The 16 best science and space museums 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

Great museum about all aspects of the sport, in all its varieties and historical significances. I think it's worth the visit even for people who don't particularly like the sport in itself. The museum explains the particular Brazilian culture of the football in the bairros. Women's football is also talked about a lot. At the end of the museum, you can make some attempts to score goals yourself. The store on the side is also very varied!

A really good football museum, but be aware that a lot of things aren't translated into English. It's also sustainable for kids so if you have a family you can have for sure a nice interactive experience. I gave 4/5 stars because the museum don't offer english translation and it could be crowded of children. But it's still really interesting and a really good set up.

The museum is an interesting place to visit for a few hours. There’s not much written in English, but you can download an audio guide using their free WiFi. Clearly it was great to learn how football was brought to the country by an English man! The exhibits are well constructed and informative. We also got lucky and watched a little football in the stadium that the museum sits in.

I went there twice, and both times I was not disappointed. When I went with my father he was really happy to have gone. Lots of things to see, the evolution of the game, the cleats, the ball, history of all of the clubs in Brazil. Cool activities to try. Plus you can purchase any jersey of any team you like and personalize the jersey. Fun thing to remember the visit.

Great place to visit if you like football & would like to learn about the history of the sport in Brazil. The museum has interactive games, videos & clips of fantastic moments of football. It’s worth a visit.

It is an interesting museum about Brazilian football and worth visiting if you are a football fan.

The museum’s interactive exhibits bring the beautiful game to life, showcasing Brazil’s rich football legacy through historic photographs, videos, and memorabilia. Highlights include sections dedicated to legendary players like Pelé, Garrincha, and Zico, as well as emotional moments like World Cup victories. The interactive displays, such as recreating the sounds of a stadium crowd, make the experience truly immersive. It’s not just about football—it also explores its impact on Brazilian culture, identity, and society. Whether you’re a football fan or just curious about Brazil’s greatest passion, the Museu do Futebol is a must-visit when in São Paulo.

One of my greatest experiences in São Paulo, I enjoyed every moment over there, I had to pay 25 BRL, but they were absolutely worth it. I would come over and over. My only recommendation would be having signs to know where to start and where to go because it is not very clear where should we start and follow directions.

Visiting the Portuguese Language Museum was a nice way to spend a Saturday afternoon. The museum is free on Saturdays so it was a bit busy. It is located in the Luz train station which makes it accessible by public transport and interesting to witness the history and architecture of the station. The museum was recently renovated with interactive exhibits. We particularly enjoy the Language of the Immigrants and history/timeline of language development exhibits. We also enjoyed listening to different dialects found throughout various regions of Brazil. It was difficult to hear the audio exhibits due to the noise from the quantity of visitors. There was a long line to enter the museum since it was both a Saturday and entry was free.

Unimpressed by the Portuguese Language Museum. It was just nothing special... Some cool stuff, and learning about how language has developed is *kinda* fun, but really not the greatest. It's a small museum, in my opinion overpriced, and not great value for money.

The museum is wonderful, and its didactic approach feels very up to date. It has a lot to offer and showcases the Portuguese language on different levels and in many fascinating ways. There are interactive tools, videos, and insights into the complex history of language development. Right at the beginning, on the top floor, there is a cinema hall and an immersive room experience. Unfortunately, my level of Portuguese is not quite sufficient to fully grasp everything in depth. Still, I was able to take away the poetry of the language. Yet here lies a small drawback of the museum: it’s a pity that it isn’t more accessible to international visitors, as it is very much geared towards local and school classes. That’s completely understandable and also quite charming. But at times the balance feels a bit uneven, since there are no signs, brochures, tour guides, or introductions available in English that would make access a bit more inclusive.

Great museum with a lot of fascinating, immersive content. As someone who does not speak Portuguese, I was able to use Google translate to understand everything. Excellent exhibits and worth visiting.

I loved being there and seeing all the amazing exhibits. It is a beautiful place. However it was very chaotic. Lots of sounds of numerous exhibits were on top of one another. At points it was hard to take. I couldn’t find a way to get any translations of anything. But it’s still certainly worth a visit for anyone, regardless of your native language.

Beautiful Exhibition. It was very interesting and informative. Very interactive with modern elements and nicely laid out. It was free of cost (at least on the Saturday afternoon in March that I visited). Located inside the same building as a train station that is also a beauty on its own. There's also a coffee shop on the premises and a beautiful partk and another exhibit right across the street, so there's much to do in one location for an afternoon out. Definitely recommend as a fun thing to do in Sao Paulo.

Small but still interesting, don't reserve a lot of time for visitation, it's gonna take around 1h30min to visit the whole thing, if you really like bugs otherwise it won't take you an hour.

Amazing place to go, it's free and very educational

Not a lot to see but a valuable experience specially for children...

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(Translated by Google) We loved it! The instructors are very attentive and explain everything. We can even hold some of them by hand, and there was a thrilling cockroach ride... we loved it 💙 Everything was free, and even on a holiday weekend, it wasn't that crowded, so we had a great time. (Original) Adoramos, os instrutores são muitos atenciosos explicam tudo, alguns podemos pegar nas mãos e teve a corrida de barata com emoção... amamos 💙 Tudo Gratuito e mesmo num fim de semana de férias não estava tão lotado deu para aproveitar muito

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.

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.

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(Translated by Google) The museum is very interesting and tells the story of the civil police of São Paulo through historical objects. There is also a section dedicated to weapons and another to forensic science. The receptionist was very welcoming and friendly. I do not recommend visiting the museum for people who are sensitive to strong images or for children because some of the exhibits are quite graphic. You should also be careful about where you are located because there is no sign indicating the location. (Original) O museu é muito interessante e conta a história da polícia civil de SP através de objetos históricos. Também há uma parte dedicada à armamento e outra à ciência pericial. O atendimento na recepção foi feito por um funcionário muitíssimo acolhedor e simpático. Não recomendo a visita a pessoas sensíveis a imagens fortes ou à crianças porque algumas exibições são bem gráficas. Há também de se estar atento à localização porque não existe placa indicativa no local.

(Translated by Google) Today I satisfied my curiosity and visited the Crime Museum at the São Paulo Police Academy. It's incredible to realize the depths of human capacity, which, in truth, shouldn't be considered that way. So many crimes without mercy for their victims. The intelligence and talent of the police officers in recreating the murderers in wax figures is also impressive. One of them is the Maníaco do Parque and the Cruz Vermelha; how perfect! In closing, I want to thank Mr. Léo, who greets visitors with such joy and empathy. It's wonderful to be welcomed this way! It could be open to the public on Saturdays. (Original) Hoje matei minha curiosidade e conheci o Museu do Crime, na Academia de Polícia de São Paulo. É incrível perceber até onde vai a capacidade do ser humano que, na verdade, não deveria ser considerado assim. Tantos crimes sem piedade de suas vítimas. Também impressiona a inteligência e o talento dos policiais ao recriar, em forma de bonecos de cera, os assassinos. Um deles é o Maníaco do Parque e o Cruz Vermelha; que perfeição! Para fechar, quero deixar meu agradecimento ao senhor Léo, que atende os visitantes com muita alegria e empatia. Que bom ser recepcionado dessa forma! Poderia ser aberto ao público aos sábados.

(Translated by Google) A very interesting place! The wealth of detail, images... and conservation is impressive! Free admission. Léo's service is incredible! He welcomes everyone so warmly! (Original) Um lugar muito interessante! É impressionante a riqueza de detalhes, imagens...e conservação! Entrada gratuita. O atendimento do Léo é incrível! Ele recebe todas pessoas muito bem!

(Translated by Google) Very cool, for true crime fans it's a real feast! I spent two hours there, reading about many crimes with interesting twists and turns. I think they could update the collection by including more recent notable cases. It may not be suitable for children, as some rooms contain explicit content. (Original) Muito bacana, para fãs de true crime é um verdadeiro banquete! Permaneci por duas horas no local, lendo sobre muitos crimes com desdobramentos interessantes. Acredito que poderiam atualizar o acervo inserindo casos marcantes mais recentes. Talvez não seja adequado para crianças, tem salas com conteúdo explícito.

Beautiful small museum that is great for kids

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(Translated by Google) The museum boasts a beautiful collection. You can see stones from different regions of Brazil and other countries as well. Some of the stones are truly fascinating to observe. The collection seems very organized, and the information is provided in a very educational way. It's an interesting place for both children and adults. One suggestion for improvement would be better signage of the museum's location, including within the geology faculty itself, as we couldn't find any information indicating that the museum is on the second floor. The day we went, there was an excavation activity for children, and my kids loved it. (Original) O Museu está com um acervo lindíssimo. É possível observar pedras de diferentes regiões do Brasil e de outros países também. Algumas pedras são realmente fascinantes de observar. O acervo parece muito organizado e as informações são disponibilizadas de forma muito didática. É um local interessante tanto para crianças quanto para os adultos. Uma sugestão para melhoria seria sinalizar melhor a localização do museu, inclusive dentro da própria faculdade de geologia, pois não encontramos a informação de que o museu é no segundo andar. No dia que fomos tinha uma atividade de escavação voltada para crianças e meus filhos amaram.

(Translated by Google) The USP Geosciences Museum is a pleasant surprise! Despite its relatively small size, the exhibition is rich and detailed, featuring a wide variety of minerals and metals—both raw and polished. It's worth taking your time to appreciate the beauty of the pieces, many of which are truly impressive. On the day I went, there were several children participating in an educational activity, which shows that the space is also great for visits with children. It's one of my favorite USP museums, and best of all: admission is free. Definitely a worthwhile visit for anyone interested in geology, science, and nature! (Original) O Museu de Geociências da USP é uma grata surpresa! Apesar de estar em um espaço relativamente pequeno, a exposição é muito rica e detalhada, com uma grande variedade de minerais e metais — tanto em estado bruto quanto lapidados. Vale a pena visitar com calma para apreciar a beleza das peças, muitas delas realmente impressionantes. No dia em que fui, havia várias crianças participando de uma atividade educativa, o que mostra que o espaço também é ótimo para visitas com o público infantil. É um dos museus da USP que mais gostei de conhecer, e o melhor: a entrada é gratuita. Sem dúvida, um passeio que vale muito a pena para quem se interessa por geologia, ciência e natureza!

(Translated by Google) A very special and interesting museum! Interactive, it's a real treat for kids. We can see microscopes, gems, and precious stones, understand the inner workings of our planet, explore the past like paleontologists... all within the atmosphere of the University City. Free! It's definitely worth it! (Original) Um museu muito especial e interessante! Interativo, é um prato cheio para crianças. Podemos ver microscópios, gemas e pedras preciosas, entender as entranhas do nosso planeta, explorar o passado como paleontólogos... tudo isso dentro do clima da Cidade Universitária. Gratuito! Vale a pena demais!

(Translated by Google) It's a small museum, but with a beautiful collection. Access (free) was simple, requiring registration at reception. The visit was enjoyable and enriching. The "excavation" was a highlight, a hit with the children. (Original) Trata-se de um museu pequeno, mas com um lindo acervo. O acesso (gratuito) foi simples, bastando um cadastro na recepção. A visita foi gostosa e rica. Destaque para a "escavação" que foi sucesso com as crianças.

(Translated by Google) The structure is very good, worth a visit if you're nearby. It could have been more spacious with more activities, but it was a good improvement. (Original) A estrutura ficou muito boa, vale uma visita caso esteja por perto. Poderia ter um espaço mais amplo com mais atividades, mas foi uma boa evolução.

Amazing math museum with a hole history of the science. The only problem is that it is not open for public, only for students attending their courses.

(Translated by Google) Incredible classes, Professor Ricieri has an excellent teaching method where complex concepts are broken down and explained one by one until they are understood, with lots of application examples (taken from years of real consulting work he has done for several companies) and all of this taught with humor and a lot of dedication from the professor. It is unlike any online class I have seen out there. That is why the classes are in person and I hope he keeps it that way. In conclusion, it is worth every minute. (Original) Aulas incríveis, professor Ricieri tem uma excelente didática onde conceitos complexos são fragmentados e explicados um por um até se tornarem compreendidos, exemplos de aplicação aos montes (tirados de anos de consultorias reais que ele já realizou para diversas empresas) e tudo isso levado com humor e muita dedicação do professor. Não se compara a qualquer aula on-line que tenha visto por ai. Por isso as aulas são presenciais e espero que mantenha assim. Concluído, vale cada minuto.

(Translated by Google) A place dedicated to learning and understanding exact sciences. In this place, you truly learn about the subject and how to apply it in your daily life. I am taking the course with Professor Ricieri and I am becoming more and more fascinated by the subject every day. I have always had difficulty with mathematics and that is why I decided to take the course. Things that made no sense to me now seem so simple and obvious. I recommend it to anyone, regardless of age. It is not just for professionals or students. It is a course for life! (Original) Lugar dedicado ao aprendizado e entendimento de ciências exatas. Nesse local, você aprende de verdade sobre o assunto e a aplicar no dia a dia. Estou fazendo o curso com o professor Ricieri e estou cada dia mais fascinada pelo assunto. Eu sempre tive dificuldade com matemática e por isso resolvi fazer o curso. Coisas que para mim não faziam sentido agora se mostram tão simples e óbvias. Eu recomendo para qualquer pessoa. Independentemente de idade. Não é só para profissionais ou estudantes. É um curso para a vida!

(Translated by Google) I would like to share my satisfaction with completing the course in mathematics applied to life at the Prandiano Mathematics Museum. The best course and the best teacher I have ever had. It is very easy to see how the classes are meticulously taught so that students spend the minimum effort to understand the topics. Always based on the originals of the scientists who made the mathematical discoveries as a reference. A course that undoubtedly exceeded my expectations because it delivered much more than it promised. Each class lasts 6 hours, but for me it felt like 2 hours. Approximately 500 years of mathematical discoveries made in an easy and unique way that I only saw with Professor Ricieri. At the end of each class I felt like I had a superpower because I was able to understand what giants like Lagrange, Euler, Leibniz, Fourier and many others discovered. Knowledge that was only available to kings and very honorable mathematicians. This course is for people who love mathematics and all the beauty and history it has and especially for people who want to become a consultant using applied mathematics. I personally thank Professor Ricieri for making his truly unique knowledge available to us in the world. BEST MATHEMATICS SCHOOL AND COURSE IN THE WORLD!!! Pradiano Mathematics Museum I would share my happiness to complete the course of mathematics applied to life in the Mathematics Museum Prandiano. The best course and the best teacher that I ever had. It is very easy to see how much the classes are thoroughly didacticized so that the students spend the minimum of effort to understand the topics. Based always on the originals of the scientists who made the mathematical discoveries as references. A course that without any doubt was beyond my expectations because it much delivered more than what proposed. Each lesson has 6 hours of duration that for me passed as it was 2 hours. Around 500 years of mathematical discoveries made easy and in a unique way that I only saw with professor Ricieri. Every end of lesson I felt like I had super power because I could understand what giants like Lagrange, Euler, Leibniz, Fourier, and many more discovered. Knowledge that was only available to kings and very honored mathematicians. This course is for people who love mathematics and all the beauty and history that it has and mainly for people who want to become a consultant using applied mathematics. I personally thank Professor Ricieri for making available to us your knowledge that is truly unique in the world. BEST SCHOOL AND COURSE OF MATHEMATICS OF THE WORLD!!! Prandiano Mathematics Museum (Original) Gostaria de compartilhar minha satisfação por concluir o curso de matemática aplicada à vida no Museu de Matemática Prandiano. O melhor curso e o melhor professor que já tive. É muito fácil perceber o quanto as aulas são minuciosamente didatizadas para que os alunos despendam o mínimo de esforço para compreender os temas. Baseado sempre nos originais dos cientistas que fizeram as descobertas matemáticas como referência. Um curso que sem dúvida foi além das minhas expectativas porque entregou muito mais do que propunha. Cada aula tem 6 horas de duração que para mim passaram como 2 horas. Cerca de 500 anos de descobertas matemáticas feitas de forma fácil e única que só vi com o professor Ricieri. A cada final de aula eu sentia como se tivesse um superpoder porque conseguia entender o que gigantes como Lagrange, Euler, Leibniz, Fourier e muitos outros descobriram. Conhecimento que só estava disponível para reis e matemáticos muito honrados. Este curso é para pessoas que amam matemática e toda a beleza e história que ela possui e principalmente para pessoas que desejam se tornar um consultor utilizando matemática aplicada. Agradeço pessoalmente ao professor Ricieri por nos disponibilizar seu conhecimento verdadeiramente único no mundo. MELHOR ESCOLA E CURSO DE MATEMÁTICA DO MUNDO!!! Museu da Matemática Pradiano I would to share my happiness to complete the course of mathematics applied to life in the Mathematics Museum Prandiano. The best course and the best teacher that I ever had. It is very easy to see how much the classes are thoroughly didacticized so that the students spend the minimum of effort to understand the topics. Based always in the originals of the scientists who made the mathematical discoveries as reference. A course that without any doubt was beyond my expectations because it delivered much more of what proposed. Each lesson has 6 hours of duration that for me passed as it was 2 hours. Around 500 years of mathematical discoveries made easy and in a unique way that I only saw with professor Ricieri. Every end of lesson I felt like I had super power because I could understand what giants like Lagrange, Euler, Leibniz, Fourier, and many more discovered. Knowledge that was only available for kings and very honored mathematicians. This course is for people who loves mathematics and all the beauty and history that it has and mainly for people who wants to become a consultant using applied mathematics. I personally thanks professor Ricieri for made available for us your knowledge that is truly unique in the world. BEST SCHOOL AND COURSE OF MATHEMATICS OF THE WORLD!!! Museu da Matemática Prandiano

(Translated by Google) The museum is a very beautiful, organized place, full of details that enchant and surprise those who visit. I attended the lecture and started the course “Mathematics Applied to Life”. I understood that it was a single course, with 12 classes, but after starting the classes I learned that it was only the first module of a total of 5, and each module costs R$3,500. So the full course would cost R$17,500. This was not clear before I enrolled. The course is interesting, the teacher has good teaching skills, holds the student's attention, and is extremely enthusiastic and passionate about what he does. The beginning is about the History of Mathematics, and then focuses on the concepts. It is a course designed for the student to become a professional in the exact sciences, and there is the idea that after completing the 5 modules the student will be able to provide consulting services, with the possibility of an excellent financial return. Although the name of the course is Mathematics Applied to Life, we see a lot of theory and proofs of the origin of the theorems, but still no practical applications. For me, it was a great review of Calculus I and II in a few well-explained classes, without exercises. There is a lot of talk about the professor's million-dollar consulting services. I imagined that more details, examples, and explanations of the solution would be given, but they are only shown as trophies and I believe with the objective of encouraging the student to participate in the other modules. The material provided is a large quantity of loose, unnumbered sheets of paper. The material is even well-made and attractive, but I had to buy a catalog folder and put the sheets one by one in plastic so as not to run the risk of messing up the pages and getting lost. The Sunday class starts at 7:25 a.m., goes straight through to 11 a.m., where there is a 10-minute break, and the class continues until about 2 p.m. Just like in the introductory lecture, in the course the professor also talks a lot about his life, his achievements, his autobiography, makes jokes that I consider to be in bad taste and gives details about his life that are completely unnecessary and can cause some discomfort, and take up a lot of time. The class could last at least 2 hours less. The museum has a parking lot on the same street (paid separately) and curiously, in the first few days, students who park on the street are approached by museum employees and the owner of the parking lot. His insistence on using the parking lot bothered me. The course and the professor have some fans, people who take the same module more than once. In module 1 that I took, there were some students I already knew. This is a very particular issue, for me it didn't work, it was very different from what I was looking for. I wanted to do this complete review because I would have liked to have read something like this before starting. If you are interested, you can watch the lecture, which has a good summary of what the course will be about. (Original) O museu é um lugar muito bonito, organizado, cheio de detalhes que encantam e surpreendem quem visita. Assisti a palestra e iniciei o curso “Matemática Aplicada à Vida”. Eu entendi que era um curso único, com 12 aulas, porém após iniciar as aulas eu soube que era apenas o primeiro módulo de um total de 5, e cada módulo tem o valor de R$3500. Então o curso completo seria R$ 17.500. Isso não ficou claro antes da minha matrícula. O curso é interessante, o professor tem uma didática boa, prende a atenção do aluno, e é extremamente empolgado e apaixonado pelo que faz. O início é sobre a História da Matemática, e depois tem foco nos conceitos. É um curso voltado para que o aluno se torne um profissional das exatas, e existe a ideia de que após completar os 5 módulos o aluno estará apto a dar consultorias, com possibilidade um excelente retorno financeiro. Apesar do nome do curso ser Matemática Aplicada à Vida, vemos bastante teoria e as provas de origem dos teoremas, porém ainda sem aplicações práticas. Para mim foi uma grande revisão de Cálculo I e II em poucas aulas e bem explicado, sem exercícios. Muito é falado sobre as consultorias milionárias do professor, imaginei que seriam passados mais detalhes, exemplos, explicações da solução, mas elas são apenas mostradas como troféus e acredito que com objetivo de incentivar o aluno a participar dos outros módulos. O material fornecido é uma grande quantidade de folhas de sulfite, soltas e sem numeração, o material é até bem feito e bonito, mas tive que comprar uma pasta catálogo e colocar as folhas uma a uma em plásticos para não correr o risco de bagunçar as páginas e me perder. A aula de domingo começa às 7h25, vai direto até as 11h, onde é dado um intervalo de 10 minutos, e a aula segue até cerca de 14h. Assim como na palestra de apresentação, no curso o professor também fala muito de sua vida, das suas conquistas, sua autobiografia, faz piadas que eu considero de de mau gosto e dá detalhes de sua vida que são totalmente desnecessários e podem causar certo desconforto, e tomam grande parte do tempo. A aula poderia durar 2 horas a menos, no mínimo. O museu possui um estacionamento na mesma rua (pago à parte) e que curiosamente nos primeiros dias os alunos que param na rua são abordados pelos funcionários do museu e pelo dono do estacionamento, a insistência para utilizar o estacionamento me incomodou. O curso e o professor tem alguns fãs, pessoas que fazem o mesmo módulo mais de uma vez. No módulo 1 que eu fiz, havia alguns alunos já conhecidos. É uma questão bastante particular, para mim não funcionou, foi muito diferente do que eu estava procurando. Eu quis fazer essa review completa pois eu gostaria de ter lido algo assim antes de iniciar. Quem tiver interesse pode assistir a palestra, que tem um bom resumo do que será o curso.

(Translated by Google) I took the course in 2015, the content is excellent and time flies, Professor Ricieli is very good. (Original) Fiz o curso em 2015, o conteúdo é excelente e a hora não passa, o professor Ricieli é muito bom.

(Translated by Google) At Prandiano, in addition to being immersed in an environment of unparalleled cultural and intellectual richness in our country, by taking the courses you redefine the word TEACHING! Courses that not only increase your intelligence, but also generate deep reflections. Extremely complex concepts taught with such simplicity that it makes you want to compare them with "classes" available on the internet on the same subject. Professor Ricieri is inspiring in many ways and, certainly, attending Prandiano will be a turning point in your life! (Original) Na Prandiano, além de estar imerso em um ambiente de uma riqueza cultural e intelectual ímpar em nosso país, você, ao fazer os cursos, redefine a palavra DIDÁTICA! Cursos que aumentam não somente a sua inteligência, mas também geram reflexões profundas. Conceitos extremamente complexos ensinados com tanta simplicidade que te faz querer comparar com "aulas" disponíveis na internet sobre o mesmo tema. O professor Ricieri é inspirador em várias instâncias e certamente, passar pela Prandiano será um divisor de águas em sua vida!

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(Translated by Google) A museum full of history! Very small but with a grandiose collection, a place that captures our attention with its maps, collections of minerals, fossils and rocks. It is worth a visit, the museum is free and open to visitors from Monday to Friday from 9 am to 3:45 pm. It is located inside the Agua Branca park, so you can take a walk, hike, read some books and enjoy the day! (Original) Um museu cheio de história! Bem pequeno mas com uma grandiosidade no acervo, aquele lugar que prende nossa atenção nos mapas, coleções de minerais, fósseis e rochas. Vale a visita, o museu é gratuito está aberto para visitação de segunda a sexta das 09h às 15h45. Fica dentro do parque da agua Branca pode aproveitar para fazer um passeio, trilha, ler alguns livros e aproveitar o dia!

(Translated by Google) Just like the park, it is also surprising. With a very interesting collection, which tells the geological history of the state of SP, unknown to the general public. It is well worth the visit, even though it is not that grand.😉🏛 (Original) Assim como o parque, também é surpreendente. Com um acervo bem curioso, que conta a história geológica do estado de SP, desconhecida pelo grande público. Vale muito a pena a visita, mesmo não sendo tão grandioso.😉🏛

(Translated by Google) I didn't expect to find something like this inside the Água Branca Park, it's very interesting to see what was obtained from cities in Brazil and around the world, also learning what each extracted mineral is used for and also a little about the fossils found in Brazil. (Original) Não esperava encontrar algo assim dentro do Parque da Água Branca, muito interessante ver o que foi obtido das cidades do Brasil e ao redor do mundo, também aprender para que serve cada minério extraído e também um pouco sobre os fósseis encontrados no Brasil.

Well... kinda boring experience. But great information nonetheless!

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(Translated by Google) An important "house" that tells the story of the creation and transformation of this city into a metropolis through its walls. Easy to access by car or public transport. Located in a neighborhood that is still residential with many houses. In the surrounding area, we can see the transformation with the large condominiums. It is worth more than just a visit. At the time, there was a very interesting exhibition telling the life and work of Brenda Lee. (Original) Importante "Casa" que conta através das suas paredes a história da criação e transformação desta cidade em metrópole. Fácil acesso tanto de carro quanto de transporte público. Localizado num bairro ainda residencial com muitas casas. Já no entorno percebemos toda a transformação com os grandes condomínios de edifícios. Vale mais do que uma só visita. Na época estava com uma exposição muito interessante contando a vida e obra de Brenda Lee.

(Translated by Google) Visit on Saturday morning. Very quiet, there is a place to park on the street. There are monitors on site to explain the history of the place. Free entry. (Original) Visita no sábado de manhã. Muito tranquilo, há local na rua para estacionar. Há monitores no local para explicar a história do local. Entrada gratuita.

(Translated by Google) Casa Tatuapé (the oldest house in the East Zone) and considered the neighborhood's number 1 house. The oldest collection in the Museum of the City of São Paulo. Possibly built between 1668 and 1698. In the mid-19th century, it housed a brickworks where tiles and bricks were produced, and in the 20th century, it was the headquarters of Tecelagem Textilia. However, understanding the original relationships with the landscape of this rare remnant of colonial architecture in the Tatuapé neighborhood is difficult due to the drastic reduction of its land, the rectification of the Tietê River and the channeling of the Tatuapé Stream. Located near the Tietê River and the Tatuapé Stream, the choice of its location is directly related to the environmental conditions and ease of movement and transportation, since the rivers were major suppliers of mineral and food resources and true means of transportation. Tietê River. And it was from this river that the clay for the Museum's walls was taken to build the house. A characteristic of colonial buildings on the São Paulo plateau, the use of the rammed earth technique consisted of pounding the clay well between vertical wooden planks (taipal) with a pestle, thus forming thick walls. Occupied for over 300 years, the Casa do Tatuapé was a place where many people lived, socialized and worked. A rural building for most of the colonial period, in 1836, the space was the first to feature "pottery houses covered with straw and a tile oven". The entire building was built by indigenous people who were enslaved and, according to neighbors, it is possible to hear screams, drumming and the sound of chains dragging through the space. They say that these are the spirits of the enslaved, who still await justice. Incredible experience with the educator and university philosophy professor named Marcel, who is an excellent connoisseur of the history of the place and the history of Brazil, in addition to intelligent philosophical debates. The space has a beautiful garden and a 150-year-old brazilwood tree. The map of the rivers in the region is interesting, comparing it to the current scenario of the Tietê River. (Original) Casa Tatuapé (Casa mais antiga da zona Leste) e considerada a casa número 1 do bairro. Acervo mais antigo do Museu da cidade de São Paulo. Possivelmente construída entre os anos de 1668 e 1698. Em meados do século XIX sediou uma olaria onde foram produzidos telhas e tijolos, e no século XX foi sede da Tecelagem Textilia. Porém, a compreensão das relações originais com a paisagem desse raro remanescente da arquitetura colonial do bairro do Tatuapé é dificultada devido à redução drástica do seu terreno, à retificação do rio Tietê e à canalização do córrego do Tatuapé. Localizada próxima ao rio Tietê e ao córrego Tatuapé, a escolha de sua implantação está diretamente relacionada às condições ambientais e às facilidades de locomoção e transporte, visto que os rios eram grandes fornecedores de recursos minerais, alimentares e verdadeiras vias de locomoção. Rio Tietê. E foi desse rio que o barro das paredes do Museu foi retirado para a levantar a casa. Característica entre as construções coloniais no planalto paulista, o uso da técnica da taipa de pilão consistia em socar bem o barro, com uma mão de pilão, entre as pranchas verticais de madeira (taipal), formando-se assim espessas paredes. Com longa ocupação, mais de 300 anos, a Casa do Tatuapé foi espaço de morada, convívio e trabalho de muitos indivíduos. Edificação rural durante a maior parte do período colonial, em 1836, figura no espaço pela primeira vez a presença de "casas de olaria cobertas de palha e forno e queimar telha". Toda a construção fora feita por indígenas que foram escravizados e, segundo os vizinhos, é possível ouvir gritos, batuques e sons de correntes se arrastando pelo espaço. Dizem que são os espíritos dos escravizados, que ainda esperam por justiça. Experiência incrível com o educador professor universitário de Filosofia chamado Marcel, excelente conhecedor da história do local e sobre a história do Brasil, alem dos debates filosóficos inteligentes. O espaço possui um lindo jardim e um pau-brasil de 150 anos. Interessante o mapa sobre os rios da região comparado ao atual cenário do rio Tietê.

(Translated by Google) The house is lovely, one of the few points of connection with a São Paulo that no longer exists. Although I loved it, it was the unit that I found weakest of the ones I visited and its best attribute is the old house. A few more reasons: First, the permanent exhibition is short. I expected to see more about the history of the neighborhood and its development, but it is more focused on the history of the house and tries to tell about the daily lives of those who lived there. But in this last part it leaves something to be desired, despite trying to do so with the few photos, texts and archaeological objects. Second, the museum project is not very ambitious. Although the permanent exhibition is short, it has a clear connection with the museum project, which is meant to be something you pass through. It is set up to be something secondary if you are in the region (I myself only went because I was in Belém Park with time to spare). It is not intended to be the highlight of your visit to the region. That is why the museum lacks permanence, there are no benches and the space around the house is small and cramped. Third, what really ruins the museum is the lack of connection with the region. The house is already hidden in an area of ​​individual residences where I remember only one sign indicating the way. When you arrive, you will see that it is squeezed in there by the other houses on a small plot of land. It is a mistake not to have expanded the plot of land by creating a square, which could have been the whole block or at least just half of it. It would even be good to put another public facility on the plot of land, as it would attract more visitors. In conclusion, it is worth a visit if it is not your main objective. The permanent exhibition is short but has some interesting facts, and if you are lucky like I was to have a great temporary exhibition (Mine was from the series Memories of Resistance: Brenda Lee, a wonderful exhibition), it will be even more worthwhile. But I really hope they explore the space better in the future. (Original) A casa é um amor, um dos poucos pontos de conexão com uma São Paulo que não existe mais. A pesar de eu ter amado ela foi a unidade que eu achei mais fraca das que eu fui e que seu melhor atributo é casa antiga. Mais alguns motivos: Primeiro, a exposição permanente é curta, eu esperava ver mais sobre a história do bairro e seu desenvolvimento, mas ela é mais focada na história da casa e tenta contar sobre o cotidiano de quem morou lá. Mas nessa última parte deixa a desejar apesar de tentar fazer isso com as poucas fotos, textos e objetos arqueológicos. Segundo, o projeto de museu é pouco ambicioso, se exposição permanente é curta tem uma conexão clara com o projeto do museu que é para ser algo de passagem. Ele é montado para ser algo secundário se vc está na região (eu mesmo só fui porque estava no parque Belém com tempo de sobra) ele não tem a intenção de ser o carro chefe da sua visita pela região. Por isso falta permanência no museu, não tem bancos o espaço em volta da casa é pequeno e apertado. Terceiro, o que realmente estraga o museu é a falta de conexão com a região, a casa já é escondida numa área de residências individuais onde eu me lembro de só uma placa indicando o caminho. Para quando chegar ver que ela tá espremida ali pelas outras casas num terreno pequeno, não terem expandido o terreno dela criando até uma praça é um erro poderia ser em todo o quarteirão ou pelo menos só metade e até colocar outro equipamento público junto nesse terreno ia ser bom porque chamaria mais visitantes. Concluindo vale a visita se não for seu principal objetivo, exposição permanente é curta mas tem boas curiosidades e se tiver sorte como eu tive a de ter uma ótima exposição temporária (A minha foi da série Memórias de Resistência: Brenda Lee, exposição maravilhosa) vai valer mais a pena. Mas real espero que explorem melhor o espaço futuramente.

(Translated by Google) This place is a must for anyone who lives in the neighborhood. It is important in the history of both Tatuapé and São Paulo. The guide, Ali, is super attentive. The place is full of energy and has a "country house" smell. It is worth a visit. (Original) O local é obrigatório para quem mora no bairro. Tem importância tanto na história do Tatuapé, quanto de São Paulo. A guia Ali e é super atenciosa. O lugar é carregado de energia e tem um cheiro de "casa do interior". Vale a visita.

We came here with a group of children on a school trip- there was a discussion about film vs video, a tour of the museum and finally the children watched 3 short films which were very entertaining. I recommend for adults and children to learn about film and the history of film in Brasil!

Amazing place to share with friends and good movies

Cinemateca is an institution responsible for preserving audiovisual content, they have thousands of original movies. For the public, they offer movie sessions and sometimes parties and concerts are held there, always related somehow to movies or movie projects.

One of best spots in São Paulo. Simply the guardian of Brazilian cinema in an old fashioned stylish building. A treasure inside a metropolis

Cool architecture, mixing old and new.

This is one of my favorite places in São Paulo. It's a great alternative to Ibirapuera Park if you just want to have a picnic on the lawn. The staff is very kind and helpful. They have constant film showings with free or cheap tickets, which is a refreshing getaway from mainstream cinema.

One of the world's very best cinematheques, beautiful grounds, beautiful indoor and outdoor screens. Excellent curation. Free tickets. I come here everyday.

Very cool place it has several museums for snakes spiders and biology! They also have a very nice park and walking areas you can see a lot of monkeys The place is super organized and clean i saw people doing picnics and drinking matte. You can just go hang out there. The entrance fee is super duper cheap

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Worth The visit. Cheap and VERY EDUCATIONAL!

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(Translated by Google) Investment is needed to restore the museum and its equipment. The space is fascinating and could have a major impact on society, but it needs renovation. (Original) É necessário investimento para a restauração do museu e dos equipamentos. O espaço é fascinante e poderia ter uma utilização de grande impacto na sociedade, porém necessita de reforma.

(Translated by Google) Place was closed on the day of my visit (Original) Lugar estava fechado no dia da minha visita