This iconic market is famous for its vast selection of fresh fruits, vegetables, and meats. It's ideal for travelers looking to taste various fruits native to Brazil that are hard to find elsewhere. The Mortadella sandwich here is legendary and a must-try for any visitor.

Large enough to explore for several hours.

Held in the vibrant Japanese neighborhood of Liberdade, this market is known for its array of Asian goods, foods, and crafts. It's perfect for those interested in discovering São Paulo's diversity and cultural influences. The market buzzes with life every Sunday.

This market specializes in antiques and art and draws collectors and creative minds. It's a treasure trove for travelers interested in distinctive souvenirs and artisanal objects. Live music adds a unique charm to the shopping experience here.

Located in the heart of São Paulo, this market focuses on arts, crafts, and cultural items. It's an art enthusiast's paradise with many handmade goods. Visitors can find jewelry, clothing, and decorative items that are distinctly Brazilian.

This vibrant street market specializes in fresh produce, seafood, and flowers. Perfect for travelers who want to try local fruits and see the daily lives of locals. The energetic atmosphere gives a taste of the everyday hustle and bustle of São Paulo.

Celebrating Italian culture, this market is held in the Bixiga neighborhood, known for its strong Italian influence. Visitors can enjoy Italian foods, crafts, and antiques while learning about the Italian community's contribution to São Paulo. The vibrant market scene is perfect for family outings.

It’s a traditional market with a modern twist, featuring a selection of gourmet food outlets. Ideal for foodies eager to discover high-quality Brazilian products or have a meal at one of the on-site eateries. The upmarket flair makes it a unique experience among local markets.

Known for its impressive size, this wholesale market offers everything from fresh fruit to fish and flowers. It's the perfect spot for travelers who want to experience massive scale operations and witness the supply chain in action. Night markets are uniquely exciting here.

Situated under the iconic São Paulo Museum of Art (MASP), this market specializes in antiques and vintage pieces. A must-visit for collectors and history buffs interested in Brazil's past. The backdrop of MASP adds an artistic touch to this charming market.

Known for its affordability and wide selection, this market is where locals shop for daily essentials. Great for budget-conscious travelers who still want to enjoy top-quality goods. Its historical roots in the Lapa neighborhood make it a beloved local fixture.

Reflecting the Bolivian culture in São Paulo, this market is filled with traditional Bolivian street food, crafts, and music. An excellent choice for visitors interested in exploring the multicultural dimension of São Paulo. Enjoy the vibrant cultural performances while indulging in delicious cuisine.

This night market offers a different experience with its focus on street food and local snacks. Ideal for night owls looking to enjoy the evening breeze and a taste of Brazilian nightlife. It gives a distinctive twist on traditional markets, operating under the moonlight.

This neighborhood market is renowned for fresh seafood and vegetables, and is frequented by home cooks and chefs. Perfect for those interested in culinary activities or seeking authentic market experiences away from tourist areas. The friendly vendors add a personable touch to shopping here.

Set in a charming neighborhood, this local market offers a variety of artisanal foods and regional crafts. It's a delightful blend of shopping and cultural experience for those interested in São Paulo's regional diversity. Craft enthusiasts will particularly enjoy its unique handmade offerings.

Known for its welcoming vibe and variety of traditional foods, this market primarily serves its local community. Visitors can sample authentic São Paulo snacks and purchase affordable groceries. It's a perfect stop for budget-conscious visitors and those looking to enjoy local flavor.

This market caters to those interested in local food and culture, offering a mixture of ingredients and ready-to-eat Brazilian dishes. A top choice for culinary tourists wanting to explore daily Brazilian life. The bustling atmosphere gives a lively tone to exploring local flavors.

Located near the famous Pacaembú Stadium, this market offers traditional foods, crafts, and antiques. It's ideal for sports fans who can combine a stadium visit with market browsing. The proximity to sports venues sets this market apart, making it a great cultural and sporting combination.

This bustling open-air market specializes in a mix of clothing, accessories, and local foods, attracting bargain hunters. It's a hub for discovering affordable fashion and local trends. The open-air setting allows shoppers to enjoy São Paulo's energetic outdoor market culture.

Although technically outside the city, it's a popular weekend destination for art lovers. Known for its arts and crafts, it offers a variety of paintings, sculptures, and handmade Brazilian crafts. The charming colonial atmosphere adds a different dimension to exploring Brazilian creativity.

This market blends Brazilian and Asian cultures, featuring a selection of Asian products alongside traditional Brazilian items. It's perfect for visitors seeking unique culinary fusions or goods that highlight São Paulo's multicultural landscape. Being compact, it’s easy to navigate and explore quickly.