• São Paulo Zoo - The meeting point is at the turnstile of the Health subway station, located on the blue line. From there, a bus ride costing R$5.40 per person will take us to the park. Upon arrival, tickets must be purchased: R$99.90 for individuals aged 14 and above, and R$49.90 for children aged 4 to 13. Admission is free for children up to 3 years old. A special offer is available through the zoo’s Menu publisher, providing tickets for R$49.90 for everyone, if purchased online between Monday and Friday, at least one day before the visit.

Spanning over 824,000 m² of preserved Atlantic Forest, the São Paulo Zoo is the largest in Latin America. It is home to around 3,000 animals from approximately 300 species, focusing on conservation, environmental education, and leisure. Natural trails, technical sites, and scientific projects provide an immersive, educational, and accessible experience for visitors of all ages.

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Since childhood I have attended the Zoo of São Paulo and can guarantee that it is an energizing and pleasant place, because the diversity of animals is very rich, offering the pleasure of contemplating nature and its beauty.
There are specific galleries of insects, arachnids, scorpions, amphibians and snakes, as well as a gallery containing an ant that explains how ants are structured. It is also possible to walk through a square with bird nurseries, as well as many mammals from various countries.
Photography service is offered, as well as souvenir shops, with various toys and souvenir items to remember the tour.
Inserted in more than 824,000 m2 of preserved Atlantic Forest, the Zoo of São Paulo is the largest in Latin America. It houses about 3,000 animals of approximately 300 species, combining conservation, environmental education and leisure. Natural trails, technical sites and scientific projects offer an immersive, educational and accessible experience for all ages.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.