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São Bernardo do Campo
Municipality in Southeast, Brazil

São Bernardo do Campo

São Bernardo do Campo is a Brazilian municipality in the state of São Paulo.

Get in

Getting to São Bernardo do Campo

Both districts of São Bernardo are easily accessible from São Paulo by the Anchieta motorway. From São Paulo, the main district of São Bernardo can be reached by the metropolitan bus operated by EMTU, that departs from the Jabaquara metro and bus station. This bus is reasonably fast since it has a dedicated corridor.

See

Worth seeing

Caminhos do Mar route, Rodovia Caminho do Mar, Riacho Grande,. An 8-km walking route that goes from the south of Riacho Grande to the city of Cubatão, close to the coast. The route goes down in a deactivated motorway, passing across Parque Estadual Serra do Mar, the largest patch of preserved Atlantic rainforest remaining in Brazil.

Do

Things to do

Do fishing or nautical sports at the Billings reservoir Ride a paddle boat or watch the sunset at Parque Municipal Estoril Go trekking at Parque Estadual Serra do Mar - Núcleo Itutinga-Pilões

Eat

Where to eat

Bar e Lanches Afonsina, Rua Afonsina, 425,. Bar e Restaurante Triângulo, Rua Alfredo Bernardo Leite, 15,. Basket Chicken, Avenida Francisco Prestes Maia, 421,. Cantinho Amigo Restaurante e Lanchonete, Rua Maria Scopel Takeshita, 289,. Restaurante São Judas Tadeu, Avenida Maria Servidei Demarchi, 1749,. Florestal Restaurante, Avenida Maria Servidei Demarchi, 2998,. Bosque Morassi, Estrada Assumpta S. Rossi, 75,.

How locals move

Getting around São Bernardo do Campo the local way

  • Get inSenador Teotônio Vilela), and involves taking three ferry boats over the Billings Reservoir.
  • Get inThe second ferry boat crosses the border between São Paulo and São Bernardo do Campo, and if you are going by bus, you need to go on this ferry boat on foot (although you may take another bus in the other side).

From Wikivoyage: São Bernardo do Campo, CC BY-SA. Not yet checked by us. Last edited 2026-09.

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