Ibirapuera Park

Ibirapuera Park is a vast urban oasis in São Paulo, opened in 1954 to celebrate the city’s 400th anniversary. The park is filled with lush greenery, open lawns, and serene lakes, interspersed with cultural venues, sports facilities, and play areas for children. Known as one of South America’s most iconic city parks, it becomes especially lively on weekends, drawing many residents who come to relax and enjoy the space.

São Paulo

Located in the southern Brazilian plateau, São Paulo is a huge city that boasts the largest scale in the southern hemisphere. The city developed as a center of sugarcane and coffee cultivation, and many immigrants from all over the world came to the city in search of work, creating a multicultural city with a rich international flavor. Not only the economy, but also music, art, sports, and other activities are thriving, and a variety of exhibitions and events attract people to the city.