See several options in the southern part of the city […]
Our journey to discover the largest city in Latin America continues at the Ecotourism Hub of São Paulo, an area of over 400 km² which occupies approximately 28% of the municipal territory.
In this episode of the “SP is Right Here” series, the Travel by fare not only did he arrive differently, sailing through one of the city’s most famous bodies of water, but he also discovered three different accommodation options in Parelheiros and Marsilac, in the far south of São Paulo.
The Ecotourism Hub brings together 120 small entrepreneurs and nearly 600 rural organic production properties. Indeed, some even have the chance to stay amid folk arts, history and, of course, plenty of Atlantic Forest behind their home, such as a farm in Marsilac, the last neighborhood south of the city.
Third Lake Hostel
(Parents)
With the atmosphere of a beach inn, this hostel is located on the Third Lake, on the banks of the Guarapiranga and next to the Igreja Messiânica do Solo Sagrado, less than 50 meters from the dam.
“We try to offer a rustic breakfast, with typical products of the region, jams, coffee, cheese, free-range eggs, cheese bread,” describes owner Augusto Bat, whose business is located less than 30 km from Paulista Avenue .
The hostel has eight suites, with a capacity of 32 people, is equipped with a garden, kitchen and Wi-Fi and offers guided tours of the dam.
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Third Lake Hostel
Rua Ludovíco Roca, 13 – Terzo Lago Park
Tel.: (11) 91221-3581
R$120 per person
Paulus Center
(Parents)
“Art is part of me and therefore, wherever I am, it is always present. And since I arrived here at the Paulus Center, we have revitalized all this”, describes Túlio de Freitas Amaral, miner from the Vale do Jequitinhonha region, in Minas Gerais, is one of the owners of this social enterprise, of which former employees are the current owners.
As he himself explains, the Paulus Center is 42 years old and was born as a reception center for courses, initially linked to anthroposophy. Currently the place hosts participants in various courses “that are good for the planet or for human beings”.
“If you need physical space, rooms, meals, lodging, that’s what we’re here for,” he adds.
With the atmosphere of a country hotel, the place has a larger block, nicknamed Paulão, with very spacious rooms, an office, a cafeteria, classrooms, kitchen, study and fireplace. In total there are 12 apartments and another eight with more accessible solutions and shared bathrooms in the corridor.
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Rua Amaro Alves do Rosário, 102 – Parelheiros
Tel.: (11) 5921-7535 – 5920-8935
Rates on request
centropaulus.com.br
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Enchanted Kingdom site
(Marsilac)
This type of farmhouse is located in the last district of the extreme south of the city of Sao Paulo, equipped with a manor house, swimming pool and a large green area for walks.
However, the piece de resistance of the land is the old brickyard from the 1970s, which still retains some brick kilns from the era.
“We started with accommodation for people who come from São Paulo to enjoy the taste of being in a preserved area, hear the noise of the birds of the Atlantic Forest and have access to this Environmental Conservation Area in a pleasant way,” he explains owner Patricia Helfstein.
The property has three bedrooms for up to 12 guests and is rented entirely for R$1,059 per night. Reservations can be made on accommodation sites such as AirBnb.
Source: Terra
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