From The Rio Times · Gabriela Vargas · · 1m 40s
São Paulo Election Day Culture Crawl
Wet election Sunday in São Paulo: art, free museums and slow dinners.
In brief
Wet election Sunday in São Paulo: art, free museums and slow dinners. São Paulo voters head to galleries and free cultural spots on election day as rain delays outdoor plans. Originally reported by The Rio Times.
Weather & What to Wear
Sunday starts humid with a high chance of afternoon rain across the city.
Day at a Glance
The day’s event: art at MASP (R$85 (about US$16)) and free MAC USP.
What to See & Do
A wet-day art crawl from Avenida Paulista to Ibirapuera with free museums.
Getting Around
Metro, CPTM trains and metropolitan buses free today from 6am to 8pm for election.
Where to Eat
Lunch: Vila Madalena has casual restaurants open after Beco do Batman.
Practical Info
Brazilians vote today in the first round of the presidential election.
Community & Lifestyle
Free cultural spaces help newcomers see São Paulo without a plan.
Game Day
Palmeiras play Fluminense in Copa Libertadores semi-final on 14 and 21 October.
Business & Markets
Brazilian stocks rose 2.63% on Friday after weak US payrolls report.
Plan Ahead
The week ahead: wet Sunday, drier midweek with election day activities.
FAQ
MASP costs R$85 (about US$16) today; free on Tuesdays.
Weather & What to Wear
Wear light layers and waterproof shoes; humidity makes it feel stickier.
Day at a Glance
The day for: slow indoor culture and coffee with free museums.
What to See & Do
Sesc Pompeia offers free cultural spaces and concrete architecture.
Here's the gist
São Paulo voters head to galleries and free cultural spots on election day as rain delays outdoor plans.
