As Sao Paulo’s most famous art museum, MASP is featured on a variety of sightseeing tours. As well as covering highlights such as Paulista Avenue (Avenida Paulista) and Liberdade (Bairro da Liberdade), city tours typically take you to the museum’s roof terrace for sweeping views, while architecture-focused tours explore the city’s brutalist and modernist style in more detail. If you’re an art enthusiast, opt for a museum tour, some of which include skip-the-line admission tickets.
Sao Paulo Museum of Art (MASP) is located on the bustling Avenida Paulista. It's easy to reach MASP by subway; ride the green line to Trianon-MASP station, which is 1-minute walk from the museum. If arriving by car, there’s a private parking lot at the museum.
The museum is open Tuesday-Sunday from midmorning until early evening; on Tuesday, MASP stays open for an additional two hours. Nearly all of Sao Paulo’s museums are closed on Mondays.
Sao Paulo Museum of Art (MASP) is located on the city’s most famous thoroughfare, which is home to multi-million dollar real estate and sleek shopping malls. Once you’ve got your culture fix in MASP, head to Parque Trianon, and Casa das Rosas arts center, located in one of the last mansions remaining on the street. After dark, immerse yourself in the lively nightlife of Rua Augusta.
