1. Ibirapuera Park is one of the most iconic parks in Sao Paulo, Brazil. It was designed by architect Oscar Niemeyer and landscape designer Roberto Burle Marx, and it was inaugurated in 1954 for the city’s 400th anniversary. The park covers an area of 158 hectares (390 acres) and is located in the Moema neighborhood.
The park offers various attractions for visitors. There are several pavilions, including the Modern Art Museum of Sao Paulo (MAM), the Afro Brasil Museum, the Oca exhibition space, and the Biennial Pavilion. These pavilions host art exhibitions, cultural events, and performances throughout the year.
The park is also home to beautiful gardens, lakes, and jogging paths. Visitors can rent bicycles, skates, or pedal boats to explore the park. There are also playgrounds, picnic areas, and sports courts for recreational use.
2. The park is open every day from 5:00 AM to 12:00 AM (midnight). However, some attractions within the park may have different opening hours. It is advisable to check the specific schedules of the pavilions or museums you plan to visit. The phone number for general information about the park is +55 (11) 5574-5177.
3. Entrance to Ibirapuera Park is free for pedestrians and cyclists. However, there may be charges for parking, rental of equipment (such as bicycles or pedal boats), and entrance to specific attractions within the park, such as museums or exhibitions. These fees vary depending on the attraction and the day of the week. Visitors should consult the official website or inquire at the park’s entrance for the latest information on ticket prices.
Transportation to Ibirapuera Park is convenient as it is located in the central area of Sao Paulo. Visitors can take public transportation, such as buses or metro, to reach the park. There are several bus stops near the park, and the closest metro station is the Brigadeiro Station on the Green Line. Taxis and rideshare services are also available for easy access to the park.
