It is a outstanding place where there is a fixed presentation about the history of Portuguese Language, including a movie and a presentation of 30 minutes plus itinerary presentations rendering honors to the most important Brazilian writers.

Well, let´s say the truth. If do not understand the last flower of latium, do not go there. The museum get boring in the second visit, even for portuguese speakers. I didn´t liked the cultural marxism the museum put in some explanations. It put too much stress in african and indian influences at languages, even more than they really happened.... More

Everybody should visit this museum. It is a great place to learn the origins of Portuguese. You won't feel the time pass by.

It´s not only a cheap place to spend a couple of hours. It´s an option of leisure and culture, where you can learn a bit more about the portuguese language from it´s beginning to the greatest ways to have fun with it!

I was lucky that day.Exhibition of Osvald de Andrade!!Great, great , great.

Take some good hours and learn/enjoy about "portugues".

My Portuguese is in the embryonic stages, so I'm afraid I couldn't really appreciate too much of this museum. However if you are a Portuguese speaker, I am assured that this is a very good museum indeed and well worth a visit!

Honestly, everything I saw there I could have googled. The only thing I truly liked was a poetry recital at the 3rd floor. But if you don't get any portuguese than it's no use.

Sao Paulo is the best place to live in Brazil. The first time I've been here I remember a 'gigantism' sensation.