Suzano, located approximately 750 m above sea level in the metropolitan region of São Paulo, has around 307,000 residents (2022) and spans 206 km². Known as the “City of Flowers,”it's famed for the pioneering paper and pulp industry led by Suzano S.A., and significant contributions from Japanese-Brazilian agricultural heritage 

Top Things to Do & See

• Parque Max Feffer: Lush green urban park with trails, lake, playgrounds, and picnic spots—perfect for family-friendly relaxation 

• Centro de Cultura Francisco Carlos Moriconi (Casa da Cultura): Hosts exhibitions, theater, concerts, workshops and community arts 

• Estação Ferroviária de Suzano: Historic restored train station turned cultural venue 

• Igreja Matriz de São Sebastião & Catedral Nossa Senhora da Boa Viagem: Beautiful religious landmarks with architectural and historical significance .

• Praça dos Expedicionários: Central square with WWII monument and local gatherings 

• Monumento ao Imigrante Japonês: Honors Japanese immigrant heritage, reflecting Suzano’s multicultural legacy.

• Parque Natural Municipal Nascentes de Paranapiacaba: Nearby nature reserve with trails, waterfalls, and abundant wildlife.

• Magic City Water Park & Resort: Ideal for families—features slides, thermal pools, and amusement attractions 

Eat & Drink

• Taste Minas-style and Nikkei-influenced dishes: feijoada, pão de queijo, coxinha, and regional stews 

• Local favorites include Churrascaria Boizão Grill, Restaurante do Neco, and Petiscaria do Camarão.

• Suzano Shopping features a food court with Brazilian and international options—good for casual meals and family visits

Travel Tips

• Best time to visit: May to September offers mild, dry weather—excellent for outdoor exploration, events, and festivals.

• Getting around: Served by CPTM Line 11 train, buses, taxis, and ride apps. Major roads such as the Ayrton Senna Highway and Rodoanel provide access 

• Cultural calendar highlights: Includes Festa do Divino Espírito Santo, Winter Festival, Semana da Cultura Japonesa, Festa Junina, Carnaval de Rua, and motorcycle meet-ups

• Safety & atmosphere: Generally safe and friendly, with a small-town vibe within a sprawling metro area. Always take standard precautions after dark .

Where to Stay & Recommendations

While Suzano has fewer hotel options than São Paulo, some welcome visitors:

• Hotel Metropole Suzano — Budget-friendly, basic amenities (Wi-Fi, free breakfast, parking), close to restaurants and local attractions 

• Pousada Moriah & Suzano Hotel Club — Rated ~6–7 / 10, located near Magic City and central zones 

Recommended option: Hotel Metropole Suzano is the best available for value, cleanliness, and local convenience. For wider hotel options, consider nearby São Paulo or Mogi das Cruzes, easily accessible by rail.