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By car

The access to  Ibirapuera Park is through  Gate#3. In order to park inside, it is necessary a parking card called Zona Azul. It is the same Zona Azul card that can be used in the city, but with extended time inside the park. The one-hour card is valid for 2 hours; 2 cards of 1 hour correspond to 4 hours. You can get to the Museum taking the Marquise, a beautiful monument designed by Oscar Niemeyer, a Brazilian famous architect. It is a pleasant  half a mile walk.


By public transportation or walking

If you are staying around the neighborhood and would like to walk a little, you should go to Gate#10 (located in front of the Legislative Assembly). Padre Manoel da Nóbrega Pavilion is the first building you can see from there. It is Afro Brasil Museum. If you are coming by bus, get off at Pedro Alvares Cabral Ave next to the Legislative Assembly and go to Gate#10. 

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Located in Ibirapuera Park in São Paulo, and opened on October 23, 2004, the Museu Afro Brazil was born on the initiative of artist and curator Emanoel Araujo, from donated his private collection.

The museum is opened from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm extending until 6pm. On the last Tuesday of each month, the museum is opened until 9pm.


The museum is open all year, except on:

  • December 24th and 25th
  • December 31st
  • January 1st