São Paulo Shopping

  1. Antiguidades do MASP

    Antiques fair that's good for browsing, but bargains are limited.

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  2. Clube Chocolate

    Set around a winning courtyard complete with its own artificial beach, this super-refined store is Daslu's closest rival for high-end fashions for men and women. Your source for US$500 jeans.

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  3. Daslu

    It's against the rules to arrive on foot at São Paulo's most over-the-top shopping emporium. A taxi is one option, though it's much more chic to arrive by chopper at the rooftop heliport. The store itself looks like an all-white Roman villa on steroids, and over its three floors you can find every top designer, from Gucci to Tumi. Uniformed servants dole out free espresso, biscotti and sparkling water at bars spread throughout the store.

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  4. Feira Benedito Calixto

    Open-air market for handicrafts and antiques, plus food stalls and live music.

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  5. Feira da República

    Open-air market specializing in handicrafts and painting.

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  7. Feira do Bixiga

    Flea market featuring crafts, antiques, clothing and live music.

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  8. Feira Moderna

    Feira Moderna is a high-end, high-quality shop featuring Brazilian handicrafts displayed amid a tranquil, flower-filled courtyard. It also has a delightful café.

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  9. Galeria Melissa

    This temple to high-end footwear is worth checking out for its bold design - but don't expect bargains.

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  10. Galeria Ouro Fino

    From hip-high boots to camouflage club gear, this old-fashioned, 3-story mall has been turned into ground zero for alternativo shoppers.

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  11. Livraria Cultura

    Spread out over three stores on the ground floor of the Conjunto Nacional building, this store is a big favorite with students and intellectuals, and has a large collection of both English-language books and travel guides.

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  13. Shopping Frei Caneca

    Relatively modest in size, Shopping Frei Caneca is nevertheless fully equipped with food court, cinema and good midrange shops.

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  14. Shopping Frei Caneca

    Shopping Frei Caneca, also known as 'Shopping Gay Caneca,' with a shamelessly cruisey food court.

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  15. Shopping Iguatemi

    Sampa's favorite high-end hulk of a mall, Shopping Iguatemi has all the top Brazilian brands, from Osklen to Ellus.

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  16. Supermercado Master

    Self-caterers can stock up at Supermercado Master, on the ground floor of the Shopping Frei Caneca mall.

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