Tourists from all over Brazil and foreign countries come to Sao Paulo each year, attracted to this capital whose economy is the size of Argentina’s. It is considered the number one consumer market in Latin America. It is also the center of all business decisions in the private sector and its influence is significant not only for Brazil’s growth but also to the growth of the entire continent, starting with the Mercosur. The metropolitan area of Sao Paulo is surpassing the mark of 20 million inhabitants. It is the 10th industrial city of the globe and it has a decisive influence in the construction of a new and modern cycle, comparable to that of first world countries. Today the city where Brazil’s Industrial revolution began and prospered, grows in the service sector, following the worldwide tendency of the great international centers. São Paulo, the city of concrete and big business, also has a lot of tourist attractions. The estimate is that the tourism sector creates 200 thousand jobs, generates US$ 8,2 billion in revenue and pays US$ 425 thousand in taxes. Don’t be fooled into thinking that Sao Paulo is all about work. The city offers excellent leisure and cultural options for both day and night. Let’s check out now a bit of what this metropolis offers.