Since I was a teenager, I've been going to this park a lot and I've been able to follow its changes, the park is extremely well maintained and has several new areas. Some of the old areas remain intact, such as the children's playground, the Afro museum, bike path, pokestops and planetarium (check the times) and all the green areas for picnics, in addition to this we have a lot of new things such as several courts and food trucks. My only complaints are: the price of the food (which, despite having a lot of options, is expensive), the skate park (as it is closed and was a much better area for skateboarding and the like, in addition to the fact that there were some shows there) and for last but most important the LACK OF WATER, they simply disabled ALL the drinking fountains, in this heat of almost 40 degrees you are forced to pay a fortune for a bottle of water and if by chance you take yours, you won't have anywhere to fill it, there was a The sun was shivering the day I went and I almost got sick because of it. One thing I really liked was how nature and its life grew a lot there, in the past there were only a few swans and herons, this last time I went I saw several different birds and even a little marmoset monkey in the trees, they also put up some signs at some points showing the animals that exist in the region, I thought this was really cool. Lastly, I visited the Japanese pavilion, which despite being there for a while I had never been to, I found it extremely cute, a little small but with lots of interesting things, a koi pond, sculptures, little shop, snack bar and all that themed stuff. I recommend this tour to everyone, be it family, friends, tourists, it's a very peaceful place and just don't mess around too much and it's safe.

A rare jewel for Pulistanos, Ibirapuera Park offers a wonderful experience on weekdays, a variety of incredible trees, a wonderful lake, as well as cultural spaces with breathtaking architectural designs. On Saturday and Sunday the park is very crowded and does not offer much relaxation and calm. It's really worth knowing

The Ibirapuera Park is an indispensable program for those who go to São Paulo. It offers many attractions: modern art museum, cycling path, planetary, sculpture garden, playground, Japanese pavilion, picnic lawn, among others. On weekends the movement is big. The park is secure and access is free. Impossible to meet in one day, it's too big.

If you're a foreign visitor with some time to spare in São Paulo, Ibirapuera Park is a must-visit. It's an excellent spot to people-watch and find tranquility amidst the bustling city of over 10 million residents. The park offers a serene escape with its lush green spaces, picturesque lakes, and various cultural attractions. Enjoy your time in this urban oasis!

Ibirapuera Park is an urban oasis in São Paulo, offering extensive green spaces and various leisure options. The area is perfect for hiking, sports and moments of relaxation. The combination of nature and infrastructure makes it one of the best places to enjoy the city.

Park very well taken care of, spacious, great for walking, running, walking, etc... It's the best park in São Paulo. Beautiful and varied gardens. It has a structure of bathrooms, diners, various vendors

SP's largest city park. While it was not as expansive as Central Park in NYC or the English Garden in Munich, it is worth a visit as there are museums and sights throughout. The park is packed with runners in the morning, so it is a great option for you if you want to run. For the Christmas time, there is also a lit up Christmas tree that is accompanied by a water fountain show.

Excellent option for practicing sports (in my case) and going out with the family. After the privatization of the park, security and the structure of bars and bathrooms were greatly improved. The park is easy to get to and has a good parking structure. It's worth the visit for anyone in SP.

A paradise for runners, you don't feel alone:) I've never seen so many people run like this park .... it felt like a marathon!!! But no .... a well-kept park, with all the information to run, for the safety of people, really a place I would like in my city, with beautiful graphics that explain everything! And then there are also two buildings built by Oscar Niemeyer that today house the Brazilian Afro Museum (which I admit I did not visit) and the Planetarium, with the wind rose in front of it. If you don't run, you can still take a nice walk, it's worth it.

Ibirapuera Park is a great place to walk, practice physical activities and enjoy some leisure time. The park's infrastructure is very good, with several leisure areas, such as playgrounds, sports courts, bike paths, fountains, museums and cultural spaces. Furthermore, the park's fauna and flora are very well preserved, which provides a pleasant and relaxing environment.