Experience Paradise and Peace

São Paulo Brazil Temple
Visitors' Center

A Local Landmark

The São Paulo Brazil Temple

Walk through colorful gardens lined with towering trees, sit by the fountains and cascading waterfall, enjoy the beautiful views, and feel the peace of the grounds. Explore inspiring exhibits, admire the temple’s striking architecture, and discover the story of the first temple ever built in South America. 

Admission is always free, and everyone is welcome.

Free Guided Tours

Get a personalized experience of the Visitors' Center!

A Place Worth Exploring

Come See What Awaits You

Whether you’re here with family, friends, or just your own curiosity, you’re welcome. Wander the grounds, join an activity, and feel the peace of this sacred space. The Visitors’ Center and temple grounds are open to everyone—the temple itself is reserved for members, but there’s so much to experience beyond its doors.

Historic Temple

First Latter-day Saint temple built in South America.

Tropical Gardens

Landscaped grounds featuring colorful flowerbeds and a water fountain.

Interactive Exhibits

Experience Thorvaldsen's Christus replica & discover your family's story.

Stunning Views

A place of calm, beauty, and reflection open to all.

Events Worth Coming Back For​

From seasonal celebrations to inspiring community events, there’s always something meaningful to experience here.

What Visitors Are Saying

Cão Do Submundo
Basically, it's the best place in the world... I love it my experience there. I learn a lot about the gospel of Jesus Christ. I could feel the saviors love.. I never feel like that. I truly recommended this place to everyone who wants to know about Christ.
Clarice S
Interactive exhibition with games, videos, objects to play, audio with headphones and accessibility throughout. I entered with our baby cart and could attend the entire exhibition without any difficulty. The missionaries are super sympathetic and attentive to the children, they are also very respectful.
Gabriel Coitiño
They open a new visitors center that is open to the general public. It is a beautiful place with an great environment. The peace is palpable. It is a great place for a family visit.
Danielle A
The best place you could be. Personalized and open to the public. Transmits peace and good feelings.
LisaMNUSA
We stopped here based on good reviews, I wasn't disappointed. Just as other reviewers said that the ground is very beautiful. I am glad that we stopped here, walked around and enjoy the beautiful ground.

Open 365 Days a year

HOurs & Location

Mon – Sat: 10:00am – 9:00pm

Sun: 2:00 PM – 9:00 PM

Av. Prof. Francisco Morato, 2430 – Caxingui, São Paulo – SP, 05512-300, Brazil
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Nearby Attractions
Butantã Institute (~1.5 miles)
Parque Villa-Lobos (~2 miles)
University of São Paulo – USP (~5 min by car
Shopping Butantã (steps away)

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Continue Your Journey

Whether you’re here for a moment or beginning something that lasts a lifetime,
there are many ways to draw closer to Him—wherever you are.

Download the Book of Mormon

Whether you're here for an hour or a lifetime, some things stay with you. Carry peace in your pocket. The Book of Mormon has brought hope to millions—and it's yours, free on your phone, ready whenever and wherever you need it.

Talk with Missionaries

Some questions are best explored in conversation. Whether you're visiting for the day or live just down the road, our missionaries would love to connect—in person or from wherever you call home. No pressure, just real connection that could be the start of something meaningful.

Attend a Service

You don't have to come alone, and you don't have to have it all figured out. With congregations all over the world, there's a place for you close to home—whether that's here or halfway across the globe. Just a warm welcome and a seat waiting whenever you're ready.

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Inspiration & News​

Discover personal experiences, uplifting messages, and behind-the-scenes stories from the Temple Visitors’ Center and beyond.