Brazilian flagship store of German high-end suitcase manufacturer. Located in one of the fanciest…read morearea of São Paulo, close to famous hotel/restaurant Fasano. My experience there was with a foreigner who had his Rimowa suitcase opened by TSA while in transit to Brazil. The security code was changed and he could not open it. Firstly we rang the store and the instruction was to bring the suitcase to the closest shop to analyze the problem with the locker. Once we reached there, the lady was really kind and watchful and in 5 minutes the problem was solved! You have to pay a high price for what you get, but you get back for what you have paid!

If you are looking for authentic brazilian handicraft, Kariri is the place. Even for me being a…read morebrazilian there are so many beautiful and unique products that is hard to leave without purchasing anything.

Large selection of havaiana's!! The storefront is very cute, designed for pictures, and spacious…read more This location had a lot of charms to pick from. The sandals are very affordable. Lots of crew members on site to help with any questions.

Stopped here on the last day as we were told this store carries the most inventory. There was a…read moresecurity guard standing in the front. We saw many styles and absolutely disliked the fact that the salesgirl literally followed everywhere. She was probably just two feet away the entire time which we found annoying. Most of the staffs spoke some English and they accept credit cards. We have been to other stores and don't think this location carries more variety. We didn't buy anything here as we already bought six pairs from the mall the previous night. Stop by only when you are in the area!

Shopping center with 3 floors. Grocery store located on the first floor which has everything You…read moreneed for home and more! Starbucks and drug store also located on first floor. Second floor has a food court with Your American fast food like McDonald's, Burger King , and KFC. It also has Brazilian style restaurants like burgers, seafood, a buffet and sushi. There's also a bank and other retail available. Everyone is welcoming here but don't expect everyone to speak English! Knowing a little Portuguese goes a long way! Everything is affordable and accessible if You stay across at Paulista as I dor nearby it's very convenient to just walk over.

On the morning of my Airbnb check-out, I wanted to search for nearby luggage storage places to see…read moreif I would be able to squeeze in a little more adventuring before heading off to the aeroporto. That is when I found Selina through a Google search and app / site called Bounce. You can make your RSVP through their website - select the time, date, and number of bags you plan to check. The cost is per bag but depending on how much you have and the size of them, I would definitely say it was worth it for me. I dropped off my large suitcase, duffle bag, and carry-on while keeping my backpack with me. It was R$30/bag and it's good for the entire day's stay. They require a pick-up time when you make the reservation online, but they don't have a strict pick-up time since they're there all day. This is also a hotel - they offer wellness programs such as massages and offerings like tattoo appointments. There is free wifi, a restaurant / cafe, seating areas w/ tables, a mini store that had snacks, apparel, accessories, travel / toiletry essentials, and more! Two very clean restrooms are available for use on the main floor. After dropping my baggage off, I sat in the cafe and had some breakfast while I figured out where to head off to. I ordered the Brasileiro - pão de queijo, suco de caju, café, ovos, frutas, e tapioca com queijo pancake. They have outlets around the shared space so you'll be able to charge your phone and whatever else you may need. I will be coming here again in the future should I ever need a place to drop my bags off and I had no where else to keep them. Lovely staff members both in the cafe and at reception. There is also a shuttle that takes off from the hotel to the airport, but they leave at a certain time and they only drop off in one area once at the airport (not sure what area that is - the guy didn't quite know, but I didn't want to take a risk of being late for my flight so I took an Uber plus I didn't want to potentially walk too far with all of my stuff once I was there because that wouldn't have been fun if the distance were to be far from my terminal. I would have done it if I had a later flight! The cost was about R$50-55 and my Uber ride was R$99,11.

Great place to come for a tourist SIM/chip for your mobile phone of you are staying at the World…read moreTrade Center hotels or near Ibirapuera. Bring your passport. Patient friendly staff speak Portuguese only, but use Google Translate. Currently R12 for SIM card, then either R50 or R100 to load prepaid service. Activating the SIM and loading will take about 30 minutes in addition to the wait if the store is busy. Social distances seating is enforced. Staff and customers must wear masks and use hand sanitizer.

The most gorgeous gift store - the only place for super original and personalized gifts I've found…read morein São Paulo. They have a great selection of Dröm-designed gifts (they will make you your own versions of many of them) and other interesting Brazilian-designed homewares. From eco-friendly kid's products to custom skateboard decks and Travel accessories. They can personalize gifts while you wait.

This little gem is a gift shop/museum and cafe in one and a wonderful place to buy Brazilian…read morehandicrafts at exceptionally reasonable prices. Responsibly sourced and thoughtfully curated.