Trianon Park, Sao Paulo

Trianon Park, also known as the Lieutenant Siqueira Campos Park, is a 48,000 square meter recreational area that offers visitors a glimpse of the Atlantic tropical forest. The park was established in 1892. French landscape designer Paul Villon created the layout.

The picturesque and spacious area was originally created for high society. This could explain the lushness that one encounters as they walk through the trails and walkways. The park perfectly blends nature and art. Some parts of the forest have been converted into walkways or trails while other areas have been converted into playgrounds for children. Statues of nymphs, fawns, and other objects are far and wide. The park is the perfect way for locals and visitors to take a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Shade and benches are plentiful. In addition, a workout area is available for those who wish to stay fit. Native plants, birds, and insects are plentiful. The landscape is dotted by the world-famous Brazilwood trees which are highly valued for musical instrument construction. Tourist guides are plentiful, helpful, and speak Portuguese, English, and Spanish. Maps are available at the tourist center for those who are unfamiliar with the layout of the park.