Ibirapuera Park, Sao Paulo

A good place for a family picnic. I recommend going near the lake. You could watch the swans and other birds catching fishes. Bring your own food and water in case you get hungry or thirsty. Be mindful of the cyclists. They sometimes don't cycle on the bicycle lane.

One of my favorite points in Brazil, you can rent a bike for about 10R$ an hour and then roam around this huge park full of people and life. You can stop for an ice cream or buy coconut water. You can stop by buskers performing beautiful songs or sit by the lake. It's all so crowded yet so beautifully liberating. There's a museum and a skating ring and so much that I can't put in a review box. 😻

This is probably one of the best parks I have been too, and I have been to vondel park in Amsterdam. I have not seen Central Park, also I m only talking about the famous city parks here. Nice chill place to relax have a quick exercise in the outdoor gym.. Everyone is so happy and relaxed even you feel the same.

I visit the park at least once a week, either to work out or relax. It's perfect for tourists or for regulars. There are monuments, museums, food/drink vendors, outdoor activities to participate in, or nature to look at. I prefer running on the less-trafficked 6km marked trail around the edge of the park instead of on the main paved loop.

With 390 acres Ibirapuera is Latin America's largest urban park and its iconic importance is comparable to that of Central Park in New York City. A great place to enjoy nature in this mega city and easy to get to by public transport. Scan the Ibirapuera events calendar for its vivid cultural scene.