Brunch und Tour in der Kathedrale von Sé

⛪ Discover the São Paulo Cathedral fully, including the most hidden parts

🍽 Brunch with an all-you-can-eat buffet with more than 20 options of dishes, including meats, pasta, salads, cold cuts, desserts, juices, soda, wine and sparkling wine

🧒 A program for the whole family to enjoy in São Paulo

The events have different times:

Brunch on Saturdays: 12 pm Mass, 1 pm Lunch, 2:45/3 pm the guided tour. (yes, it is a real lunch, despite the name Brunch)

Brunch on Sundays: 11 am Mass, 12 pm Lunch, 2/2:15 pm the guided tour. The tour takes approximately 2 hours. Come in comfortable shoes, there are 240 steps.

Dinners on Saturdays or Sundays: 5:30 pm Check-in, and start of the guided tour, 7:30 pm Musical concert, 8:15 pm +/- Dinner in the upper hall of the Church (we have an elevator for the dining hall) Other spaces only stairs.

Other dinner dates during the week, the tour starts at 6 pm due to traffic.

Christmas Parties. On the 24th Christmas Eve - event without guided tour. 8:30 pm / 11 pm Christmas Concert and midnight Solemn Christmas Mass.

December 25, Christmas lunch. Solemn Mass at 11 am, 12:15 pm lunch and then the guided tour for those who wish. Included in the price. Wine and sparkling wine included.

📅 Date and time: select your dates/times directly on the ticket selector

📍 Location: São Paulo Cathedral

👤 Age requirement: free for all ages. Children under 18 must be accompanied by parents or legal guardians

♿ Accessibility: venue accessible for wheelchair users (elevator to the hall) The complete guided tour only by stairs.

❓ You can consult the FAQ of this event here

⚠ For individual ticket purchases, people who will attend and want to sit together must contact the Brunch organization via Whatsapp so that they can sit together. If the purchase was on a single account, the tickets already appear together. Brunch at the Cathedral Whatsapp: 11 97011-0162.

The program goes beyond simply "sit, eat and leave". The goal is to ensure a unique gastronomic experience that does not end there; art and culture permeate the entire event. It begins with a mass at 11 am on Sundays, or at 12 pm on Saturdays. After the Mass, which is not mandatory but an invitation, we all proceed to the upper halls of the church to enjoy a brunch menu signed by Chef Gil Gondim, a catering specialist with a strong Italian influence and comfort cuisine. (There is an elevator to this location) There are more than twenty gastronomic options, all you can eat. Included drinks: wine and sparkling wine, juice and soda. Finally, guests will have an immersion in a guided walking tour throughout the Cathedral, accessing parts not available to the general public, where they can explore the presbytery, the Crypt, the central nave, the tower, and the dome of one of the largest neo-Gothic temples in the world. (the complete tour has many stairs, 240 steps divided into 3 stops, prefer comfortable shoes and no heels) The tour takes approximately 2 hours, so by 4-5 pm everything is over.

Begin with a guided tour of the Cathedral's Dome. From 5 pm we start the check-in and at 5:30 pm we begin the guided tour. If you're lucky, enjoy a beautiful sunset with a panoramic view of the heart of the city. Then, revisit the history of the place through the Dutch bells installed in the 1960s. Back inside the Church, we will have an explanation of the Cathedral's history and its architectural aspects and curiosities. We also visit the Crypt and the altar. After that, we have a concert presentation with classical, sacred, and contemporary pieces performed by the Luther King Choir, which for over 53 years has preserved the legacy of its great master, Maestro Martinho Lutero Galatti. And to end on a high note, the annexed halls of the Cathedral await you for a marvelous candlelit dinner, with drinks included (wine and sparkling wine). The event also embraces the Missão Belém project, offering a special dinner to the homeless with the same menu served at the dinner. Get your tickets now for the Concert and Dinner at the São Paulo Cathedral!