TourComplete tour of the Sé Cathedral in São Paulo.

Discover the mysteries and grandeur of São Paulo's Sé Cathedral on an exclusive tour of approximately 2 hours. Accompanied by a specialized guide, you will have access to areas that used to be restricted to the public, such as the altar, choir, crypt, bells, dome, and the majestic pipe organ. Climb about 260 steps and be rewarded with an unforgettable panoramic view of the city, as well as the opportunity to take unique photos of the Cathedral's twin towers.

When booking, remember to:

Meeting point: Crypt entrance, at the Metropolitan Cathedral.

*Present the receipt at the Cathedral's office to collect your wristband.

This is our additional information.

Limited accessibility: the entire route is via stairs to access the upper areas (the Choir, Bells and Dome), therefore we recommend wearing comfortable shoes;
- The tour is recommended for people over 12 years old; for children under this age, we ask that their guardians pay extra attention as there are narrow and partially open staircases;
-There are 3 stages of ascent totaling 260 steps, interspersed with pauses for photos and explanations.
Special attention should be paid to attire, as we will be going to the altar and crypt. Therefore, low-cut clothing, short shorts, and inappropriate attire will not be permitted!
We ask that you do not wear hats inside the church.
We distribute water along the tour route, but you can bring your own bottle if you prefer.
Photos and videos will be allowed, with the following exceptions: Non-Christian symbolism, pagan gestures, non-Christian costumes, and behaviors unrelated to the Catholic faith.

**Be prepared to climb approximately 260 steps; the tour requires stamina as it will be approximately a 2-hour walk, almost entirely on your feet. You know your limits.**

Not included: luggage storage and tips.
Includes: entrance tickets, water, access to restrooms, and an on-site guide.

ALLOWED: Photos and videos for personal use.

Digital content creators and influencers must request prior authorization from the Cathedral's Administrative Department.

To experience one of the largest cathedrals in Latin America, book now and secure your spot!