Sao Paulo

Sao Paulo, with 11 million inhabitants.
The history of the city of São Paulo runs parallel to the history of Brazil along approximately 450 years of its existence, against the more than five hundredyears of the arrival of Europeans in the country. Although it was marked by relative blankness, either from the standpoint of political or economic, for the first three centuries since itsfoundation, São Paulo stands at various times as the scene of several important moments of rupture in the country's history
São Paulo stands out more as a city marked by tourism business for recreationaltourism. There are big chains, whose audience is the corporate end, installed in the city: the backbone through which the city is home to 120 of the 160 major exhibitions in the country.
Cultural tourismand leisure is also relevant in the city, especially when taking into account the many outstanding international events (such as the Arts Biennial of Sao Paulo and the many shows that make theirpresentations in Havana).
The city has a nightlife considered the best in the world: 280 cinemas, 120 theaters, 71 museums and 39 cultural centers, some in response to the mass affluent segment, otherpublicly contemplating more popular.
The diversity of peoples and cultures that have been incorporated into the pulse of the city, giving rise to a rich and very different cuisine, which in itself is amajor tourist attraction, with more than 50 types of cuisine.
São Paulo is one of the great centers of culture, entertainment, fashion and business worldwide.
São Paulo's climate is consideredsubtropical, with an annual average temperature of 19.25 degrees Celsius, with warm winters and summers with moderately high temperatures, increased by the effect of the high concentration of buildings.The hottest month (February) has an average temperature of 22.5 ° C, and the coldest month (July) 16 ° C.23

Sao Paulo, con más de 11 millores de habitantes.
La historia de la ciudad de São Paulo...