Avenue Park
Parque das Aves, located near Iguazu Falls, is one of Brazil’s most popular attractions for nature and wildlife lovers. The park is home to more than 1,500 species of birds from around the world. Visitors can wander through lush gardens and admire the diverse beauty of tropical birds, from colorful parrots to rare birds.
São Paulo Aquarium
The Acário de São Paulo is one of the largest aquariums in Brazil, attracting millions of visitors each year. The aquarium features unique exhibits, from freshwater fish to sharks, sea turtles and other marine animals. It also has educational areas about marine conservation and fun interactive programs for children and adults.
Sao Paulo Zoo
São Paulo Zoo, one of the largest zoos in South America. With its vast area and beautiful natural landscape, this zoo is home to more than 3,200 animal species, including many rare and endangered species. São Paulo Zoo is not only a place of entertainment but also a center for wildlife research and conservation. Visitors here will have the opportunity to learn about animals in a natural habitat, and participate in educational activities about animal protection.
Gramado Zoo
Gramado Zoo stands out for its approach of not keeping animals in cages. Instead, animals live in large areas that are close to their natural environment. The zoo focuses on animals native to Brazil, from jaguars and sloths to tropical birds. Visitors get to learn about these animals in their natural habitats, while also raising awareness about animal and environmental protection.
Brazil is a country rich in nature and animals, offering visitors many opportunities to explore and experience interesting things. From Parque das Aves to Gramado Zoo, each attraction has its own unique and attractive features. Take the time to explore and enjoy wonderful moments at these famous tourist destinations of Brazil, a country full of vitality and charm.
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