Pedro Álvares Cabral, Bronze monument at Ibirapuera Park in São Paulo, Brazil

The Pedro Álvares Cabral monument consists of a marble pedestal carved with the coat of arms of Portugal, flanked by granite plaques listing financial contributors and a quotation from Tancredo Neves. Atop the pedestal stands a bronze figure of Cabral with arms outstretched and hands pointing toward the sky. It was created by Luis Morrone from a project by Agostinho Vidal da Rocha.

The monument was inaugurated on 10 June 1988, the result of a project by Agostinho Vidal da Rocha executed by sculptor Luis Morrone. Its unveiling was tied to the celebrations of the 500th anniversary of the Discovery, and it stands in Ibirapuera Park in São Paulo.

The monument's inauguration on 10 June 1988 was tied to the celebrations of the 500th anniversary of the Discovery. On the sides of the pedestal, granite plaques list the names of those who contributed financially to the work and carry a quotation from Tancredo Neves.

The monument sits along Avenida Pedro Álvares Cabral within the park boundaries and is straightforward to reach. The location occupies a well-maintained area with abundant pedestrian paths and connections to other park attractions.

The monument was created by Luis Morrone from a project by Agostinho Vidal da Rocha and inaugurated on 10 June 1988, tied to the celebrations of the 500th anniversary of the Discovery. Granite plaques on the pedestal sides list the financial contributors and carry a quotation from Tancredo Neves.