Parque Piqueri, Public park in Tatuapé, São Paulo, Brazil.
Parque Piqueri is a public park in Tatuapé with open green spaces, walking paths, and recreational facilities for the community. The grounds include sports fields and play areas where locals spend their leisure time.
The land originally belonged to Count Francisco Matarazzo and served as a farm with animal breeding in the late 1920s. It was later transformed into a public park.
The entrance gate features an ornamental iron fence from 1901, transferred from Parque da Luz, representing traditional Brazilian architectural elements.
The park is open daily and easily accessible on foot, with plenty of space to walk and rest. Visitors will find paths that are simple to navigate and connect different areas throughout the grounds.
The ornamental iron gate at the entrance dates to 1901 and was transferred from Parque da Luz. This piece is among the few surviving original elements from that era still in the city.
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