Sao Bernardo Do Campo Sao Paulo, Brazil Travel Guide
Navigation assistance.
Ride-sharing services.
Download the Portuguese offline pack for translation.
Useful to stay in touch locally.
Local bus tracking apps.
General Brazil information.
Details on attractions and events in the state.
Official information and cultural agenda access.
Check LATAM, GOL, Azul for flight information.
Lonely Planet or Rough Guides for broader context on Brazil.
Lonely Planet Brazil, Rough Guides Brazil for a more general context. São Bernardo do Campo-specific guides are rare.
Obtain these at tourist information points if available for navigation within the city.
Local newspapers, like Diário do Grande ABC, feature current events. Free cultural event guides are also available at cultural centers.
Deepen your appreciation of Brazil and its culture.
A VPN provides a secure internet connection, especially on public Wi-Fi networks.
Back up key papers and photos to a cloud service before and during your trip.
Ensure all your electronic devices are password-protected before traveling.
Always keep a copy of your passport and visa (if applicable) separately from the originals. This helps with lost document procedures.
Speaking a few Portuguese phrases connects you more deeply with the local culture.
Olá / Bom dia / Boa tarde / Boa noite (Hello / Good morning / Good afternoon / Good evening).
Por favor (Please) / Obrigado(a) (Thank you, male/female speaker).
Sim (Yes) / Não (No).
Onde é...? (Where is...?)
Quanto custa? (How much?)
Ajuda! (Help!)
Duolingo and Memrise offer structured lessons. Babbel specializes in conversational practice.
Listen to Brazilian music and watch films with Portuguese subtitles to train your ear.
Practice phrases with locals; your effort is always met with appreciation and encouragement.
Your effort to speak Portuguese will be greatly appreciated by locals. Even a few basic phrases fosters goodwill.
