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Located a block from Paulista Avenue, Blue Tree Premium Paulista is in the heart of São Paulo. Its location is privileged: it is surrounded by theaters, museums, shopping malls, bars, restaurants and the charming streets of the Jardins district. This hotel is perfect for those who are looking for leisure or business in the most cosmopolitan city of the country. In addition, the charming Blue Tree Towers Paulista offers all the infrastructure needed for leisure, business and differentiated services: the Japanese style of serving combined with Brazilian hospitality.

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Аrea information	The second largest city in the world, Sao Paulo is the capital of business tourism in the continent. The skyscrapers dominate the skyline in the largest city in Latin America, with 11 million inhabitants and a cosmopolitan and multicultural environment. HISTORY São Paulo’s history began in 1554 when the village of São Paulo de Piratininga was founded. It was the birthplace of the “bandeirante” explorers, who set out exploring the country in search of gold and found it in vast quantities in Minas Gerais state in the 18th century. The gold led the village to prosper and it then became known as a city. In the 19th century, São Paulo welcomed many immigrants, including Italians, which contributed to the industrialization process. The capital city of São Paulo has currently lost its industrial power in light of the development of other cities, but it is one of Latin Americas most important cities for commerce, services and technology. CLIMATE São Paulo has a subtropical climate with an average temperature of 18.3 ºC (65 ºF). The summers are warm and the winters are cool. CULTURE It is impossible to speak of only a single culture in São Paulo since it is a city that has been greatly influenced by Italian, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese and Lebanese immigrants, among others. What can be said is that it is multicultural and cosmopolitan, offering areas dedicated to the visual arts, cinema, theater, music and history, as well as folklore and classical culture. ATTRACTIONS - Ipiranga Museum: this museum was built in the renaissance style along the shores of the Ipiranga river and is the mark of the declaration of independence in Brazil. The museum’s collection includes artifacts from the 19th century. - MASP (Museu de Arte de São Paulo): this is the most important museum in Latin America for western art. The museum’s architecture, a building suspended by only two columns, is modern and appeals to the visitors as do the 3,487 artworks that recount the history of art since the Middle Ages up to the 20th century. - MAM (Museum of Modern Art): this museum was opened in 1948 by patron of the arts Francisco Matarazzo Sobrinho (Ciccillo Matarazzo) and his wife, the São Paulo aristocrat Yolanda Penteado, to exhibit Brazilian modernist artwork. The museum’s collection includes work from artists such as Anita Malfatti, Joan Miró, Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, among others. - Ibirapuera Park: inaugurated in 1954, this park covers an area of 1,600,000 m2 and is located in the heart of the city. Ibirapuera is a leisure and recreational area that has become part of the culture of São Paulo. It is also used for fairs, exhibitions, shows and other activities. - Municipal Theater: this is one of the most important theaters of the continent. It is the base for artistic and cultural events, among which one of the main ones was the Modern Art Week in 1922. The theater, which was opened in 1911, is home to the Municipal Symphonic Orchestra of São Paulo, the Lyrical Choir and the City’s Ballet. - Butantã Institute: this institute is home to 60 species of snakes from around the world, as well as spiders and scorpions. The animals are kept behind glass, in an open-air serpentarium or in caged-off areas, where monkeys are kept for research purposes. Solar da Marquesa de Santos: this is the residence of Maria Domitila de Castro Canto e Melo, the Marchise of Santos, better known in Brazil’s history as one of the lovers of Dom Pedro I, built in the 18th century. - Memorial of the Immigrants: created in 1993, this memorial honors the immigrants by stressing the importance of immigration in the cultural and historical origins of São Paulo. It is comprised of the Immigration Museum, a Center for Research and Documentation and the centers for Transports and for Studies and Traditions. LINKS - São Paulo City Hall: http://www.capital.sp.gov.br - Stay another day (virtual tourism guide): http://www.fiquemaisumdia.com.br - Click SP (a photo of the city): http://www.flickr.com/groups/clicksp - São Paulo Tourist Points: http://www.flickr.com/groups/saopaulopontosturisticos - MASP (São Paulo Art Museum): http://masp.uol.com.br - Museu Paulista da USP (Ipiranga Museum): http://www.mp.usp.br
Food and Restaurants	The cuisine of Blue Tree Towers Paulista is under the supervision of Chef Cícero Agustinho. The restaurant, Noah, which can seat up to 130 people, offers the best of international cuisine with themed buffets and a tasty breakfast, offering the best for your day-to-day. One of the most popular dishes on the menu is the Picanha Oswaldo Aranha. The Sushi Bar offers typical plates and 24-hour room service, with many options of oriental cuisine, besides a special Japanese breakfast. It also offers a happy hour with live music for a relaxing end of day. On Saturdays, Noah serves a delicious feijoada bean stew and to complete the typical Brazilian lunch it offers a chorinho band.
Rating information	133-204
Hotel Facilities
Activities	Fitness Centre
General	Restaurant Bar 24-Hour Front Desk Elevator Safety Deposit Box Cable/Satellite TV Designated Smoking Area Air-conditioning
Internet	High speed
Guest Parking	Available
Services	Room Service Dry Cleaning Ironing Service
Hotel Policies
Check in	14:00
Check out	12:00