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5 Dana u Sao Paulu za Porodicu i Budžetske Putnike
Pet dana kroz šarene ulice Sao Paola: besplatni pešački obilasci, ulična hrana, veliki parkovi i interaktivni muzeji, sve po meri porodice sa decom i ruksaka na leđima.
5 Dana u Sao Paulu za Porodicu i Budžetske Putnike
Pet dana kroz šarene ulice Sao Paola: besplatni pešački obilasci, ulična hrana, veliki parkovi i interaktivni muzeji, sve po meri porodice sa decom i ruksaka na leđima.
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Must-try traditional foods & drinks
What to order in São Paulo, Brazil, with a fun fact for each
Tradicionalna slana jela
Pastel de Feira
These deep-fried turnovers are sold at open-air markets throughout São Paulo, filled with everything from cheese to heart of palm, and they epitomize the citys street-food culture.
Coxinha
A teardrop-shaped croquette filled with shredded chicken and often cream cheese, coxinha is a São Paulo favorite that became popular in its cafes and snack bars, perfect for on-the-go eating.
Sanduíche de Mortadela (Mercadão)
The giant mortadella sandwich from the Municipal Market of São Paulo is an iconic, overflowing sandwich, famous for its enormous portions and a must-try for visitors.
Tradicionalna slatka jela
Brigadeiro
Originating in the 1940s, brigadeiro is a chocolate truffle made from condensed milk, cocoa and butter, rolled in chocolate sprinkles, and it is the must-have sweet at birthdays across São Paulo and Brazil.
Pudim de Leite Condensado
This silky caramel flan made from condensed milk and eggs is a staple dessert in São Paulo homes and restaurants, prized for its smooth texture and sweet caramel topping.
Romeu e Julieta
A simple pairing of goiabada, a guava paste, with slices of fresh or fried queijo, this sweet and savory duo reflects Portuguese and indigenous influences and is a beloved Paulista classic.
Tradicionalna pića
Cafezinho
A strong, small black coffee served throughout São Paulo, cafezinho is more than a drink, it is a ritual of hospitality and a daily energy boost for Paulistanos.
Caldo de Cana (Sugarcane Juice)
Pressed fresh at street stalls and markets like the Mercadão, this sweet, refreshing juice is a classic way to cool down in São Paulo, often paired with pastel.
Mate Gelado
Iced mate tea, sold in glass bottles on city streets and at sporting events, is a popular, invigorating cold drink in São Paulo, especially during hot summers.
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