Meeting Point

Pick you up at the hotel or in the park

Parque Ibirapuera

Parque Ibirapuera is São Paulo’s most famous urban park, known for its vast green spaces, cultural attractions, and vibrant atmosphere. Opened in 1954, it features iconic landmarks such as the São Paulo Museum of Modern Art (MAM), the Afro Brasil Museum, and the Ibirapuera Auditorium, designed by Oscar Niemeyer. A popular spot for jogging, cycling, and picnics, the park also hosts events and exhibitions, making it a hub for nature, art, and leisure in the city.

Museum of Modern Art (MAM

The Museum of Modern Art (MAM) in São Paulo is a leading institution for contemporary and modern art in Brazil. Founded in 1948 and located in Parque Ibirapuera, it houses a diverse collection of Brazilian and international artworks, including paintings, sculptures, and photography. The museum also features a sculpture garden designed by Burle Marx, rotating exhibitions, and educational programs, making it a key cultural destination in the city.

Afro Brasil Museum

The Afro Brasil Museum, located in São Paulo’s Parque Ibirapuera, showcases the rich history, culture, and influence of Afro-Brazilian heritage. Opened in 2004, it houses over 6,000 artifacts, including artworks, documents, and historical objects related to African and Afro-Brazilian contributions to Brazil’s society. The museum explores themes like slavery, religion, and artistic expression, offering a deep and educational perspective on Afro-Brazilian identity and resilience.

See Ibirapuera Auditorium

The Ibirapuera Auditorium, designed by renowned architect Oscar Niemeyer, is a striking cultural landmark in São Paulo’s Parque Ibirapuera. Opened in 2005, it features a bold modernist design with a distinctive red marquee. The venue hosts concerts, theatrical performances, and cultural events, offering excellent acoustics and seating for over 800 guests. As a key artistic hub, the auditorium enhances São Paulo’s vibrant music and performing arts scene.

Monument to the Bandeiras

The Monument to the Bandeiras is a historic landmark in São Paulo, located near Ibirapuera Park. Designed by Victor Brecheret and inaugurated in 1953, the massive granite sculpture honors the bandeirantes—explorers who expanded Brazil’s territory. The monument features dynamic figures representing diverse groups, including Indigenous people and African slaves, symbolizing São Paulo’s colonial past. It stands as a tribute to the city’s history, resilience, and cultural heritage.

Passarela Ciccillo Matarazzo

The Passarela Ciccillo Matarazzo is a pedestrian bridge in São Paulo, located near Ibirapuera Park. It connects the park to the area where the São Paulo Museum of Modern Art (MAM) and other cultural institutions are located. The bridge, named after the prominent businessman Ciccillo Matarazzo, features a modern design and offers a safe and convenient way for pedestrians to cross the busy streets surrounding the park, enhancing accessibility to cultural attractions in the area.

Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC)

The Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC) in São Paulo is one of Brazil's leading institutions for modern and contemporary art. Located at the University of São Paulo (USP), it houses an extensive collection of Brazilian and international works, ranging from paintings and sculptures to multimedia art. The museum hosts rotating exhibitions, educational programs, and cultural events, playing a vital role in promoting contemporary art and dialogue. Its modern building offers stunning views of São Paulo and the nearby Ibirapuera Park.

Ending Point

It can be at a traditional São Paulo restaurant, or we can return to your hotel.