Overview
The Mercado Municipal, opened in 1933, is São Paulo's most famous market, with impressive stained-glass ceilings and a Neo-Gothic/Art Deco building. Inside you'll find Brazilian tropical fruits (açaí, cupuaçu, cashew fruit), spices, cheeses, and dried fish. The oversized mortadela sandwich and pastel de bacalhau (codfish pastry) on the upper floor are the market's signature dishes. A culinary destination showcasing São Paulo's multicultural food scene.
Opening Hours
Mon-Sat 06:00-18:00, Sun 06:00-16:00.
Travel Tips
The upstairs mortadela sandwich is huge — consider sharing. Don't miss tasting tropical fruits. Visit in the morning to avoid crowds.
Hotels near Mercado Municipal de São Paulo
Hotels and guesthouses in São Paulo, Centro, São Paulo
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