It's was a smaller but very cute zoo. Has nice food stands and in the middle of a jungly area in…read moreSão Paulo. So it's very beautiful

Excellent place to visit with kids. It worth the visit. A tiger, lions, camels,you can catch some…read morenice pictures under the Brazilian jungle! Very well organized. With an area for pic-nics. Or you have a place you can order hamburgers or sandwitches.

Open at weekend and holidays. 10am to 5pm. Nice day with the family. Farm animal, zoo animals, milk…read morea cow, playground. Nice restaurant.

Not the easiest place to access, nor in the nicest neighborhood, Aquário de São Paulo is…read morenonetheless a worthwhile stop while visiting Brasil. Much more than an aquarium,, the space features everything from snakes to kangaroos in their natural habitats and is very well maintained. Do pay attention to signs as the layout is not intrinsic, and don't miss the polar bears or seals.

The Sao Paulo Aquarium did not disappoint. This thing is part aquarium, part zoo. I definitely got…read moremy money's worth!

Very relaxing and beautiful place, especially for the variety of primates, so many of them native…read moreto areas in South America only. The animals look to be in good condition but like most things in Brazil, maintenance is a little lacking and some areas smell beyond the average zoo. The habitats are a mix too. The monkeys and birds seemed to be fine but the big cats are in very small enclosures with the tiger showing the obsessive pacing (I read this is a sign of stress/boredom in zoo animals). One of the elegant a had a bloody scar which was obviously due to nails in one part of the habitat (wtf?!?) Overall a great walk and one could spend hours just sitting and watching the monkeys but it does make me a little sad for the big cats and elephants. Entrance is 5reais adult/3 children. Overall worth the price of admission for those with kids or anyone interested in learning more about South American species. There were many I have never seen in any other zoos.