based on 5 experiences from female travelers
Emma
Germany
I felt save almost every moment during day time, but not in the neighbourhood “Luz” I’d never walk there alone in the night. The city is amazingly big but so beautiful! I really recommend tasting traditional food, going to the Parc d’Ibirapuera and visiting Sampa Sky
Posted: January 24, 2025Louisa
Germany
My travel buddy and I are currently in São Paulo and we’re travelling low budget. So far we’ve stayed in a hostel in Guarulhos and had enough luck to be able to stay at a really lovely Ladies place that we found through this app. We visited Sampa Sky, the Liberdade neighbourhood, Beck de Batman, the mercado municipal paulistano and a couple more attractions. So far all our experiences were good even in the areas locals warned us about. Maybe we were just lucky, but I’d recommend staying vigilante at all times, especially with your phone and bags. Most locals don’t speak a lot of English so sometimes it’s hard to communicate but we have found that everyone makes an effort to help you out.
Posted: January 22, 2025I traveled last year for vacation. I went alone for seven days. I got around using the metro and buses - to and from the airport, as well as for long-distance trips to Rio de Janeiro. I love this city, there is a lot to see and many beautiful places.
Posted: September 13, 2023I spent a few days alone in São Paulo. The biggest struggle for me was Portuguese. I cycled around the city, which was really great, and I also discovered three beaches on a walking tour. I was there during the carnival and I would recommend everyone to experience the carnival at least once in their life. I spent the whole day walking around various Blocos de Rua (street carnivals) and always felt very safe.
Posted: April 30, 2023Based on 36 local experiences
Based on 36 local experiences
São Paulo is a great city to visit, sadly is getting unsafe, but not impossible to visit. You just have to be careful, at night I don't recommend walking, taking a taxi or Uber, is better. But in the daylight is a beautiful city, just take care of your belongings.
Posted: March 8, 2025São Paulo is a huge city and there are different levels of safety depending where you are. Generally it is safe to walk around alone as a woman, but be aware of pickpockets. I wouldn’t recommend walking alone at night on streets with little movement and always stay alert.
Posted: February 11, 2025Merle
Hey, I‘m Merle from Germany, doing a year abroad in São Paulo. I love music, cooking, learning languages and meeting new people but my real passion is travelling. That’s when I feel the most alive. I am a curious and extroverted person and I am looking forward to get to know you ☺️
Luana
Hi!! My name is Luana, I’m from São Paulo, Brazil and I’m 24. I’m a very open mind person and I’m free to meet and discover a lot of different things and cultures. Besides that, I recently finished my degree in psychology and I’m moving to the Netherlands to study and develop myself professionally and personally. Feel free to send me a message, I’m nice (I swear) 😂
Merle
São Paulo
3 days
Hey, I‘m Merle from Germany, doing a year abroad in São Paulo. I love music, cooking, learning languages and meeting new people but my real passion is travelling. That’s when I feel the most alive. I am a curious and extroverted person and I am looking forward to get to know you ☺️
Anna
São Paulo
3 days
Hii, I’m Anna, but you can call me Teca! Wandering through cities, chasing architecture, and getting lost. I live for old buildings, weird art, and the kind of history that makes you feel something. Love photography and always happy to meet new people. If you’re into urban adventures and staring at beautiful things for way too long, hit me up!!
Auré
Just a girl who enjoy each simple moments . Go with the flow
Ana
Im a 20 year old girl from Lima, Perú who wants to travel more and is open to meet new friends around the world.