Trianon, officially Tenente Siqueira Campos Park, is a leafy city park opposite MASP on Avenida Paulista in São Paulo. Its tall trees and Atlantic rainforest vegetation soften the surrounding high-rises, with walking paths and benches for a quiet break from the avenue. Look for statues along the paths, and take the bridge across the road to explore another section. There are playgrounds for children, but limited food options inside, so bring a snack or pick something up nearby.
A green break on Avenida Paulista
Trianon, officially named Tenente Siqueira Campos Park, sits opposite the São Paulo Museum of Art, MASP. Its dense Atlantic rainforest vegetation creates a leafy retreat beside the high-rises and traffic of Avenida Paulista. The paths wind beneath tall trees, and benches provide places to pause among the greenery and birdsong.
The park opened in 1892. Banners inside cover São Paulo’s history, giving you context to look for as you explore.
Paths, statues and play areas
Walking paths connect the planted sections of the park, with a bridge crossing the road to another part. Take time to look for statues along the way; some of their identifying plaques are worn, so the figures may not be easy to identify.
Families can use the playgrounds, and the park has wheelchair-accessible entrances and restrooms listed among its facilities. There are few dining options inside, so pick up food nearby if you plan to stay for a picnic.
FAQ
Where is Trianon Park?
It is on Avenida Paulista in São Paulo, opposite MASP. Its address is Rua Peixoto Gomide, 949, Cerqueira César.
What can you do at Trianon Park?
Walk the paths, rest on benches, look for statues and explore the playgrounds. Banners in the park cover São Paulo’s history.
How long should you spend at Trianon Park?
Allow around 30 to 60 minutes for a walk and a break among the trees.
When is Trianon Park quieter?
Weekdays tend to be quieter than weekends.
