The 36 best free attractions in Sao Paulo

Largest park in the city, it has nice roads for running and walking along with bicycle lines. It has a lake with River with plenty of grass areas to just sit and relax. We enjoyed it in a sunny day on Sunday and lots of people go to exercise and work out. Lots of local people just enjoying with their families Park has plenty of small stores to get snacks, water and natural coconut water which is great, however did not see a larger restaurant to get meals, just mobile spots for quick grab and go. There are public bathroom but can get crowded Green areas and well maintained although they could be better, trees are mostly tropical. There is a museum, planetary and Japanese site but did not go to those.

I truly had a memorable day here, filled with joy and discovery. The blend of sport, leisure, and art offered a warm, inviting atmosphere that made me feel nice. Don't miss the Biennale; it's a cool experience. Take a leisurely jog among the locals and relax by sipping fresh coconut milk straight from its shell—simple moments that can bring so much joy.

We really enjoyed this park, went there for the visit one day and went back and walked almost around the entire loop. Love all the birds, ducks, Ingrids and other spices. We really enjoyed watching all the people get involved in different activities and plenty to do there for all ages, but I really loved looking at the fauna and the flora. The trees were incredible. I WOULD RECOMMEND

It’s an absolute pleasure to walk in this park but keep in mind it’s huge. Plenty of cafes and shops to buy a fresh coconut or any other drinks, lots of bench’s to sit and relax or just watch people performing different instruments in the nature. I saw a lot of families spending time here with kids or having a meal. Definetly worth walking around

Lovely park with varied green spaces, you can hire a bike or quad style bike with separated lanes. There are plenty of stands for snacks and the ever present coconut water. There is a japanese garden and a planetarium and art gallery all located inside the park. Loads to do you can easily spend a whole day here.

I have to say this is one of the best parks I've ever been to. From coconut water stands, to acai spots, and great running tracks. A great place for grounding in a concrete jungle.

Ona warm Sunday, the park is a giant playground for adults and kids alike. Crowded and friendly a great place to just hang out

Beco do Batman in Vila Madalena is a must-see if you like street art or just want to feel São Paulo’s creative pulse. It’s not big—just a few alleys—but every wall is alive with murals that change constantly. Some are loud and political, others just wild bursts of color. The art isn’t locked behind glass; it’s raw, textured, and right at your fingertips. It can get crowded, especially on weekends when photographers, tourists, and live painters all pack the space. But that’s part of the vibe—it feels more like a living, breathing gallery than a tourist stop. Go early in the morning if you want cleaner shots and fewer people. Good shoes help on the cobblestones.

I visited Beco do Batman last weekend with two co-workers, and it was such a memorable experience. The entire alley is alive with color, energy, and creativity—every wall is covered in incredible street art that feels more like an open-air gallery than just graffiti. We spent a lot of time wandering, taking photos, and just admiring the constantly changing artwork. The vibe was relaxed and welcoming, with locals and visitors mingling, and plenty of small cafés and bars nearby to grab a drink afterward. It’s also easy to explore on foot, and you’ll find new details around every corner. If you’re in São Paulo, I’d absolutely recommend adding Beco do Batman to your list. It’s not just sightseeing—it’s an experience that captures the city’s artistic spirit in such a fun way.

Beco do Batman is an incredible open-air gallery and one of São Paulo’s most vibrant attractions. The walls are covered with ever-changing street art, showcasing everything from bold graffiti to detailed murals, making every visit feel unique. It’s a fantastic place to walk around, take photos, and appreciate the creativity and talent of local and international artists. The neighborhood also has plenty of cool cafés and shops nearby, which adds to the experience. A must-see spot for anyone visiting São Paulo!

Cool area with lots of food stalls and interesting bars on the street. It gets very busy but definitely worth a visit and sit outside to watch the world go by.

A definite must-visit in Sao. The street art is absolutely amazing and there are a few bars where ypu cna chill and relax. Make sure you visit early in the morning as it can get crowded later during the day.

Cool experience. Funky art and great locals. Had some good food (burger and skewers) and Gelato.

Nice artistic neighborhood to walk around and have some drinks. Is just a few block but you can see some street art

Don't arrive to the market by this entrance it's not well referenced, Check on google map "mercado municipal PAULISTO": that's the right entrance. If you wanted to eat at the market and if you come by this entrance you won't be able to eat anymore... It's dangerous, and the number of homeless people you'll meet half-dead is unbearable, horrible, you don't want to see that....

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(Translated by Google) It's always great to visit the market, different beers, varied foods, a unique place, it's definitely worth visiting! (Original) Sempre muito gostoso visitar o mercado, cervejas diferentes , comidas variadas , um local ímpar , vale muito a pena conhecer !

(Translated by Google) The market is clean, but vendors are constantly on the street, trying to sell you products, and parking attendants extort you, threaten you, and if you don't pay to park, you might get beaten up. Lots of trash around the market. I don't recommend a family outing. Disappointing (Original) Ercado limpo, porém os vendedores ficam o tempo todo em cima, querendo oferecer produtos e o em torno, flanelinhas te extorquem, ameaçando e se você não pagar para estacionar, capaz de apanhar. Muito lixo ao redor do mercado. Não recomendo o passeio em família. Decepção

(Translated by Google) I enjoyed the experience, but I recommend caution with fruit sellers. (Original) Gostei da experiência, mas recomendo cautela com os vendedores de frutas

(Translated by Google) Incredible varieties of fruits, cheeses, salami, preserves, and not to mention the mortadella sandwich. It's a shame that there are vendors who tire tourists and the surrounding area isn't inviting enough to stroll around and appreciate the Mercadão's beautiful building. (Original) Variedades incríveis de frutas, queijos, salames, conservas e sem falar no sanduíche de mortadela. Uma pena que tenha vendedores que cansam os turistas e o entorno que não é convidativo para caminhar ao redor e apreciar a linda construção do Mercadão

(Translated by Google) I loved the experience, I had lunch there and it was a great experience. (Original) Amei a experiência, almocei lá e foi uma ótima experiência.

I was absolutely blown away by this museum! I never imagined it was so amazing, with a huge and well curated collection and so much history. It is a place worth visiting, at least once. It is also very easy to park inside Ibirapuera Park, but you can also take Uber or public transportation. Worth a day off!

One of the best museums to learn about African history globally. I learnt many things about African history, culture, religions, art and their experience of getting enslaved and colonised. In particular this place deserves applause for promoting African art in brazil and highlighting the deep impact African culture has had on brazilian culture

Better than I expected . Actually significant prices and breadth of history. We'll curated. Definitely check it out while at the park.

Lots to see, the museum stretches onto three floors. Student discount available, even foreign students can show their national student IDs and get on rhe offer.

The museum showcases large, multidisciplinary art pieces, offering a vibrant and rich exploration of Afro-Brazilian culture. It’s a great place to visit and experience this colorful heritage—I truly enjoyed it.

Great place to learn more about Afro Brazilian culture. However, English explanations would have been nice.

A museum that tells of the rich history of Afro-Brazilians. A beautiful display of artwork and history

The long, Brutalist structure looms over Paulista Avenue, its weighty monumental form seemingly suspended on flaming-red concrete piers. More than just architecture, it’s an urban sculpture—bold, functional, and commanding. Beneath its vast undercroft, a public plaza unfolds, a space carved from the very air it hovers over. The top floor houses the museum’s permanent collection—where space and display become their own form of functional art. Hundreds of paintings—modern, avant-garde, contemporary, and classical—seem to float on crystal easels, creating an eerie, almost transcendental effect. This unconventional display allows viewers to see both the front and back of each piece, transforming them from static, two-dimensional works into dynamic, almost sculptural objects. It’s an experience that feels refreshingly out of the box. This museum is idiosyncratic and breathtaking at the same time. Highly recommended.

This might be the most exciting fine art museum I’ve ever seen — and not because of its extraordinary collection, but because of how the artworks are presented. Take a moment to read about why the architect chose to display them this way — it’s truly unique, and the experience stays with you long after you leave.

Third time here, always a great experience. Tons of art from different time periods and cool exhibitions, and I love how the permanent collection in the “original” museum on the top floor is staged in clear boxes. Worth going every day but especially when free on Tuesdays!!!

A great museum to visit in Sao Paulo. If you just have time only for one museum this should be the one. A stunning architectural structure by the modernist Italian born Brazilian architect Lina Bo Bardi finished in 1968. In the first and second floor the paintings are just hold by a very clever glass structure which makes them look like they are swing from above. The glass structure gives you also to see the back of the painting and enjoy the piece of art from every side. A very unique display and I must say the best way you can present paintings. A beautiful must see museum of Art which accommodates Picasso, Mattisse, Monet, El Greco, Velasquez, Rubens, Tintoretto, Max Ernst and many more.

It's nice museum and worth visiting, only I think they could put little bit more things there.

Perhaps the most iconic building of São Paulo, Lina Bo Bardi’s MASP was a total shock when it was constructed in the 1960’s. The unparalleled design mixes a suspended main body which frees up space for a public plaza which serves as well as the roof for two more floors that opens to the opposite side of Avenida Paulista. The iconic open space of the second floor’s gallery once again holds the Works of art in glass and concrete bases.

It's huge! A well done museum. They have a permanent exhibit upstairs and some seasonal exhibits on other floors. When I was there, the temporary exhibits were amazing wooden sculptures and Monet. 💸Buy your tickets ahead of time. Somehow we got in for free on a Friday night, but wr aren't sure if it was a special day or a menu option, so check around the ordering website.

São Paulo Cathedral is a majestic neo-Gothic landmark in the heart of the city. Its soaring arches, intricate stained glass, and peaceful atmosphere offer a striking escape from the urban rush outside. Whether you’re into architecture, history, or just seeking a quiet moment, it’s well worth a visit.

It’s an impressive and beautiful landmark, worth visiting for its architecture and history. I recommend going with a local if possible as the surrounding area has a large homeless presence and I was approached by one person. That said, there was a visible police presence with about four police cars right in front of the cathedral which made me feel safer during the visit.

Sé Metropolitan Cathedral is definitely a spot worth checking out for anyone who loves to travel and explore historical landmarks. The front of the church is absolutely beautiful, it’s the kind of architecture that makes you pause and admire, especially if you're into photographing iconic places. It’s a must-visit for tourists and travel enthusiasts alike. That said, there are a couple of things that could really elevate the experience. The exterior colors have faded over time and the building would benefit from some maintenance to bring back its original charm. Inside, I found the lighting to be quite dim, which took away from the grandeur of the interior space. Aside from those issues, the rest of the experience is decent. If you’re in São Paulo and have an interest in churches or historical sites, it’s still worth a visit.

The cathedral itself is great, but there are a lot of homeless people around it. You should be mindful of the surroundings. The entrance to thr cathedral is free, which is also great.

The São Paulo Metropolitan Cathedral, also known as Catedral da Sé, is located right in the city center of São Paulo. Originally constructed in the early 20th century, it recently underwent significant restoration to preserve its stunning neo-Gothic architecture. We just walked by and spent a few minutes inside, and the interior is truly majestic—full of intricate details and beautiful stained glass windows. From a distance, the cathedral’s twin spires and large dome make for a magnificent sight. Entry is free, and it’s definitely worth a visit if you’re nearby.

An impressive cathedral with stunning design and artwork. When I visited on a Sunday, entry was free. There were plenty of police around for security, but the atmosphere still felt calm and relaxed.

Amazing Gothic style cathedral in the heart of Sao Paulo downtown. At noon have Mass. Be careful outside because there are many pickpocket

Absolutely brilliant and interesting inside out. You will find infos about transportation and how it evolved in time, replicas and real trains, planes. Inside you can check the wild nature based photography expo, be mesmerised by optic illusions, learning physics through games and experimenting or see the evolution and extinction of life on earth. There is also an anatomy section which describes the processes in the body and presents the human DNA at a huge scale.

Great museum and a positively surprising experience. Enjoyed learning about Brazil’s landscape and vegetation zones. Some experiments were also new to me. So all in all a pleasant afternoon.

The museum is incredible, with so many things to see! It's an ideal place for families due to the numerous interactive exhibits. The first floor is geared more towards children, while the second floor features plenty of reading materials, so I recommend it for ages 12+. The architecture is truly stunning. Just one tip: arrive early to have a better chance to explore and play with everything.

My family and I had a wonderful stay here. The kids enjoyed the dedicated play area and the swimming pool. The hotel staff went out of their way to accommodate our needs, even arranging a late check-out. The rooms were spacious and very clean, perfect for our family.

Amazing place! Free entrance on Tuesday! Can spend hours there. Has restaurants and water (free). Clean washrooms. Great place to learn and play for all ages. You will come out with more wisdom. Amazing from outside and inside.

We are a family of 6 (kids- 15, 13, 8 and 6 yrs old) and we all loved this interactive museum. Lots for the kids to engage with, and all set in beautiful surroundings. Was a little crowded on account of the tickets being free, but what a joy to be able to experience this gratis✨️

Good place to visit, but all the information is only in Portuguese. As is common in São Paulo, very few people speak English or Spanish, and they seem annoyed if you don’t understand. Even when the place is empty, you get the feeling you’re wasting their time.

A very nice place with a lot of really beautiful plants and some interesting background information in form of a small museum. Perfect for a relaxed afternoon stroll. Takes about 2 hours to see the whole garden.

Nice garden to spend a couple of hours in the morning in June. Was hoping for more plants and descriptions but overall still good value if you are into botany. Found out late. Shuttle to zoo only for those that buy combo tickets. Also hard to find anyone that speaks even little English including ticket agent.

If you don't own a car, but you want to connect con nature. This is agreat place to go. It is a botanical garden located in a rest of Mata Atlantica forest. You may go by Uber or even by public transport.

Absolutely beautiful oasis of peacefulness. The garden is very well maintained. Some areas are kept wild like the trail at the end of the garden, which adds to the atmosphere. There you can enjoy a piece of the Atlantic rainforest right in the heart of the city. Another great thing about this garden is that you can spot some wildlife, including monkeys and even toucans. Although rare, it took me three attempts to be able to see one, they can be spotted in the garden. I would recommend coming right when the garden opens and to look for fruiting palm trees. They generally mingle there.

Lush and grand. It was quiet with not many people on Friday afternoon. I could pay with credit card at the entrance. The light hit the pond just right. The bamboo forest was very shaded and cooling.

A beautiful place to walk and decompress from the business of life. 😊

My new favorite oasis. Escape from the hustle and bustle on the city

This is an amazing park! Free entry with lots of great food vendors/trucks (I love the pamonha!), and a full library with a cafe. They have basketball, tennis, volleyball, and soccer courts, a playground, and an outer and inner path for running (the outer path is around 2 miles), walking, biking, etc. There are bycicles, skates, and 2 person bikes for rent at the front of the park as well. Visiting to this park is always a joyful experience. Whether you're there to get in a workout or spend time with your family, there is so much to experience!

Have space for both families and adults. Have plenty of playgrounds as well as sports areas including basketball court, exercise areas and so on. Bathrooms are lacking soap (the time I’ve visited) but overall pretty fun place to be.

I recently visited Parque Villa-Lobos in São Paulo on a rainy Sunday morning for my long run, and I must say, it exceeded all my expectations! This park is an absolute gem for runners and bikers alike. The 3.5 km / 2.2 mi loop provided the perfect track for my run, with scenic views and well-maintained paths. What's more, the availability of restrooms and a filtered water station made my experience even more convenient. And to top it off, vendors selling fresh coconut water were a delightful treat post-run. Rain or shine, Parque Villa-Lobos is the ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Five stars without a doubt!

Although the organizers underestimated the buzz and amount of people who were really interested on going to the WTA SP OPEN, which made it impossible for us, real WTA tennis fans, to buy all the tickets we wanted as everything was instantly sold, unfortunately, to scalpers, who clearly didn't even passed on all their tickets.... Even so, everything else worked fine, we could see that the organizers really tried to do the best they could for the players and spectators. We had a lot of fun and it was a really great experience seeing our Brazilian tennis idols and other professional players so close! The only thing that got me sad was that we didn't get to see Luiza's game because the court didn't have numbered chairs and it was too crowded!

A beautiful, big, dynamic park with tons of things to do and to walk around. There were lots of people jogging, training, taking selfies, biking around, having a delicious coconut, etc. There’s also the biggest wheel in Latin America apparently, or one of the biggest ones. And I also saw a super vintage and cute merry-go-round. The park is pet friendly, and families can enjoy picnics, small gatherings and much more!

It is 5 if you enjoy different activities with the family. Free entrance and lots of washrooms and benches. In terms of nice pictures and selfies they can Improve on that as they have a huge land. Lots of restaurants. Can rent a bike. Mostly a park to be active and exercise.

Good place and there is a big wheel and the cost is around $70 R per person. The audio didn’t work well. The park is big but is a little insecure.

Well preserved historical building. This beautiful train station was built in the late 19th century and most materials for its construction were brought from the UK. Designed by British architect Henry Driver. I would recommend coming here during the day to take advantage of the natural light, which brings out the beauty of the station. Security level is good, few security personnel stationed in front of the entrance and some policemen will be on patrol around the area. Still, please be mindful and always be vigilant. Also, this station houses the Museum of the Portuguese Language.

Almost impossible to find the operating dates. Google maps informed us that it goes every 10 minutes, but apparently the express runs once per hour. Ticket booth doesn’t work for foreigners and there is no English language option whatsoever. Tip - can use your credit / debit card on the gates, similarly to London’s tube. It’s a shame that such a massive and international airport has infrastructure that doesn’t work. I’d assume there is at least one train each 30 minutes… :) another negative point - as of 1 October 2024 there is only bus connection between different terminals and the train station - also not as frequent as one could assume. On the positive note, price is very affordable - only 5 reales. It can be called express only if one is lucky enough that it’s flight is scheduled in line with its operating hours :)

A classic train station with beautiful architecture. But once I stepped outside the station, there were many homeless people sleeping on the street that smells of urine. Many police guarding the area but I still do not feel safe.

Beautiful station, there are many trains that can take you to favela

Be really careful if you happen to be just outside the building for any reason, especially on rua Mauá. We almost got robbed there in broad daylight and had to flee running back inside the metrô station. All that just because we lost our way while looking for the airport express which isn't singposted well.

Good security. Nice piece of architecture.

Beautiful station that is inspired on the old English architecture. It needs bit of maintenance.

Maybe you need a tour guide or to be part of a party/event to enter, but I tried visiting the terrace/rooftop on Wed, January 22nd, and was told by one of the females at the desk (entrance across from "help, loja de credito" that they don't have one. /:

The building is beautiful, a historic one. But it should be in a better condition. The history of the constructor is very interesting. He was a visionary. Nowadays 70% belong to the municipality, and the rest is occupied by businesses. Considering that Tokio Marine, an important insurance company, is responsible for the highest floors- 25+26- and now for quite a long time, it would be expected these floors would be in a better condition. But since it’s one of the most emblematic buildings in São Paulo, it has a great history, it is worth being visited.

A Stunning view in a beautifull place but the service is medíocre even for a free entrance.

A lot of history,:: really good view ... free entrance but u might have to wait on the queue 40min in advance if you wanna get in only 15ppl per time ... staff speaks a” bit” of English !

Stunning view of the concrete jungle! A must do! Check the time of the tours...

The building is beautiful and the views are pretty great. But the organization of this is dreadful. I came today (Sunday), saw that the timings were for 13 and 1430- on the site and on a poster on the door. I came just before 1300, with about 12 people ahead of me. A couple people joined friends near the front some time after I did, but we were not taken as a group until 1400. Then each of us had to show ID and the guide asked us questions and wrote our info- by hand, it took almost 15 minutes. Then we had to wait in another line for 15 minutes for no reason, and only then were we taken to the top. A guide spoke to us for a few minutes and then we were led out to the terrace. There were metal barriers in front of the rails so it was harder to get a really good view. Which I found pointless as there were only 15 of us and a guide and 3 guards. Not only that but only maybe half of the terrace was open for viewing. We were only allowed about 5 minutes on each side of the terrace. I've been to many lookouts in several parts of the globe and I've never had such a frustrating experience. I would prefer to pay an entrance fee and have more tours, waiting for an hour for a limited experience was almost not worth it.

It used to be better, without the railings and with less hassle, but it’s still one of São Paulo’s best views, and even better that the view from the neighboring Farol Santander. Also, it’s free! I recommend that you reserve your tickets beforehand online.

Free to enter, several floors of art to see. They have a nice little cafe with food and bev. I had some cheese bread- super tasty.

Incredible place to visit with lots of thought provoking art. They had a collection of old and new artists and best of all it's free. The roof top has one of the best cafes in sao paulo

Out of the 8 floors, only 2-3 floors were open for public with artwork and sculptures. Entrance is free however not much to see here. The best thing was the rooftop view of the nearby areas. There's also a small restaurant on the 8th floor as well as a cafe on the 2nd floor.

Huge museum of 8 floors, with nice view point and restaurant on the roof. Can easily spend half of the day here, so many cool exhibits.

Free museum - just walk in and enjoy the galleries. The juxtaposition of European and Brazilian art is a constant reminder of how connected we are and how different we are. Do not miss the rooftop dining.

We enjoyed our visit. This museum has large galleries on 6 floors. The top floor is a rooftop view and restaurant. The gallery lighting seems to be energy saving, dim, but there is sufficient light on the displayed pieces. Don’t visit until you are over jet lag - lighting has a twilight feeling. No charge for entrance. Elevator access to each floor was efficient. Uber delivers and picks up directly at the entrance.

Great art in 3 of the 5 opened floors. Made me think and opened my mind. I especially liked the photo exhibition of the indigenous people. I fully recommend. And it's free of charge! The price is zero 0⃣!

You find good vegetables and fruits, but it is not so cheap to be a wholesale market.

Cheap, fresh and almost 24 h open market for vegetables and fruits.

Busy place, can find most of regular vegetables , Dodgy neighborhood, beware with thieves

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This place is not a museum, it is more of an art gallery with a temporary exhibition - 2 rooms in which there are some things that can hardly be called art. There are no descriptions of what they refer to next to the 'works', there is only a note about the author. I did it in less than 18 minutes. Others write about 10 minutes in their opinions. The only plus is that I visited the exhibition on Sunday, when the entrance is free. At least I saved my money. No folders or any informations in english at entrance

Amazing modern art museum containing some of the most cutting edge pieces of art work in the area. Every year they sponsor new developing artists to showcase their work bringing to light the definition of a modern art museum. Admission prices are extremely low and the staff is extremely friendly. They even sponsored a dance show outside of the museum with street performers form all over the city congregating here to show off their moves. Some of them quite impressive and a large crowd was gathering outside. Inside is a mostly tranquil Oasis and the system was broken so they were letting people in for free as well. There's also no admission on Saturdays which makes it a great spot to swing by and take in the artwork. Parking is plentiful nearby but may fill during peak periods.

It is a the Modern Brazilian Art Museum (MAM). It is free entry. It is kinda small but very worth it. Staff is nice and very polite. The building has a very interesting structure. It has a very nice museum practicum and education work. Most of the pieces are allow to take pictures, some of them not. If you have a back pack or you are carrying something big, you have to left it on the principal desk on the entry. Es el museo de arte moderno brasileño. La arquitectura del museo es interesante. El Staff es super amable y lindo. No hay costo de entrada. Cuenta con una muy buena museografía y trabajo educativo. Sí traes mochila o algo grande, debes dejarlo en la recepción del museo.

Nice small museum, well kept. One big main hall with expositions that vary (for our visit it was not actual modern art) and a smaller more modern gallery. Regular price is 7brl and can be toured in 20min.

The museum is tiny. Only has 2 rooms. And I spent 20 minutes in the line. For some reason they need your name and email address to allow entry.

Really good, loved the George love expo

Nice museum, 2 areas (one bigger with the recurring, one smaller with "hosts") nice shop as well

You can’t know if it is open or not. We arrived mid day travelling from the city center. We checked there instagram, google and website and all said they would be open today but when we arrived it was closed due to a wedding. Extremely unprofessional and surprising that they didn’t manage to communicate this anywhere.

All the staff members are very helpful and friendly! Nice brunch.

Beautiful garden, with gorgeous modern house, and delicious afternoon tea inside.

To celebrate a birthday of my husband we booked in advance the tea room for 26 adults ! We were very disappointed with what we remembered a few years ago of the service that the dar call the English Tea party ! The service was terrible , at 3 o’clock without announcing anything they put on a sideboard , 3 tea pots . No one knew if you had help yourself or somebody was coming to serve you . Some saw the tea pots and went to help themselves ; what was the tea pots was water for tea but cold , Coffee also cold and Hot chocolate , that was also cold …,,The service was poor because there was One waiter for our event who had also to take care of the guests that were seated on the other tables who were not our guests ….! It was a mess!!!! At the end of the two hours that was supposed to last the party the started serving the English pastry , that was the only thing that reminded us of the English Tea that they used to serve 25 years ago ! And they brought the sweets just when the people were leaving ……..What a disappointment for us and for the guests !!

Fantastic place inside of São Paulo. The brunch is expensive, but it’s worth every cent. The place was the former house of an entrepreneur, converted in a brunch place, art gallery and park. It’s nice to take a walk, eat, take another walk, eat again (repeat). You can park your ride inside the park, no need to worry about that.

The architectonic relevant house transformed in museum with some beautiful peaces, with one downside, you cant take pictures inside the house. There's a really cozy cafe and a surprising park really worth visiting, and on selected Sundays they concerts. I recommend.

Beautiful building and garden, but the brunch could be better. The breads could be fresher and better quality. It is missing more care with the food. People that goes there in general appreciate good food. As we are in São Paulo, and have very good suppliers from good and special food. It should be explored more for a so beautiful place.

I didn’t find much of interest here, especially if you’ve been to Japan before—there’s really no need to visit. Most of the sellers weren’t very friendly, and they tend to sell cheap products at high prices. However, the redeeming qualities are the restaurants and supermarkets, which are definitely worth visiting.

This is a crazy place to come on the weekend. The crowds are insane and it is very full. I enjoyed my time here however there really wasn’t much Artisanal crafts or goods that were worth the time if you’re not interested in buying cheap stuff from Asia or Asian souvenirs. I would come back on a regular day, but the fair was pretty crazy.

Crazy place especially on Sundays. You have to visit to get the atmosphere of it. 1000 places to eat here.

Worth going and grabbing some great food and people watching. There are things you cannot unsee and things worth seeing over and over again.

Underwhelming experience, especially if you’ve been to japan before. Big crowd, very loud, no respect. Not like japan at all. We tried the “okonomiyaki” at the market, and it was very dry and did NOT come with the okonomiyaki sauce, mayonnaise, nor the Katsuobushi (fish flakes).

At first I was a bit skeptical: the place doesn’t have the best appearance and the service wasn’t too welcoming. But the food was amazing, and the prices was really nice!

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Cozy park in the middle of the city. Plenty of space for various outdoor activities, such as running, going for a walk, playing basketball, etc. Special sports equipment is installed, there are separate yards for sports as well. Not sure if they are free for everyone though. A lot of people hanging around with kids, dogs. There are both sunny spots and shadow areas under the trees, so it's a nice place whatever the weather is. The neighbourhood feels safe and clean, the buildings around are modern.

Great park for kids, exercise and just walking for its own enjoyment!

Lovely quiet place to walk around. It feels safe, it fills you with a warm and calm space. It is a clean park with lots to walk around. Is pet friendly, though is required a leash. And obviously is penalized not to clean after your pet.

It's a very nice place but I don't like the guards'attitude. They are always behind your back, expecting the worst from you, ready to catch you: playing with a ball, smoking a cigarette, letting your dog run, not picking up the poo... Even when you are just sitting on the ground with the dog, they are super vigilant staring directly at you.

Not a bad chill out spot close to the city's central business district. A rare oasis of green space in the midst of Sao Paulo's sprawling sea of high-rise concrete blocks and hectic intersections. Calmer and less crowded than ibirapuera with a more laid back vibe. Plenty of coconut and cold snack vendors near the entrances to hydrate and refuel. Bike hire also easily available without the ibirapuera-style queues. Great lunch, picnic, exercise or chill out spot. Small but rare and accessible green space in the city.

One of the best parks in São Paulo. Rather small, but has tons of playgrounds for children (up to 5-6 yr). The inner bike lane has 1.8km.

This place is a hidden gem! It’s a small park in the middle of Itaim Bibi, next to Marginal Pinheiros. Since our return to the office, this the place where I come everyday to run and walk. I used to go to Ibirapuera park but since COVID it’s been a challenge. I can’t compare it to Central Park in NYC, but it remembers me of good times I’ve spent walking through it. There is a path for bicycles and a path for run/walk around the park, some trees, a great grass field on the middle “Central Park” style where people can lay down, look for special shaped clouds and see the planes on their way to the final landing at Congonhas Airport. We need more places like this, even if they are really small.

Pretty nice library with decent installations and very comfortable seats, ideal for long hours of study or work. The architecture is really beautiful, specially the main entrance. The WIFI could be more stable and the English catalogue could offer way more options, but I had a pleasant experience there overall. The location is sketchy though and it's better to avoid walking around the area at night.

There is no WiFi. On weekends there are lots of noise inside the library due to dancing groups in the first floor.

Wifi doesn’t work, the study room says you can have water but I was told I couldn’t have my water bottle out. Very limited access to anything other than the study room (with no wifi).

Named after one of the Brazilian modernism biggest names is also one of the state main public library. It is second to none in Brazil. Unfortunately it is not 24/7 anymore, so check the hours. No parking nearby.

Nice architecture, free WiFi and lots of spots to read. Small expositions from time to time. Worth a visit!

Imagine having to show your ID to enter a place that is a joke compared with libraries elsewhere. Ask to see the English books and you get four-page catalogue from which you have to choose although none of them are worth even considering no matter how desperate you are to read.

Nice architecture, worth stopping by if you're in the area

My friend and I spent the first day in São Paulo at the Independence Park, with visit to the Independence Monument and Royal Museum. It was very relaxing!

Nice and big specious park. Not much to do here but nice if you wanna ride around your rollerblades or take a stroll with your dog or a friend. Nice view and some small street food kiosks close by, as well as the museum and the monument

Strange place. Not like a park. Monument and museum in fact, fountains in front 5th of museum is not vad but looks poor. Good place to take some pictures

Only viewable up to floor 1 as the rest are under renovation. Place is huge and the paintings inside are great. The grounds are also lovely, do not forget to go behind the building and walk to the museum of Zoology round the corner. It's free and has some genuinely amazing taxidermy animals on display.

A beautiful park with both manicured landscaping and areas for kids to rollerblade, bike, etc.

We visited the famous park on Independence Day!!!. The park's beauty and peace filled my heart with thankfulness for the natural world on that day of simple joy. This trip gave me a fresh appreciation for the beauty of our freedom and served as a reminder of the tremendous harmony that exists between Brazillians🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷.

Beautiful and peaceful park. Good for skating and cycling because of the large landscape. Come with a mosquito repellent cos there are lots of insect bites.

Lovely shaded park full of trees, although the buildings and the park in general have a shabby kind of feel. And for some inexplicable reason it is the home to hundreds of chickens, ducks and turkeys which generate a powerful stink which permeates the whole park and the peace is disturbed by their constant crowing. My suggestion - send all these birds to a farm.

We had a great time here with our family. There's so much to do for kids! And adults can sit, drink, eat and chat while the kids play. It's a beautiful place.

A wonderful park with various wildlife including chickens, peacocks, horses, and a few stray cats in a beautiful, green setting. A great place for picnics. A beautiful arboretum showcasing native Brazilian trees. Normally there are many food vendors as well. Currently, due to Covid, options are limited to simple items such as ice cream and água de coco. Throughout the year it serves as a venue for concerts and festivals. Perfect for families with children.

This is my favorite parque in Sao Paolo. It combines animals, trees, views, arts, and nature at its best. Great Job for those who transformed this place. A must go place!

This is a nice little park. Not quite sure what's going on here with all the chickens & birds, but we enjoy it. It's really nice to be able to come and visit the birds and animals in a really beautiful setting. We hope they keep the chickens around! This park was recently sold by the city to a private owner and we are unsure what the plans are for this space. The best part about this park is the organic farmers market every Saturday, Sunday and Tuesday from 7am-12hr.

Beautiful park close to the Barra Funda station. It’s not difficult to get there. It’s a nice place to go during the weekend. It’s a family place with several playgrounds for the kids. There are some snack bars inside and you rather take some money than the credit card only.

Really enjoyed this park. Lots of chickens! Everywhere. Everything was closed when we were there but did enjoy the peace and all the variety of trees.

Right in middle of towering buildings is this beautiful piece of rainforest jungle. The massive trees actually give you a feel of being in a forest. It's a really beautiful place.

A great respite from the hustle and bustle of the busy central São Paulo core. It’s a beautiful large urban park that has massive trees and lots of birds. There are plenty of benches strategically placed throughout the park to sit and enjoy the lush vegetation and/or the beautiful songbirds. Grab a takeaway coffee or bite to eat nearby and come enjoy its serenity. The vegetation is high enough to almost obscure the adjacent high rises.

Very huge and green city park. Once you're inside, it doesn't feel like you're in a busy city. Good place to hangout and relax. Interesting concept of crossing the bridge over roads to the next half of the park. Playground for kids as well as free water machine that offers cold or room temperature.

Hard to do grounding here. They only have three spots that you can seat and put your feet on the ground. The other seats, you have to put your feet on top of the iced rocks! They need a neuroarchitect that understands human needs!

Nice benches and resting areas. Kids have 2 playgrounds. No washrooms but nearby small park (5min walk) has one!

…......Right in the heart of the business & residential area you will find this gem of a place it’s more of an encounter then an experience! When you enter here you’re overwhelmed by the sheer acknowledgment that this is paradise. And it’s been here since 1892 since it was opened, this year they celebrated 127 years of existence. Even the air you breathe in here in different. What an extraordinary idea it was to preserve a small portion of what was here when the founders arrived in the area of São Paulo almost 500 plus years ago, lush Atlantic tropical dense forest. The municipality has taken great pains and effort to create a park par excellence. It’s super clean and the pathways are more like roads beautifully and very professional paved with crushed off-white rocks or some-kind of a tile. It’s easy to move around in here even if you’re elder-lii, disabled in a wheelchair. Children can safe-lii run around and they even have a playground for just that. You will even find security personal patrolling the park so it’s very during the day when visiting here. There are lots of benches placed around the park to take breaks. Lots of statues on display although the name-tags are well worn-out so it not always easy to know who they represent or what part they played in the history of São Paulo but never-the-less they do add character to the park. There is also a statue of a Faun inside near the main entrance and at the main entrance off Paulista Avenue is a huge statue of a Brazilian explorer. There are lots of banners depicting the by-gone years and what took place here. The park is massive and if I’m not mistaken I do remember our tour guide Fabio mentioning that this park occupies about 48000 square meters of land. It is such an iconic and spectacular area that is so much a part of São Paulo set aside for everybody to see and enjoy. This park has some major roads running through it and has walkway bridges across them for the public to access and move around free-lii. The entrance-fee to this park is free of charge. This is a must visit when in Sao Paulo, Brazil…………NB! By the way at the main entrance on the pavement they have a street market selling foods, hand-made goods and different kinds of jewelry. An Art-Gallery is also to be found right opposite the park’s main entrance………..

Stressed?? Feel like getting away? Have a walk through this park, you will be in touch with nature in the middle of São Paulo. Very small park, but enough to have a relaxing moment with nature.

nice park , very good attractions and space to play and have fun with friends!@

A very quiet park on weekday afternoon. I like the park a lot and I managed to see a lot of coatis and a cabibara but I saw an injured coati near the entrance when I was leaving and I informed the park ranger. I REALLY hope the park ranger will do something to help the injured animal 😭😭😭😭😭😭

Really nice Eco park. I came late so I couldn't see the full park but there is a large lake where you can rent swan boats. They have some trails where you'll find Capybaras. I also some other animals - not sure their names though. Overall a great nature escape from the city.

A very clean and well managed park with a number of activity. There is a museum and a kind of art centre that features different things. The paddle boat costs R$25 per boat for 30 minutes which is very reasonable. There is a restaurant and I personally love the cold fresh coconut water. They have good snacks/pastries and drinks as well. There are barbecue areas for hangouts too, so it’s a park for everyone. Also very kid friendly. The park closes at 5PM so you may consider the time before going.

A beautiful park to pass the time and watch animals. However, I have to particularly praise the security service. Apparently, during our walk, a group of the wrong people took a look at my camera and wanted to rob us. The security noticed this, warned us and accompanied us until we got into our taxi. Thank you very much for this thoughtfulness!

Made for a great hike. It's about 4 km to hike around the lake. I saw monkeys and a bunch of other animals. You can rent paddleboats and other toys. The snack bar is convenient. Not busy on weekdays.

Beautiful walk with many animals and birds

Aside from the homeless it is a nice scenery! I am surprised that the city allows homeless to stay there, which is good in my opinion. At least they can enjoy a nice scenery. A quick 5 min will allow you a glimpse of the real life of Sao Paolo.

Managed by the Secretaria da Educação, it serves as a vital center for educational administration, showcasing the city's commitment to preserving its past while pushing forward in education.

Small but pretty park that connects to the restaurants

Just a park with lots of homeless people.

It has been a beautiful park in a bygone era. Now it's not so cute. Be extremely careful with your cellphones. There are bike gangs that snatch phones. When you need to use your phone, walk into a restaurant or any store and do it from there as you browse their merchandise.

Sad. Full of beggars, homeless and drug addicts. The park has police cars round the clock. Scary to walk at night

Nothing special. Small(-ish) square. Not super clean. Nothing really to do there. Could be nicer with more police presence.

A well maintained public park, has children and animal space, A big beautiful lake with ducks, 1 kilometre walking running track, volleyball and football stadium. Full of greenery. Opens between 5AM to 8PM, easily reachable with public transport and own vehicles

Beautiful park for everyone of all ages. The lake is so calm and there is plenty of wildlife.

Excellent park. Not much to do in the area other than eat and drink. This is without doubt the local highlight. A nice path goes around a lake. There are play grounds for kids, football pitches, places to picnic, free wifi and even security guards. So an opportunity to escape from the urban sprawl that is Sao Paulo

It's a nice park with some paths to walk and some areas for the kids to play, but it primarily seems to be used for local folks to run around the small lake and use the exercise equipment that's about. You can see some native wildlife but it's mostly feral cats. If you're afraid of spiders (and if you're not) keep an eye on any space between plants, there are many large cheetah speed spiders here.

My favorite park for walking along and enjoy the nature, there are some public equipment for training and there is an area for diary kung Fu training, a perfect place behind my house for relaxing and have some nature contact.

It's a beautiful park in a nice neighborhood! There's a lake with some animals, like ducks or swans, which creates a beautiful view. However it's a little bit small for being in Sao Paulo and another negative is that it's prohibited to use skateboard or roller skates etc. It's worth the visit!

Beautiful example of what more public space should look like. For a relatively small area they managed to create plenty of little spaces to sit and enjoy a peaceful view. Make sure to visit this rare oasis of tranquility.

An amazing park, so beautiful, there are many trees that people planted and there is work of art around the place.

A hidden gem in the city! This serene park, designed by legendary landscaper Burle Marx, offers lush greenery, winding paths, and stunning botanical diversity. Perfect for walks, picnics, or quiet reflection. Clean and well-maintained, but lacks food options. A peaceful escape from urban chaos. ⭐⭐⭐⭐

This is the first time I came to the park. It's very nice and family oriented. I recommend it for anyone who lives close by. There's not activities like biking rollerblading or anything like that and you cannot bring a dog in as well. But the grounds are very pretty.

Small an nice park, three small trails to walk around the park. No dogs allowed. Convenient parking inside, all day rate.

Not so easy access nice and easy short trackings

Historical place from the 1940, rare example of forest in this part of town.

Nothing special. Park with paid parking.

A park known for the spectacular sunsets with lots of open sky and view. Sometimes there are small festivals with food trucks parked nearby. Helpful tip: bring a jacket as it can get quite windy and cold here. But there is plenty of space in this park to watch the sunset.

During sunset it’s reeeeeally pretty here! Also very safe, as there is a security guard.

Very beautiful place that we ended up by some friends parents that was showing us around the city on the way to the Porto Bay Hotel. Really enjoyed the sunset and relaxed atmosphere Square Sunset provided.

The most amazing sunsets in the city are here! I like to come here, despite the fact that there are a lot of people. Ideal for your photo shoot!The most amazing sunsets in the city are here! I like to come here, despite the fact that there are a lot of people. Ideal for your photo shoot!

Amazing place with beautiful view of the city. Better to bring a blanket to sit on the grass.

If you like sunsets don't go there. It's super noisy and people don't respect the place leaving garbage behind. I thought I would have a good time there and couldn't really rest.

I think the pictures say it all. Popular place for a beautiful sunset.

Best park in the area, a very large area, perfect for practicing physical activities or just strolling with your pets. American football, soccer, swimming pool, rugby, volleyball, handball and many other sports have their own practice areas in the park, except for the pool, the rest is 100% free, as well as providing an area to leave your dog to play and practice exercises.

It is a good park in a city so lacking of parks. Being honest I've seen rats there. There are strange rules regarding bikes, pets and athletics track (probably made by some burocrat sitting behind a desk in an office with air condicionated). But still the best option in the east zone.

Very nice place to do sports. Good to go with the kids as well. I'm not sure if the swimming pool still working. I went there in Jun. I really enjoyed but I think the park is a bit abandoned.

It's a beautiful place where you can rest and enjoy the nature into the city. I love this park and I recommend it to people of any age...

Park is super clean and full of green areas. Great for outdoors exercising. Check opening and closing time during the pandemic.

Biggest park. Good place to practicing all the sports. There are a huge pool, support to playing tennis, rugby, futsal, voley and jogging

Clean, big and well kept. Good enough facilities to suit all kinds of workouts. Totally recommend 👌🏾

Beautiful open space green area. The museum and Carandiru prison are worth the visit.

It's seems to be divided into 3 really amazing sections.. and . .. you'll love all of them!

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Beautiful and quiet place to take a walk or just lay on the grass and watch the sky, have Circus and workout area as well as spots to play tennis, football, basketball, skating....

It's a nice place right now it used to be a large famous jail in which many people died You must pay attention where you're going in this park because there's a nearby slum and the boys from there steal from people that have good smartphone tablet or laptop. Take care avoid being by yourself at any corner otherwise you might get mugged

There are doesn't have water since 3 days! What is happening there?

Parque da Juventude has wide open landscape that makes a stark contrast from the high walls that surround it, reminiscent of the former prison Carandiru, that once occupied the site. Modern architecture and graffiti add colour and life to the park.

One of the only places in São Paulo where nature is still respected. Surrounded by Aboriginal shelters, this place hosts a cool, friendly park at the bottom and, if you've got the courage (or a car, because there's a road going up too), you can hike the mountain among trees and wildlife. At the top, a rewarding view of northern São Paulo awaits you. There's also a huge antenna tower and you can climb to it's base through a long stairway for an even better view. The hike has an easy difficulty, except for the end, which has a sequence intricate stairs/stones.

Very long climb up on a wet and slippery trail through the rain forest. Great fun. Those not so adventurous can go by car to the base of the masts

Nice place for a break on morning or afternoon or all the day. You have different way to walk on, so great for family or sportive person! Nice birds, insects, monkeys to see! The view from the top is okay but you have this communication tower so don’t expect that much. Prepare 3-4h minimum there...

A great option of nature very close to downtown São Paulo, and also has a trail to Jaragua's Peak where you can see São Paulo from above.

It's a very nice place to go with your family or alone. Very cleaned and organized.

very nice experience. it s not sooo easy to climb but not extreme .. we spent 4 hours walking slowly and enjoying the sightseeing.

Pretty relaxing place to meditate with incredible view

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(Translated by Google) I love this place so much whenever I visit my goddaughter, I take her to this super cozy park, there is space to celebrate a party (schedule with the park) (Original) Amo muito esse local sempre que vou visitar minha afilhada, levo ela nesse parque super aconchegante tem espaço pra comemorar festa(agendar com o parque)

(Translated by Google) The park is excellent! Admission and parking are free, there's space for various sports, and pets are not allowed, which I found to be a positive aspect of the park's cleanliness, as we know not all pet owners are conscious about the mess their pets make. Overall, it's an excellent option for a day out. (Original) O parque é excelente! A entrada e o estacionamento são gratuitos, há espaço para a prática de diversos esportes, não é permitido a entrada de animais o que achei um ponto positivo na limpeza do parque, pois sabemos que nem todos os tutores são conscientes em relação a sujeira que seu animal faz. Enfim, uma excelente opção de passeio.

(Translated by Google) I go whenever I can, the park is large and well-organized. Great for rollerblading and exercising outdoors. (Original) Vou sempre que posso, parque é amplo e organizado. Ótimo para andar de patins e fazer exercícios ao ar livre.

(Translated by Google) Good park to spend the day with family, I just think it should have more toys for children, they removed some (Original) Parque bom para passar o dia em familia, só acho que devia ter mais brinquedos para as criancas, retiraram alguns

(Translated by Google) Jacuí Park is a wonderful place to play and walk with the family, especially those who like to do physical activities, lots of space whenever I can, I'm always there with my family 💕 (Original) Parque Jacuí lugar maravilhoso para brincar caminhar com a família principalmente quem gosta fazer suas atividades físicas muito espaço sempre que posso sempre estou aí com minha família 💕

Awesome nature !with statues in bronze ...we can find a place for dogs ,another for kids and moms ..and people in sunny days seize the day to take sun or make exercises.

Good place for jogging get relaxing and you can find traditional tree also it's reminds me India

Favourite park in São Paulo! Such a treat to have a tranquil urban oasis with the sounds of birds.

Public park on Avenida Angelica. Open 6h00-19h00 every day. Great dog park inside park. Open spaces for sitting or having a picnic.

a quiet park ideal for a picnic with friends or family

A historical and gorgeous inner square, visited by millions, open since 1913. A safe and pleasant spot to explore. A fascinating variety of soothing places to stay and enjoy, full of nature and wonderful french metal cast artwork sculptures from the early 1920s. Open air gym, public events, toilets, recyclable items collecting, no commerce, no ads, no bikes, no beggars, no bother, only a quiet and wonderful link to peace of mind. Recommended.

Very pretty park located on Angelina Avenue, right before you get to Avenue Paulista. There are several restaurants, grocery stores, and street food options nearby, so grab a snack (or maybe a cold coconut water from the vendor that's usually near the entrance to the park, by the bus stop) and sit down to relax amongst the hustle and bustle of São Paulo. A beautiful green space inside the city, with a children's play area and a dog run! There are many interesting sculptures within the park that are worth checking out as well. It's a small park but still a very relaxing place. Park staff does a great job of keeping it clean, so be sure to help them out by placing any of your trash in the receptacles, which are conveniently located.

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(Translated by Google) Beautiful, calm, empty place, there is a place to park on the street and if you rent a kiosk, a vehicle can park inside the park. I have rented a kiosk more than once and it is totally worth it, it is free, easy and with little bureaucracy. I have been there with friends, family and to train and give classes inside the park. I highly recommend it!!! (Original) Lugar lindo, calmo, vazio, tem local para estacionar na rua e caso alugue um quiosque um veículo pode estacionar na parte interna do parque. Já aluguei quiosque mais de uma vez e vale super a pena, é de graça, fácil e com pouca burocracia. Já frequentei com amigos, familiares e para treinar e dar aulas no interior do parque. Recomendo muito!!!

(Translated by Google) There are no signs directing you to the park's attractions. I got a little lost, but then I found my way. It's quite large, with courts, a skate park, exercise equipment, and a trail. (Original) Não tem placas direcionando onde estão as atrações do parque. Fiquei meio perdida, depois me achei. Bem grande, tem quadras, pista de skate, aparelhos para exercícios e trilha

My favorite park to train dirty trails, small although many links help exploring back and forth, diversified challenges, for a not so short training. The park is well maintained with vibrant plants, birds and insects.

Small but nice place to walk and some run. Tracks on natural soil and leaves. Very kind to your feet. Full of trees.

Beautiful place. You are on the nature in middle of the city 🤗

This Park has a Native Mata Atlântica Biome. There are natural water fonts. You can observe during the trial walking, Brazilian birds species like the Toco Tucan and blue headed parrot. It's an ecological area. Sustainability High.

Small but neat park for a walk in the middle of a sample of local tropical vegetation. I love to train here - as many people do as temperatures below the trees is very comfortable.

For me, one of the best parks in São Paulo. I tiny peace of rain forest in the middle of the town. Small rivers, monkeys, rare birds, and beautiful old seats for picnics.

Nice park with nature and nature paths....not so crowded with adequate paths....if you take a round trip walking it will take approx 30 - 45 mins....somehow hidden gem. .

The please is clean, organized, and very nice to study/work. The environment is so silent.

Amazing place. Love to come here and study quietly!

Clean, organized

Free and. amazing space to knowledge and connect web

(Translated by Google) Excellent space. Clean, organized, and with a great collection. Incredible library. There are even great outdoor reading areas. It just needs a staff more attentive to the use of the space. It's very common for the reading chairs to be full of people sleeping. And there's the inevitable issue of the increasingly inconsiderate public talking loudly on their cell phones inside the library. (Original) Excelente espaço. Limpo, organizado e com um ótimo acervo. Biblioteca incrível. Há inclusive ótimas áreas externas para leitura. Só precisa ter uma equipe mais atenta ao uso do espaço. É muito comum as poltronas de leitura estarem lotadas de gente dormindo. E tem a parte inevitável que é o público cada vez mais sem bom senso falando em alto e bom som no celular dentro de uma biblioteca.

(Translated by Google) I went to this library today (Wednesday) since it is located inside the Parque da Juventude and next to the Carandiru subway station. You have the option of leaving your belongings in the lockers if you can't take them with you. You can enter with a bottle of water and take photos. I found it to be quite large, with a collection of books (with a wide variety of themes), clean, cozy, with Wi-Fi, and internet access. There were a lot of people using the adult area, it is very peaceful for reading, studying, researching or simply relaxing. There are alcohol gel kiosks, FEM/MASC/UNISEX bathrooms (with paper, liquid soap), and a drinking fountain (one of them is under maintenance and the other has one of the "jets" that doesn't work). It is accessible for people with disabilities with a sign language panel (mainly in the division of the shelves) but I didn't see any access ramps or elevators. You can get a card there if you want to borrow a book, it is worth the visit, appreciate it! (Original) Fui conhecer essa biblioteca hj ( quarta-feira ) já que fica dentro do Parque da Juventude e do lado da estação de metrô Carandiru. Você tem a opção de deixar seus pertences no guarda-volumes, se não pode levá-los com você. Pode entrar com garrafa de água, tirar fotos. Eu achei ela bem grande, com acervo de livros ( temas bem variados ) , limpa, aconchegante, com Wi-Fi, acesso à internet. Tinha muitas pessoas utilizando o espaço da área adulta, é muito tranquilo pra leitura, estudo, pesquisas ou simplesmente descansar. Tem totens de álcool em gel, banheiros FEM/MASC/UNISSEX ( com papel, sabonete líquido ), bebedouro ( um deles está em manutenção e o outro tem um dos “jatinhos” que não funciona ). Tem acessibilidade para PCD com painel em libras ( principalmente na divisão das estantes ) mais não vi rampa de acesso nem elevadores. Dá pra fazer uma carteirinha lá caso você queira pegar algum livro emprestado, vale a visita, valorizem!

(Translated by Google) Excellent reading spot, with lots of activities for the kids. The readings and the spaces were super cozy. I highly recommend it. (Original) Excelente ponto de leitura, tinha brincadeiras com as crianças. Leituras e espaços super aconchegantes. Super recomendo.