5 places to play Pokémon Go in São Paulo

Pokémon Go it's world fever and since it was launched in Brazil, people went crazy. Here in Sao Paulo City, with each passing day the streets are increasingly taken over by Pokémon trainers and their smartphones.

As the weekend approaches and many will go after these creatures, stay here 5 places where Pokémon ask to be captured, of so many that there are.

By the way, you know how to earn PokéCoins without spending money e how to get multiple pokeballs?

1 – Paulista Avenue

This is the first point for anyone who wants start the pokemon journey. There, close to Parque Trianon, there are free spaces from MASP, on the Gazeta staircase, the squares close to Shopping Pátio Paulista, Conjunto Nacional, Shopping Cidade São Paulo. Anyway, the entire Paulista is full of Pokémon, PokéStops and trainers. Stop by there!

2 – Ibirapuera Park

Since it launched on Wednesday night, I've been to the park twice. It's amazing the amount of people hunting Pokémon there. Like Paulista, Ibirapuera is full of PokéStops and there are always people using lures, that are incense, in these places. To give you an idea, there are some spots in the park with so many PokéStops together, which is just sit and wait the Pokémon appears for you to capture. Also take the opportunity to sit under a tree and enjoy the view while catching all the Pokémon!

3 – Largo da Batata

Largo da Batata is close to the Pinheiros Station. There the trainers are all concentrated catching Pokémon. As elsewhere, Largo is full of PokéStops. Just take a look around and add new creatures to your Pokédex.

4 – Villa-Lobos Park

Okay, you already understand that all these places are full of PokéStops, right? In the same way as in Ibirapuera, where you can sit and wait for the Pokémon to appear, how about doing something different and taking a nice walk through one of the coolest parks in town? rent one bike or bring yours go hatch some eggs!

5 – Parque da Luz

The central region of the city has a whole charm. In addition to light park, the Station itself, the Pinacoteca and everything around it is great for finding rare Pokémon. But it's that thing, just like everywhere, you have to be careful with your cell phone, look around when crossing the street and always play with someone. After all, the game is cooler with friends.

What's up? What did you think of these places to hunt Pokémon in São Paulo? Are you hunting elsewhere? Did you catch any very rare Pokemon? Show us!