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24 de abr. de 2024 · Sao Paulo, city, capita of Sao Paulo estado (state), southeastern Brazil. It is the foremost industrial center in Latin America. The city is located on a plateau of the Brazilian Highlands extending inland from the Serra do Mar, which rises as part of the Great Escarpment just inland from the Atlantic Ocean.
Sao Paulo es la ciudad capital del Estado de São Paulo, es la mayor ciudad del hemisferio sur y, por ende, la ciudad más grande de Brasil. También es considerada la más importante en el ámbito cultural, económico y social cumpliendo el papel de uno de los mayores centros financieros de América Latina.
São Paulo, or Sampa as it is also often called, is the largest city in Brazil, with a municipality population of 12.1 million, and about 21.3 million in its metropolitan region - the most populous of the Americas and the Southern Hemisphere.
01 / Attractions. Must-see attractions. Edifício Copan. São Paulo. Copan was designed by late modernist master Oscar Niemeyer. The building, with its serpentine facade and narrow brises soleil (permanent sunshades), is… Mercado Municipal. São Paulo. This covered market is a belle epoque confection of stained glass and a series of vast domes.
América > Sudamérica > Brasil > Estado de São Paulo > São Paulo. São Paulo. Comprender. Distritos. Llegar. Moverse. Ver. Hacer. Aprender. Trabajar. Comprar. Comer. Beber y salir. Dormir. Conectarse. Seguridad. Respeto. Salud.
São Paulo es una potencia en historia, economía, cultura y turismo. Fue construída por migrantes de otras regiones del territorio nacional e inmigrantes de varios países, lo que la vuelve en la ciudad más cosmopolita de Brasil.
12 de abr. de 2024 · The state capital, São Paulo, is the largest city in Brazil (having overtaken Rio de Janeiro in the 1950s) and one of the largest urban centres in the world. Area 95,834 square miles (248,209 square km). Pop. (2022) 46,024,937. Physical and human geography. The land. Relief and drainage. São Paulo has a coastline 370 miles (600 km) long.
