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São Paulo is Brazil’s vibrant financial center filled with various cultural and architectural destinations. Being the main global city of the country, coliving spaces can easily be located here. It is the largest city in Brazil, making it home to over 10 million residents. Being the biggest, it is also to be expected that 12,000 different restaurants, discos, cinemas and museums can be found in the city. With the variety of attractions that can be visited in the city, remote workers will get a true taste of Brazilian culture whether they opt for long-term or short-term coliving stays. For accessibility, public transportation consists of a complex bus system and subway and railway lines, along with three airports. It has a humid subtropical climate, with summer taking place from January to March, winter from July to September, spring from October to December and autumn from April to June. When it comes to interacting with the locals, take note that they love football and mainly speak Portuguese but are capable of speaking English, French, Spanish and even other Asian languages.

Here are some interesting facts about São Paulo:
- The residents are called Paulistanos
- It’s the world’s seventh largest city
- São Paulo is situated in the southeastern part of Brazil
- The city is one of the five most populated areas in the world
- The city’s nickname is “Sampa”
- São Paulo is considered to be the Brazilian capital of pizza as it has over 6,000 pizza restaurants
- Outside of Asia, São Paulo has the largest community of residents of Japanese descent
- More than 90,000 events take place in São Paulo in a single year

São Paulo makes an ideal destination for those who are considering the digital nomad lifestyle. With São Paulo being the country’s industrial center, the coliving trend is expected to truly boom in this energetic city.