Brazil

São Paulo

Peroli

From kicking off her DJ career in 2018, Peroli has rose to prominence in the São Paulo dance scene. She's performed sets at numerous important parties in her city, and has also made has made a name for herself internationally—stopping by the likes of 

 and Radio 1Xtra in the UK. 

Throughout her career, she's made it a mission to connect people. Just as her slick mixes merge Brazilian funk with UK grime, she holds a personal interest in bridging cultures, eagerly welcoming visitors to her city. 

 she gladly puts together inclusive and welcoming guides to ensure visitors have a great stay in the Brazilian metropolis. Below she tells Trippin some of her favourite under-the-radar stops:

Starting as a ghost kitchen for deliveries only, Notorious Fish has become the cosiest restaurant in the Pinheiros district. It's a home for those who like good quality seafood an affordable price. If you never had oysters before, this is the place to go! But I would stick with a good old shrimp roll to start. 

A place where stationery lovers can find everything from cookbooks to the most genius pens. I love to check the Asian Vogue—Livraria Sol is the only place I know in town that stocks it.

A convenient spot for contemporary art lovers; this cultural centre is sprawled out on one floor, divided into three rooms that exhibit completely different works. The gift shop offers a large range of independent Brazilian brands.

Regô is a place for people who like to taste drinks and know exactly what they're getting. Each option on the menu is well thought-out, giving consumers a very unique experience. 

An iconic building right in the middle of the city, Renata is a hotel that offers furnished apartments—similar to Airbnb but much more luxurious. Even if you're not staying at the hotel, the swimming pool and restaurant is open to the public. 

Instituto Tomie Ohtake

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