MASP is known for its impressive collection of Western art, presented with modern architecture. The museum's unique glass and concrete structure hovers above the ground, symbolizing liberty and innovation. The main challenge solved by MASP is preserving international and Brazilian art in a central and accessible location.

This is São Paulo's oldest art museum, renowned for its vast collection of Brazilian art. Nestled in a beautiful park, it provides insight into Brazil's artistic heritage. The museum addresses the challenge of preserving Brazilian historical art and making it available to the public.

Known as São Paulo's "Green Heart," this urban park offers both natural beauty and cultural attractions like museums and auditoriums. It solves the challenge of providing a multi-purpose space for art, culture, and leisure.

An interactive science museum focusing on innovation and learning, housed in the historic Palace of Industries. It addresses the challenge of engaging young visitors with cultural and scientific insights.

This is where São Paulo was founded in 1554, making it the city's historical heart. The challenge addressed here is preserving and understanding the city's origins.

Known for its opulent architecture, it is one of Brazil's most important opera houses. It solves the challenge of providing a venue for high-quality performing arts.

A vibrant Japanese neighborhood showcasing the cultural fusion of Brazilian and Japanese traditions. It addresses the challenge of celebrating and preserving Japanese culture in São Paulo.

Dedicated to Afro-Brazilian history and culture, this museum presents the story of Africans in Brazil. It tackles the challenge of preserving and promoting Afro-Brazilian heritage.

This cultural center hosts theater productions, exhibitions, and film screenings. It solves the city’s need for a versatile space for diverse cultural expressions.

Dedicated to the Portuguese language, this museum delves into linguistics and communication. It addresses the understanding and celebration of the Portuguese language's evolution.

Specializes in sacred art and religious artifacts, housed in a former monastery. This museum tackles the preservation of sacred and cultural artifacts.

More than a transit station, this building is a testament to São Paulo's historical and architectural heritage. It solves the issue of conserving and showcasing architecture from the city's industrial era.

Located in the Pacaembu Stadium, this museum celebrates Brazil’s famous soccer culture. It addresses the preservation and celebration of football's deep roots in Brazil.

This cultural space focuses on literature and poetry, set in a charming historic mansion. It addresses the challenge of fostering and promoting literary culture in São Paulo.

This museum marks the site where Brazil declared independence, bearing significant historical value. It tackles the preservation of national heritage and the history of Brazilian independence.

This cultural complex celebrates Latin American unity and culture, designed by Oscar Niemeyer. It addresses cultural exchange and intellectual engagement across Latin America.

São Paulo's oldest church, dating back to the 17th century, showcasing early colonial architecture. It helps preserve the religious and architectural heritage of the city.

A modern cultural space hosting exhibitions, performances, and educational programs. It addresses the need for dynamic contemporary art and cultural engagement.

An ever-evolving alleyway famous for its urban art and graffiti. It solves the challenge of making art accessible and engaging in an informal setting.

Dedicated to contemporary arts, emphasizing architecture and design, named after the iconic artist Tomie Ohtake. It addresses the need for a dedicated space for contemporary art exhibitions.