Discover Sertãozinho

Sertãozinho can be discovered from different perspectives: a distinctive monument offers views of the city, while its theater and historic buildings provide cultural points of interest. The city is also home to a trade event focused on the sugar-energy sector and is the starting point of a long pilgrimage route. As you plan your trip, you can consider which of these very different aspects interests you most.

Views and Sculptures at Parque do Cristo Salvador

The Cristo Salvador monument is 56 meters tall. From its observation point, you can see Sertãozinho from different perspectives. If you’re interested in the place and its views, this is a notable landmark that puts the cityscape center stage. Parque do Cristo Salvador also features a permanent exhibition of animal sculptures. The sculptures add a distinct artistic touch to the observation point: here, the focus is on depictions of animals rather than views over the city. The observation point and exhibition offer two different points of interest for visitors interested in notable landmarks and public art.

Theater and Local History

Teatro Municipal Profª Olympia Faria de Aguiar Adami is located in the center of Sertãozinho. Its auditorium has a traditional Italian-style stage and 386 seats, including six reserved for people with disabilities. The traditional stage design and the size of the auditorium shape the character of the theater. If you’re interested in theater, it is a distinct cultural point of interest in the city.

The history of the Museu da Cidade is also closely linked to its building: it is housed in a former neoclassical courthouse and prison. The building was constructed in 1913 and is protected as a heritage site by Condephaat. Another protected building is Escola Municipal de Ensino Fundamental Professor Anacleto Cruz. Its cultural and historical value has been recognized in connection with the early public schools of the state of São Paulo. The two places offer different ways to explore cultural heritage: at the museum, the building’s former use and architecture shape its historical significance, while the school’s importance is tied to the history of public education.

Trade Event and Pilgrimage Route

Fenasucro has been held in Sertãozinho for more than 20 years. The event focuses on technology and commercial exchange for sugar-energy plants and professionals in the sugar-energy sector. This appeals to a different interest than the city’s cultural sites: its focus is professional exchange in this industry.

Sertãozinho is also the starting point of the Caminho da Fé. The route from Sertãozinho to the Santuário Nacional de Aparecida is 571 kilometers long. This distance makes the pilgrimage route a very different reason to visit than the city’s cultural sites.

The reason for your trip can help you decide where to stay.

Other destinations at the same level include Cananéia, Santa Cruz da Conceição, Santo André, Serra Azul, Araçoiaba Da Serra, São José Dos Campos, Avaré and Sorocaba.

For the broader travel overview: São Paulo.