Get to know Brazil's underrated culture capital and financial powerhouse, from its funky underground scene to the stellar views atop its signature skyscraper.

Sao Paulo might seem like an adult kind of town, but there are more than a few choice options for the little ones to see and do.

There may not be any free lunches, but there is free admission to some of Sao Paulo's most excellent cultural attractions.

Residents of Sao Paulo may think they've got the city down pat, but we've dug up a few out-of-the-way gems that still surprise locals and visitors alike.

Brazil's vast grassy plains produce some of the best cattle in the world, and there's something very special about the Brazilian style of grilling. Treat yourself to a picanha (top sirloin), a plate of costela (ribs) or a well-marbled beef ancho (rib eye) at one of these outstanding Sao Paulo steakhouses, or do it Brazilian-style: a little (or a lot) of each.

The city sprawls so far in so many directions, it seems to take an eternity before you reach the outskirts. But you really only need a day for these enjoyable excursions.