paulo, Brazil Travel Guide
São Paulo City, the largest city in South America, has a vast array of cultural, historical, artistic, and entertainment options. It is easily accessed from Osasco by CPTM train.
Santana de Parnaíba, one of São Paulo state's oldest villages, boasts a beautifully preserved colonial historic center. Parque Estadual da Cantareira (Núcleo Pedra Grande) has walking paths and scenic viewpoints.
For those seeking nature, several parks and coastal areas are within reach for day trips or longer stays.
Parque Estadual da Cantareira protects a portion of the Atlantic ocean Forest biome, with hiking, waterfalls, plus lookout points.
São Paulo City: CPTM Line 8 or 9 directly from Osasco, connecting to the Metro.
Beyond Osasco and central São Paulo, cultural excursions invite a dive into the region's history and traditions.
Fazendas Históricas (Historic Coffee Farms) have tours of colonial-era estates, with insights into Brazil's agricultural past. These often need a vehicle or organized tour.
São Roque, known for its "Rota do Vinho" (Wine Route), features vineyards, wineries, and agro-tourism experiences.
Aparecida do Norte hosts the Basilica church of the National Shrine of The Church of our lady of Aparecida, Brazil's largest Catholic shrine.
São Paulo City has diverse experiences, from exploring major avenues to historic sites and neighborhoods.
Embu das Artes and The holyna de Parnaíba are easily accessible for art, history, and historic colonial appeal.
Consider extending your trip beyond Osasco and São Paulo to explore more of Brazil's diverse regions.
Enjoy beaches, visit the port of Santos (largest in Latin America), and explore the aquarium.
Charming mountain town, cool climate, European-style architecture, beautiful scenery.
Colonial town and island paradise, with historical charm and stunning natural beauty.
Explore historic coffee farms in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro states.
Drive or bus along the coast, stopping at charming towns and beaches.
Visit Ouro Preto, Tiradentes, Congonhas for Baroque art and colonial architecture.