bled here. Presenting a steel structure and Art-Nouveau style, its construction aimed to interconnect the Largo São Bento and Largo Santa Ifigênia. The circulation on the site is currently only allowed for pedestrians and the movement is intense every day. The most beautiful view you have from the Viaduto Santa Ifigênia [Santa Ifigênia Overpass] is the Vale do Anhangabaú [Anhangabaú Valley] and the historical buildings surrounding it. Just walk along the overpass and, at each step you take, a new angle unveils a new building in the landscape. There are the Post Office Building, Edifício Alexandre Mackenzie [Alexandre Mackenzie
Building] (Shopping Light), the Viaduto do Chá [Tea Overpass] and the Edifício Altino Arantes [Altino Arantes Building], among others. When you look the opposite side, you face a large dark gray building known as Mirante do Vale. At 170 meters high, it has been the tallest building in Brazil since its completion in 1966. It presents a modernist architecture, designed by architect Aron Kogan.
Vista a partir do Viaduto Santa Ifigênia / Panoramic View from the Santa Ifigênia Overpass
Edifício Martinelli
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