Parque Buenos Aires, Public park in Higienópolis, São Paulo, Brazil
Parque Buenos Aires is a public park in Higienópolis with walking paths, exercise equipment, playgrounds, and a water feature that connect various areas. The green spaces are divided into different zones, including a designated section for dogs.
The park received official heritage protection from CONPRESP in 1992, granting it recognition as a protected site. This designation highlighted its importance for preserving the natural qualities of the neighborhood.
Five sculptures are distributed throughout the space, displaying works such as 'Attacked Deer', 'Attacked Lion', 'Mother', 'The Tango' and 'Emigrants'. These artistic installations shape the character of the grounds and invite visitors to pause and reflect.
The grounds open early each day and close in the evening, with public restrooms available for visitors. The park is easy to access and offers different areas suited for various activities.
The grounds are home to around 50 different bird species, including the rufous-bellied thrush and sayaca tanager, which can be spotted in the trees. Overall, visitors can discover more than 57 different animal species living in this urban habitat.
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