Afro Brazil Museum, Sao Paulo

UK non portugese speaking traveler. It's a very detailed and diverse museum. It wasn't crowded at all. You have time to explore and reflect. It isn't only the typical slavery items, it also appreciated art and sculptures made by black people. I think this is a great experience for people from all races and cultures. It's a cheap price for entry considering how vast the museum is only R$6 (which is like less than 2 pounds). There isn't any English information but you're still able to understand and staff are very helpful. Also they have wifi in the building so you can google translate or research the artists. I would recommend for anyone visiting Sao Paulo!! It is set in the known park as well. There are security around the park to ask for directions as well as maps. Go and support!

This 545-acre park is one of Latin America's largest parks, and features the University of São Paulo's Museum of Contemporary Art, a planetarium and multiple pavilions and auditoriums

Wonderful museum with free access. Immense collection. One day, two days still isn't enough to view and digest everything exhibited. The place to get an idea about the cruel history of Brasil referred to slavery and to see the beauty , colorful huge contribution of the Afro Brazilians to contemporary Brazil. The richness of the collection is overwhelming.

One of the most comprehensively interdisciplinary museums. The scope of exhibits from Amerindian to African to Afro Brazilian to Contemporary is mind boggling. Here, the historical narrative does not obscure the esthetic.

In my opinion this is the most beautiful museum of Sao Paulo