93. Sao Paulo – World’s Most Incredible Cities

Reason why Sao Paulo of Brazil was ranked 93rd in the countdown of "the world's most incredible 100 cities"

That size - that is the biggest city in Brazil - and its traffic volume; the average traffic congestion on Friday night is 180 kilometers, on a very bad day it is 295 kilometers

Sao Paulo exceeds the reputation of urban expansion and fosters a cool personality led by restaurant owners and artists

Mani is rated as one of the best restaurants in the world with its indoor / outdoor atmosphere and innovative menu

Wide acceptance of contemporary art in the Sao Paulo Museum of Art, please refer to Galeria Choque Cultural for "pop, outsiders, young art".

Sao Paulo was overwhelmed by the senses with its size. With more than 10 million inhabitants, this city is the third largest city in the world and the biggest city in South America. Sao Paulo and its comparable Brazilian city Rio de Janeiro often compare with New York and Los Angeles. If Rio is known for its amazing natural environment, the charm of Sao Paulo lies in its vibrant culture with that person. The high-rise building of Avenida Paulista Canyon is implying a city's energy source. Sao Paulo is an international city more than a rival city and there are a few important communities, including the communities of many Japanese, Italian, Arab and Lebanese Christians.

Unfortunately, Sao Paulo is not a coastal city. The cliffs of Saint Paul are steep, the coastal enclosure - Port Santos - is too small to make full use of the possibilities of Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo is at the top of the Brazilian shield, about 800 meters above sea level and about 70 km inland. (By contrast, the Mississippi navigation coach of Minneapolis, Minnesota is located 3000 kilometers inland and less than 200 meters above sea level.) This steep elevation change helps to alleviate the area near the tropics I will. Impact on the climate on the climate Capital and engineering costs are dominant at the coast, but you need to connect cities and states to the coast. Therefore, although Sao Paulo is certainly a major economic center, it is not a person closely related to coastal cities in Brazil and the whole world.