Museu do Paulista do Ipiranga (Brazil)
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Museu do Paulista do Ipiranga, {CATEGORY}
Located at the birthplace of Brazilian independence - it was here that D. Pedro I in 1822 declared Brazil's independence from Portugal - the museum is a classic European palace: a grand neoclassical building with Versailles-like gardens out front and a "wilder" botanical garden out back. The collection houses some real gems of Brazilian art and some interesting exhibits telling the history of São Paulo. There are also a number of photo exhibits showing 19th-century São Paulo as it developed. Upstairs in the grand salon hangs one of Brazil's most famous paintings, a canvas by Pedro Americo entitled Independence or Death. The remainder of the exhibit consists of period furniture, household objects, and clothing. On weekends, the park behind the museum is packed. No English signs. Allow 1 hour.
Practical Information
Address: Praça da Independencia s/n, Ipiranga
City: Sao Paulo
Country: Brazil
Phone 1: 011 6165-8000
Official site: www.mp.usp.br
Opening hours: Tues-Sun 9am-5pm
Exceptionally closed: Closed all major holidays
Entrance fee: Admission R$2 (US85¢/£50) adults and children over 6, free for children 6 and under
Access by bus: Bus 4506 Jardim Celeste
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Museu do Paulista do Ipiranga, {CATEGORY}
Located at the birthplace of Brazilian independence - it was here that D. Pedro I in 1822 declared Brazil's independence from Portugal - the museum is a classic European palace: a grand neoclassical building with Versailles-like gardens out front and a "wilder" botanical garden out back. The collection houses some real gems of Brazilian art and some interesting exhibits telling the history of São Paulo. There are also a number of photo exhibits showing 19th-century São Paulo as it developed. Upstairs in the grand salon hangs one of Brazil's most famous paintings, a canvas by Pedro Americo entitled Independence or Death. The remainder of the exhibit consists of period furniture, household objects, and clothing. On weekends, the park behind the museum is packed. No English signs. Allow 1 hour.
Museu do Paulista do Ipiranga, {CATEGORY}
Located at the birthplace of Brazilian independence - it was here that D. Pedro I in 1822 declared Brazil's independence from Portugal - the museum is a classic European palace: a grand neoclassical building with Versailles-like gardens out front and a "wilder" botanical garden out back. The collection houses some real gems of Brazilian art and some interesting exhibits telling the history of São Paulo. There are also a number of photo exhibits showing 19th-century São Paulo as it developed. Upstairs in the grand salon hangs one of Brazil's most famous paintings, a canvas by Pedro Americo entitled Independence or Death. The remainder of the exhibit consists of period furniture, household objects, and clothing. On weekends, the park behind the museum is packed. No English signs. Allow 1 hour.
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- 2.8 mi Maison de la France:
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- 2.5 mi Museu do Imigrante:
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- 2 mi KokaSub :
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- 2.8 mi Paulista University:
- 2.5 mi São Judas Tadeu University:
- 751 yd São Marcos University:
