Trianon Park, Public park on Paulista Avenue, São Paulo, Brazil.
Trianon Park is a public green space on Paulista Avenue with walking paths, dense vegetation, and numerous sculptures scattered throughout the landscape. The area provides children's playgrounds, fitness stations, and many benches along the pathways.
The space was established in 1892 by French landscape designer Paul Villon as a gathering place for São Paulo's residents. Its original design continues to shape the layout today.
The space blends French garden design with Brazilian nature, displaying statues of nymphs and fawns among tropical plants. This mix of European and local elements shapes how visitors experience the landscape today.
The space has open pathways that are easy to navigate and accessible to people with different mobility levels. Visitors should come in the morning or early evening when the area is less crowded and light is softer.
The site preserves a section of Atlantic tropical forest in central São Paulo, providing habitat for rare bird species and Brazilwood trees. This green space served as a refuge for local nature during the city's rapid growth.
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