Located 7 minutes away from the main hotel.
Shuttles will be provided from the hotel to the Summit, and from the Summit back to the hotel.
Departure time: 7.15 - 7.30 - 7.45 - 8 am
Pick up from hotel:
Day 8/11: 7.15 h - 7.30 h
Day 9/11: 7.30 h - 7.45 h
Parking available for a fee.
Discover the tourist attractions of São Paulo, the largest city in Latin America, through an incredible tour that encompasses art, architecture, nature, and gastronomy.
The ticket includes access to the dinner at Alacero Summit 2023
U$S 300 – Until Oct 31
U$S 500 – As from Nov 1 until the date of the program
Brazil does not require a visa for citizens from the Americas, Europe, and several other nationalities. The only exceptions within the Americas are Cuba and Haiti, who do require a tourist visa to travel to Brazil.
If your nationality requires a visa to enter Brazil, you can apply for it online through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website.
If you are a citizen of any of the Mercosur countries (Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela), you can travel to Brazil with your national identity card, without needing to carry a passport.
The yellow fever vaccine is required for travelers arriving in Brazil from Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela.
Brazil authorizes the entry of international tourists without the need for proof of antigen test or vaccination certificate.
The first modern museum in the country, founded in 1947 by Brazilian businessman Assis Chateaubriand. Between 1947 and 1990, Italian art critic and dealer Pietro Maria Bardi was invited by Chateaubriand to direct the MASP.
The museum’s first works of art were selected by Bardi and acquired through donations from local society, forming the most important European art colleciton in the southern hemisphere.
Currently, the collection holds more than 11 thousand artworks, including paintings, sculptures, objects, photographs, videos and pieces of clothing from different periods, from Europe, Africa, Asia and the Americas. Its architecture is one of the landmarks of São Paulo, with a bold design that uses glass and concrete, with rough, unfinished surfaces, with aspects of lightness, transparency and suspension.
The grounded-level plaza under the building’s immense free span was designed as a multipurpose public square.
Vista Ibirapuera brings the best of Brazilian cuisine to the terrace of MAC USP with dishes prepared by Chefs Tuca Mezzomo and Pedro Oliveira. The creations combine the flavor of Brazilian roots and ingredients representing the 5 regions of the country with unique presentations.
Over the years, Vista Restaurante Ibirapuera has won several awards, such us:
– Best Brazilian restaurant run by chef Marcelo Corrêa Bastos 2018 – Veja Comer & Beber
– Second Best Brazilian restaurant run by chef Marcelo Corrêa Bastos 2019
– Veja Comer & Beber
– Restaurateur of the Year 2018 – Leo Sanchez – Veja Comer & Beber
– Premiere of the Year 2018 – Ver Comer y Beber
– Best Cocktail Menu 2019 – Prazeres da Mesa
– Best of Wine 2022 – Prazeres da Mesa
– Travelers’ Choice 2022 – TripAdvisor
Inaugurated in 1954, it is a park listed as historical heritage of São Paulo.
In 2017, it was the most visited park in Latin America, with approximately 14 million visits.
It has a mix of an extensive green wooded area, with a lake and internationally famous landscapes, in addition to historic buildings with museums, an auditorium, a canopy, among others, which were designed by architect Oscar Niemeyer.
