Welcome to the Liberdade neighborhood

What do you imagine the most famous Japanese neighborhood in São Paulo to be like? You probably think it has always been like this, but I have a surprise for you: the neighborhood is much more than just the Japanese community! Come and discover a little more of its history!

Places of interest:

• Praça João Mendes: Located in the historic center of São Paulo, near Sé, it marks the presence of the black community in the city.
• Praça da Liberdade: One of São Paulo's main landmarks, with a rich history and eclectic architecture. It houses museums, monuments, gardens and holds one of the milestones of Brazil's independence.
• Church of the Holy Cross of the Souls of the Forsaken: Located in the Plaza de la Libertad, with a history linked to the death penalty. Capela dos Aflitos: Place where the bodies of the hanged were watched over before burial. Its atmosphere is full of history.
• Capela Nossa Senhora dos Aflitos: The church was founded on June 27, 1779, in the center of the cemetery, which remains the same location and is still a popular pilgrimage center.
• Vila Portuguesa: Historic neighborhood of São Paulo, with preserved Portuguese colonial architecture, located near Liberty Square, with narrow streets and colorful houses.

Tour details:

The "Welcome to the Liberdade district" tour lasts an average of 2 hours.

Meeting point:

The meeting point is at the turnstile of Liberdade station. I will be wearing a green ecobag and carrying a sign with my name and the Guruwalk symbol.

Come and discover the neighborhood and the history of São Paulo!