Sesc Interlagos, Cultural center in São Paulo, Brazil

Sesc Interlagos is a cultural center in southern São Paulo housing multiple buildings with theaters, exhibition spaces, sports facilities, and outdoor recreation areas. The complex spans across a large area with diverse amenities designed for various activities.

Sesc Interlagos opened on 30 October 1975 as one of the country units of SESC São Paulo, the social service of the commerce sector. Its creation gave commerce workers and their families a rural leisure and cultural site in the city's southern outskirts. The unit was a pioneer in environmental preservation in São Paulo, keeping native vegetation on its grounds.

Sesc Interlagos opened on 30 October 1975 as one of SESC São Paulo's countryside units, created to give commerce workers and their families leisure and cultural programmes. Its grounds keep native vegetation, and the name Interlagos refers to the surrounding district in southern São Paulo.

Visitors can use swimming pools, tennis courts, and gymnasiums while participating in fitness classes and educational programs. The facilities are open throughout the week for various activities and offer options suitable for beginners and experienced users alike.

Sesc Interlagos opened on 30 October 1975 as one of SESC São Paulo's countryside units. It is considered a pioneering environmental preservation project in São Paulo, because native vegetation was kept on the site instead of being cleared.