Av. Paulista

Paulista Avenue is the financial district of Sao Paulo, and it is also known as the important institution of Brazil's Wall Street. Many facilities here are quite important. You can find many large multinational companies here, and it is also very interesting.

The most important financial center in South America, with the reputation of Wall Street in South America, forms the modern side of the largest city in the southern hemisphere. Some of the tallest buildings in the southern hemisphere are neatly arranged on both sides of the road, and underground is the subway line crossing one. By Sunday, the roads have given people and bicycles a variety of performances are also very lively.

It is the heart of Sao Paulo, bustling, lively, and many financial centers gather. However, compared to Beijing and Shanghai, it is not so modern and crowded.

Sao Paulo Paulista Street is the busiest and busiest street in Sao Paulo. Both sides of the road are modern high-rise buildings, as well as various high-end shopping malls and banks. It is the international financial center of Brazil and absolutely the symbol of Brazil's wealth.

Paulista Avenue is the commercial street of St Paul's. The whole street is very wide, with large shopping malls and famous buildings on both sides of the street. It is also the main traffic road of St Paul's. The daily traffic is very busy and it is a must-have place for the city tour of St Paul.

Financial Street was built in 1891 and invested by Uruguayan Eugene Lima and friends. In less than a hundred years later, Paulista Street, 2,800 meters long, grew into a financial hub for wealth accumulation. Like other large financial centers in the world, Sao Paulo's Financial Street is full of banks and tall buildings. Almost all international banks are here. You can see it here. The public order here is better. You can go around and have a look. There is a park next to it for quiet. There is a market on the weekend. You can have a look at it.

A famous financial street in Sao Paulo. On both sides of the street, there are buildings of various shapes, together with various kinds of people on the way to and from work. It's very eye-catching to stroll around. There is a street garden on the side road. Like the garden beside Shopping Cidade Sao Paulo, there are WiFi spots.