A place that brings together tradition, architecture, history, flavors, and aromas. Housed in an eclectic-style building spanning 6,000 square meters with over 200 doors and windows, the Coffee Museum, inaugurated in 1998, is much more than a tourist site celebrating Brazil's primary export product at the end of the 19th century. It is an experience of varied sensations, tracing the journey from the beginning of coffee cultivation to its consolidation as one of the nation's symbols. Permanent and temporary exhibitions, works of art, period furniture, a themed store, and a café serving the finest coffee beans—including the most expensive and rare in the country—are just some of its many attractions.

Housed in the reconstructed historic Valongo Mansions, the museum showcases the incredible journey of Edson Arantes do Nascimento, the King of Football. On display are documents, jerseys, cleats, balls, medals, trophies, and many other items from the personal collection of the Athlete of the 20th Century. Across the museum's 4,134 square meters, visitors can also enjoy audio clips, films, photos, texts about Pelé's history, and panels highlighting the most significant milestones in the career of the greatest player of all time.

Located on Monte Serrat Hill, the Monte Serrat Casino offers a stunning 360-degree panoramic view of the Baixada Santista region and the Port of Santos. In addition to its picturesque historic funicular system and charming century-old café, this tourist complex, built in 1927, also hosts nighttime events with a variety of attractions, such as dance balls, shows, and artistic and cultural performances. During the day, enjoy a delightful experience featuring historic pictures, kids' areas, a craft fair and a visit to the Shrine of the City's Patron Saint (built in 1604).

Porchat Island provides its visitors with a view of Santos and Guruja along with their beaches. Besides the view deck, there is a highly recomended restaurant where you can savor a scrumptious meal while gazing at the view from your table.

The largest beachfront garden in the world, recognized by the Guinness World Records in 2002. Still holding this prestigious title today, the garden is a true postcard of the city, framing seven kilometers of beach—spanning 5,335 meters in length and 45 to 50 meters in width, totaling 218,800 square meters.