Parque do Ibirapuera

O parque é lindo, muito bem cuidado, a vista do lago para a cidade é estupenda! Sente a beira do lago e aproveite. Eu gosto de correr, não há lugar melhor para essa prática, quem gosta de bike ou patins, ou yoga ou do time do mahamudra, e quem não gosta? Está no lugar certo! Vai pugliesi!

O que dizer de um dos parques mais conhecidos do país, e por que não dizer do mundo?
Um bom lugar para caminhar? Para praticar esportes? Para namorar?
Para fazer piqué nique? Para passear? Para tudo isso e cositas a mais: SIMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
Além de tudo isso ainda tem o Museu AfroBrasil, um espaço que retrata muito bem a cultura africana, como ela influenciou o nosso país!
Por esses muitos outros motivos, nós amamos o IBIRA!
PS-​Só tome cuidado para não ser atropelado, pelos patinadores, skatistas, ciclistas alguns se empolgam e acabam invadindo a área das «pessoinhas andantes.»

Parque maravilhoso… cheio de eventos, exposições, shows e atividades físicas.

Grande, arborizado, bem localizado. Tem espaço pra andar de bike e pra caminhar. Ultimamente, extremamente cheio. As pessoas finalmente se apoderaram dos espaços públicos! Com isso, prepare-​se para levar um tempinho pra conseguir estacionar e ser abordado pelos flanelinhas.

Muito bom para passear com a familia toda.
Adoro ir, correr, brincar com meu filho.

Um dos meus locais favoritos em SP, parece que você escapa um pouco da cidade e sente uma paz incrível! Vale muito a pena fazer um passeio, sair para caminhar, ouvir as pessoas que sempre fazem algum «showzinho» cult de graça e curtir um pouco da natureza. Ótimo para ir aos finais de semana!

Um dos melhores parques de SP!
Além de lindo e enorme, o parque do ibirapuera oferece opções de atrações para todos os gostos e idades. Desde uma aula de yoga ou tai chi chuan pela manhã, até shows gratuitos, encontros de jovens, quadras de esportes e pistas de bike.
Tudo isso sem contar a vista maravilhosa.
Vale muito a visita, toda semana! :)

Além de ser o melhor parque do País, o Parque do Ibirapuera tem alguns segredinhos pouco explorados.
Na minha última ida, durante um tour de grafite por São Paulo, ficamos no Jardim das Esculturas. Em frente ao MAM, há diversas esculturas ao ar livre de artistas mundialmente conhecidos. Vale a pena ficar um tempo lá.

Muy lindo parque muy cerca de los barios paulistas mas lindos

Such a beautiful park with lots to see and do. It’s great to see so many people out enjoying the nature!

It’s like the SP version of Central Park in NY. It’s HUGE and like CP it has a theater also, BUT this theater can be not only an amphitheater, it has a large interior for a cooler evening event. I came here in 2013 and loved the views and the space. There were tons of people walking the paths, riding bikes, having lunch on the grass and getting ready for an art installation… it was all very nice. Like Konark M. said it is an“oasis this park is in the middle of the concrete jungle that São Paulo” and speaking with my Paulista friends they all agree that Ibirapuera Park is a sanctuary.

In human terms, city streets are the arteries and veins. City parks though? They’re the heart. In a city of almost incomprehensible size, where finding the «there» can be elusive amidst the concrete density, Ibirapuera Park is a breath of fresh air and the heart of the city. It’s no surprise that Paulistas (as locals are known) flock here each weekend as it’s seemingly the only place to feel you’ve escaped São Paulo without actually doing so.
On a weekend in December — early in Brazil’s summertime — the park was full without feeling so. The park is frequently compared to NYC’s Central Park and serves the same purpose even though it could fit inside with almost enough room for a second Ibirapuera Park. The park is also completely flat with a well-​paved path making for a perfect and easy walk, bike ride, roller-​blade, or jogging path. (Bikes are available for rental at various points). It would be easy to navigate a wheelchair on such a path.
My son and I walked from the Hotel InterContinental (a good, long walk) to the park and spent the better part of a day here, first in Museu Afro Brasil then just trodding the pathways and observing the Sampa life. As we sat and watched a pick-​up soccer game being played on a concrete court, he remarked that Buenos Aires had no such places for outdoor, group sporting activities; in this park, the opportunities are numerous (soccer, basketball, volleyball).
We passed a big, interesting looking playground area for children, lakes, fountains, more museums, and some extensive lawn areas barely occupied by anyone. We wandered. We saw a million little rolling food and drink kiosks, all selling exactly the same junk food (who knew purple Fanta was so popular?). We also saw about 1 million policemen patrolling the park on bicycle leading me to feel that this park is extremely safe in the daytime and that the Brazilians in charge intend to keep it so.
Even in a park full of people Park Ibirapuera never felt crowded. In fact, it felt quite the opposite. It’s a great escape from the city without actually escaping.

Eu amo esse parque! Mais de 8 anos morando perto e podendo desfrutar de suas áreas verdes e pistas de corrida.
Porém ultimamente não só é insuportável a quantidade de pessoas que frequentam aos finais de semana, como o tamanho do estrago que elas deixam pra trás! Muito lixo fica pelo chão, gramado e até no lago!
Passa segunda, terça e ainda tem lixo jogado nos bosques! Muito triste de ver!
E parece que cada vez piora :/

O lugar é lindo, a experiência de passar no Ibira é fantástica. Se você quer andar, correr, andar de skate, bike ou patins, fazer um piqué-​nique, levar um violão e fazer um som, sentar e admirar a paisagem… melhor lugar não há. Nos finais de semana a dica é ir pela manhã (antes ou até umas 9h) para ter mais tranquilidade, ou se quiser ver movimento vá umas 11h ou 14h. Dá pra levar o cachorro também, tem bebedouros especiais para eles. Ir ao Ibirapuera é um oasis no meio de São Paulo. Obrigatório ir pra quem visita a cidade.

Patrimônio de São Paulo, bom pra tudo pensar, passear, se exercitar, reunir a galera, levar as crianças, alimentar a cultura e o intelecto, gosto principalmente de ir andar de bike, alugo uma bicicleta por R$ 5,00 \o/​é como comprar um vale de saúde «desestressante «recomendo pra todos é um ótimo programa pra se fazer, sair um pouco das rotinas diárias sem gastar muito e curtir um pouco de tranquilidade.

Maior parque da América Latina, é uma ótima opção de lazer em São Paulo e ponto turístico de parada obrigatória aos visitantes da cidade. Possui muita beleza natural, ar puro e gente bonita. Com um clima agradável, otimo para observar a natureza, relaxar e se divertir, sempre acontecem vários eventos, shows e exposições. O parque conta com uma ótima infraestrutura, com varias quadras de futsal, de basquete, vôlei, campo de futebol de terra batida, excelente pista de cooper, ciclovia muito bem sinalizada, e varios pontos para praticar exercícios, como barra-​fixa, paralelas e outros, tem tambem uma academia improvisada apelidada de flinstones, pois é feita com madeira, cimento e troncos rs, é rustica mas quebra o galho. Para as crianças existem diversos brinquedos em área especialmente reservada, tem diversas mesas para piquenique, e um lindo lago onde habitam gaivotas, patos e pássaros. Existe um viveiro de plantas que parece um sítio de tão grande, parece até que vc saiu do parque, pois poucas pessoas conhecem e vão lá, onde a natureza e o clima de paz predominam. O parque também é otimo para praticar esportes como patins, bike e skate, pois tem o famoso vão livre onde o piso é lisinho, e tem duas ladeiras otimas para descer de skate, além de bastante espaço. Mas nos finais de semana e feriados fica tão lotado que é difícil ate para se movimentar, por isso prefiro ir em dia de semana ou a noite. De qualquer forma amo o parque, e vou com frequência lá, moro bem perto e o parque teve papel fundamental para nutrir meu amor pela cidade. É um oásis dentro da selva de pedra, otimo para encontrar os amigos e se divertir.

O que dizer do Parque Ibirapuera? Considerado por muitos o pulmão de São Paulo, esse parque com 221 hectares é o queridinho de São Paulo e um dos mais visitados por paulistanos e turistas. O parque possui grafites, marquise, ciclofaixas, bicicletário, quadras, campos de futebol, parques infantis, pistas para corridas, espaços com aparelhos para ginástica, pavilhão de exposições, jardim japonês, planetário, auditório, museus (Museu Afro Brasil, Museu de Arte Moderna, a OCA), lago, esculturas etc, sem contar na oferta de estruturas básicas tais como bebedouro, banheiro, lanchonetes, estacionamento. O parque sempre sedia eventos culturais, de musica, esporte, fique de olho na programação! Resumindo, seja lá o que você curte ou espera de um parque, vai encontrar tudo aqui! Em agosto de 2015, o Ibirapuera foi considerado o melhor parque urbano do mundo pelo jornal britânico The Guardian!

Tem eventualmente eventos legais, onde junta uma multidão no gramado num clima mezzo Woodstock mezzo Augusta. Para correr pode ser eventualmente muito lotado, especialmente nos fins de semana.

Parque do Ibirapuera is to São Paulo as Central Park is to NYC. Its a very eclectic green space with a wide variety of scenery and activities for all visitors to enjoy!
I came on a Friday morning in late July, and the weather was perfect! It was a clear day and there were lots of people there being outdoorsy. After we parked, we walked around a little bit and ended up in the MAM sculpture garden. We walked through MAM as well (R$ 3 admission for students), and I was impressed that the park had an art museum within its boundaries. A few minutes walk from the MAM, my friend and I found an interesting tree trunk play structure that had a tunnel and a variety of nets for climbing. There were no kids on it, so we decided to take over the tree trunk and it was so much fun! The Paulistanos in the park probably thought we were crazy but it didn’t matter… we were on vacation! We even captured our shenanigans on my GoPro for future laughs.
After the MAM, my friend and I decided to rent bicycles and explore the park more. At R$ 5 an hour (which is a little less than $ 2 USD), this was a bargain! The bike rentals were about a 5 minute walk from the MAM in the parking lot across the street from a large park entrance. I was nervous at first because both my friend and I don’t speak Portuguese and our translator (aka my friend’s mom) didn’t come with us to the bike rental area. However, we were able to rent bikes and fill out the necessary forms with no problems. They also needed to take a photo copy of a photo ID as well as get a local address and phone number for at least one person in your party, so make sure you have this information ready if you want to rent a bike.
Within the hour, we were able to ride through only a small area of the park as it is so big! There are great paths that go all over the place, and we used these to bike around. If you prefer, you can also go walking or jogging along these paths! As we biked, we passed gardens, open fields, basketball courts, and soccer areas as well as snack bars selling ice cream, soda/​water, and even acai! Eventually, we ended up at the edge of a large man-​made lake where we stopped to take pictures. There were ducks, swans, and other birds near the lake, and we had a nice view of the park with part of the São Paulo skyline from where we stopped.
After we were done exploring, we were able to easily return the bikes from the same place we rented them with no hassle. All we needed to do was drop off the bike at one of the designated return kiosks!
If you are visiting São Paulo, I would definitely recommend a visit (a few hours or ½ day would do) to Parque do Ibirapuera! Get on a bike and explore the «Central Park» of South America!
TL;DR — lots of different activities and sights, cheap bike rentals, and the largest urban green space in South America!

Amo sem sombra de dúvidas. Acho que é uma das coisas mais essenciais para a cidade. Pena que não tem um guarda volumes como nos outros parques da cidade…

Como não amar o Ibira?
Acredito que é um dos parques mais completos e bonitos de SP sim.
Natureza, beleza, muitos eventos, muito espaço, cultura, tudo reunido em um só lugar, se você for todos os dias de uma mesma semana conseguirá fazer coisas diferentes em cada um deles.
A única coisa ruim do parque é que ele ainda não é muito acessível através de transporte publico, se tivesse uma estação de metrô por perto seria perfeito.

Esse parque está no coração! Ótimo para passear, fazer exercícios, ir a algum evento, show, exposição etc. Cheio de verde e com muito espaço o parque do Ibirapuera ou o «ibira» oferece quase de tudo, tem o planetário, o jardim japonês, a marquise onde geralmente rola a prática de skate, patins entre outras atividades como essas, museus diversos, quiosques onde se pode tomar um açaí, barraquinhas espalhadas pelo parque, atividades ao ar livre, aparelhos de academia ao ar livre, pista de corrida, quadras diversas, aluguel de bike e ufa! Impossível ficar descontente por aqui!

There are no proper words to define how much of an oasis this park is in the middle of the concrete jungle that São Paulo is — New York has its Central Park, Londoners can’t shut up about Hyde Park but hey São Paulo’s Ibirapuera (ibira in native. lol) Park isn’t way behind.
Spread over 2 square kilometres, it’s a lot of green area and it is the paulistano’s weekend getaway… our beach. Besides the greenery, lake, the walkways and bike lanes, the parque also plays host to Museu de Arte Moderna (MAM), an auditorium for shows & events — it is complete and an issue of pride for every Paulistano.
A lot of running groups use the park for their training sessions and the park has always people during the early mornings and evenings and weekends especially Sundays get a bit too crowded as people from farther regions of the city also visit.
If you’re living in SP you surely know the park, if you don’t — it’s time to wake up… and if you’re visiting the city, it’s definitely one of the principal postcards of our city.

This is a great park!
It was packed on Sunday. They have a walking path that goes around the park, and there’s a lake.
On the walking path, there is a marked path for joggers, rollerbladers, bicycles, skate boards, …etc. That path is very busy, you really have to watch whenever you need to cross it.
I saw LOTS of people partaking in many outdoor activities.
Check it out!

Le plus grand parc de Sao Paolo héberge de nombreuses activités: jeux, vélo, musées, grandes balades.
Les sportifs sont nombreux pour courir ou faire du roller.
Un planétarium est disponible au centre mais il est fermé actuellement pour travaux. On y trouve également un musée d’art moderne, un musée afro-​brésilien et un centre d’astrophysique.
Plusieurs Lanchonete sont réparties sur le parc pour y manger empanadas, burgers ou açai. La qualité est médiocre. Le burger nommé ‘Picanha’ n’a évidement pas grand chose à voir avec de la viande grillée (burger congelé classique).

Ibirapuera Park is the major urban park in Sao Paulo.
It’s 1.584.000 square meters area contains a running circuit, bike path, The Marquise where people usually ride skates, the Bienal Pavillion, The Afro-​brazilian museum, the exposition palace, the Japanese pavilion, soccer courts, volleyball courts, indoor soccer courts, lakes, the fountain, and lots of activities going on.
The MAC — Contemporary Art Museum and MAM — Museum of Modern Art are also located there. There are some food options, like a restaurant, another restaurant inside MAC, and many places where you can have a coconut, water or grab a snack.
You can rent a bike near gate 4 at the parking lot.
This park gets really crowded on weekends, specially on sunny days, so I recommend to visit it as earlier as you can. Parking is quite hard too. Many people stop their cars around the park. If can get there by foot, bus or taxi, you’ll save time.
Definitely, one of the places every «paulista» is proud of!

Ibirapuera is an oasis of green amidst the concrete and smog of São Paulo. As a visitor to the city it is a great place to watch paulistanos in their natural habitat and run off your afternoon pastel. Some highlights are the skateboard/​rollerblade pavilion near the sculpture garden and the «pista de cooper» where you’ll find macho brasilian dudes pumping iron. At high times (after 5pm on weekdays and all weekend long) it is absolutely packed. The dedicated running/​cycling lanes are almost as dangerous as the streets of São Paulo and the middle of the walkways are not much better. Like many things in the city it’s not perfect but it gets the job done.

Parque do Ibirapuera, um luxo, excelente para a pratica de esportes. Final de semana é bem movimentado com suas exposições etc. Para quem gosta de praticar esportes assim como eu aqui é o lugar !

Parque do Ibirapuera is a huge, beautiful park filled with museums, pavilions, bike and skate paths, international football («soccer») fields, basketball courts, and plenty or rest rooms.
You also can rent bicycles.
I love walking or just sitting on a bench here, especially on the weekends, because you see such a variety of people and birds.

Estava muito frio quando fui, mas gostei de lá tem bastante atividades no parque é bem legal para ir em grupo de amigos, fazer um piquenique ao ar livre em dias quentes, ótimo para se refrescar tem venda de água de côco a cade meio metro. Recomendo

Mesmo não sendo uma frequentadora assídua de parques e afins, eu gosto do ibirapuera. Muito amplo, há diversas opções de lugares pra fazer um picnic, levar as crianças para brincar, jogar bola, passear com o dog, ou simplesmente relaxar olhando a bela paisagem. Também tem sempre um evento ou outro, e geralmente são bem interessantes. Porém nos fds de sol e calor é absurdamente lotado, o que pode ser um pouco chato e brochante. O estacionamento exige zona azul, então fique esperto. Mas eu aconselharia a estacoonar nos arredores, pois é dentro do parque é cheio demais.

It’s so big it has several museums, pavilions, restaurants, concerts, and a constant stream of family friendly events. I can go every weekend and not have the same experience twice! It even has a dedicated bicycle/​rollerblading/​skateboarding lanes.

Lugar que aprendi a correr!
Indico para quem esta afim de começar, é um ótimo lugar!
A volta por dentro tem 2,5/3km e por fora 6 km!
Melhores horários são 7 da manha (não esta muito cheio ainda e fresquinho) ou depois das 20h.
A pista de cooper nas pedrinhas tem 1 km a volta, mas acho meio escuro dependendo do horário e o percurso é meio tortuoso.
A maioria dos portões tem agua de coco natural vendendo, o que é ótimo pós corrida! Por isso não esqueça de levar um trocado!
Tem banheiros e bebedouros no meio do caminho também o que é ótimo!

O parque mais completo de SP com quadras poliesportivas, ciclofaixa, pista de corrida, espaço para skate, patins e bikes. De quebra tem excelente shows todos os meses no lindo auditório a preços acessíveis, isso quando não tem gratuitos na parte externa.
Aquele lugar ideal pra levar o amigo de outro estado ou país!

Gosto do Ibira, mas durante a semana. Um lugar democrático, mas nos fins de semana é lotado.
Gosto da pista de cooper, da Oca que sermpre oferece ótimas opções de atrações, Hoje fui na exposição sensorial que vai até domingo dia 05.04.15. Confesso que esperava mais… aliás, esperei bastante para algumas das atrações.
Mas voltando ao parque, é uma delícia! Dá até para fazer pic nic!

Nice open space for walking, biking, skating or skateboarding! Plenty of shade, benches, bathrooms, food stand, grassy open spaces, playgrounds and walkways. There’s a bike rental at gate 4 and the buses stop across the street (cross with the pedestrian bridge).
We checked out the MAM and there’s some new exhibits outside the African culture museum that start Saturday (March 28). The Japanese pavilion was closed on Friday but looks nice from the outside.
Apparently there’s porcupines and bats at dawn and dusk. I didn’t see anything but geese and birds in the afternoon but micos and monkeys are supposedly around too.
Definitely a great place to hang out with friends.

Eu me decepcionei com a visita de hoje!
Esse parque amado, sofreu com a chuva em dezembro e ficou fechado, vocês lembram?
Quando abriu, imaginei que estivesse ok, mas não… hoje quando fui ainda tinham muitos galhos, arvores quebradas. um aspecto de descuidado. Alguns bebedouros sem água.
É cartão postal da cidade, poxa, não dá para ser assim!

Caminar, trotar, andar en bicicleta, hacer picnic, regalonear e incluso a relajarte jugando Nintendo 3DS es que lo ofrece ese clásico destino de la ciudad de Sao Paulo. Kilómetros de verde bien cuidado por los brasileños.
He caminado 3 kilómetros de este lugar y me faltan dos más.
La entrada es gratuita.

Ahhh o Ibira!
Impossível descrever a importância e diversidade de atividades que esse parque oferece.
Seja para correr, andar de bike, skate, patins, basquete, ouvir um som, relaxar, paquerar, tomar uma água de coco, rever amigos, esvaziar a mente deitada na grama, preencher a mente com as exposições, assistir a festivais etc o Ibira é o local.
Orgulho e patrimônio da nossa cidade

The thing about parks in the city is that they should make you forget you’re in such a busy city. Ibirapuera does that; it transports you away from all the hubbub on the streets. The trees, the little lakes, the black swans, the Neimayer landmarks, etc are only a couple of sights worth seeing and enjoying!
I can only imagine how beautiful this park must be during spring!

A place in Sao Paulo to relax. The park is HUGE. It has lakes, places to play soccer and basketball. Everything is outdoor. There are cops and people running or jogging at all times. There are different types of birds and fish. Lots of places to sit like benches and museums. They do have clean bathrooms. No WIFI. Expect to walk a lot and enjoy a great place to relax.

I was told by several people to visit this park as it was similar to Central Park in NYC & I wasn’t disappointed. It is well spread out with many different areas to enjoy. You can ride a bike or play football, basketball and much more. The lakes are impressive with many different species of birds & you can see loads of fish in the water. There is an area for skateboarders & a few museums that I didn’t get to visit but looked enjoyable. One of my favorite things was the refreshment stands all around the park where you can get fresh coconut juice or soft drink & chips. The monuments & statues were great & I’m sure i missed some. Also enjoy the fountain display in the lake near the main entrance it was great for pics with the city in the background. The atmosphere around the park is very relaxed, safe & friendly. Make sure you take a day to explore especially if you have kids, they will thank you for it.

It’s a nice park… The free live events are neat and I like the fact that it has several areas to pump iron… or cement. It is fun to people watch there but It gets RIDICULOUSLY crowded in the weekends. Runners are constantly dodging skaters and vice-​versa.
Everyone compares it to Central Park in New York, and I mean every Brazilian that finds out that I am from New York makes sure to provide me with this bit of information, but one really can’t compare the two. Central Park is around 300 acres bigger and is around 100 years older than Parque do Ibirapuera. But I can understand the significance of the comparison, I do, however, like parque Aclimacao more :)

This beautiful and absolutely huge park is a can’t miss if you are visiting Sao Paulo. It’s lovely and has so much to offer. You can do any number of sports — running, biking, roller blading, slack line — and the people watching is the best in the city! People bring their dogs and hang out on blankets, soaking up the sun and enjoying tasty treats from the numerous carts selling food and drinks. Check out the museums in the park, too. It will definitely take you multiple trips to see all there is to see!

Parque Ibirapuera is awesome! It cannot be compared to other parks because it is unique in its own way, like running laps, cycling, or doing whatever you feel like then having innumerous fresh coconut water waiting for you, I think that is awesome. Plus some other amenities, like their research gardens, open wooden hangar, plus this place is surrounded by cool restaurants and bars.
It’s all nice, but try to avoid afternoons and weekends, it can get really crowded, and making cycling a tad difficult.

This huge park is such a nice get away from all the buildings and cars in SP. There are big and small lakes with swans and ducks all throughout the park. There are trails for walking and and painted lanes for bike riding. There are plenty of shaded areas from the trees, as well as sunny spots to catch some rays.
If you forget to bring a drink, there are vendors every 10 ft practically selling drinks, ice cream and snacks. keep in mind the prices will be slightly higher due to the monopoly of being inside the park.
I personally am a nature lover and coming here made me feel good. Soo much concrete, pollution and noise from cars and buses in SP was driving me crazy. This was a pleasant way to spend an afternoon.

A definite must see for visitors in São Paulo. It is a vibrant park where city dwellers come to play, exercise and be seen. Almost all are wearing exercise apparel, head to toe. They have bikes, roller blades, skate boards, and lots of runners and gamers. There are play grounds, lots of grass and trees, it is very clean, and beautiful. It is like Central Park of NYC but 10xs the people. They’re are people on tightropes, street performers (excellent) museums, ponds, a few vendors, restrooms, basketball courts, soccer, and many others. Great place to have a picnic or just to go play. I felt very safe there.
A few differences is that the park is fenced in and there are not many ways to get in (I saw only one). I believe that increases the safety. There are no horse drawn carriages and it looks like it closed at night but I don’t read Portuguese.
No matter what I loved it. Gorgeous place to go for a few hours to walk and/​or people watch.

SP is a huge city and lacks green space. Parque Ibirapuera makes up for this by providing a sizable activity area for residents of the city. It is super crowded during Saturdays and Sundays and nearly impossible to run or bike on the paths, but if you go after 4pm you will be ok. There are museums throughout the park, which is a nice feature. Unfortunately the park is not metro accessible, so most tourists might not find it easy to get to.

Ein Stück Natur in der Großstadt! Uralte Bäume und sonst einiges zu sehen! Echt super für einen Sonntag Nachmittag