DINOSAUR VALLEY

- Perfect replicas of dinosaurs that move and make sounds, similar to the beings that inhabited the Earth millions of years ago.
- 3D Cinema
- Picnic area
- Playground

WAX MUSEUM

Inaugurated on December 15, 2021, the first wax museum aimed at entertainment in the entire state of São Paulo is the ideal experience to enjoy with the whole family. The space features more than 70 life-size characters, from superheroes to rock stars, from the Queen of England to the idols of the most popular movies and series in the world.

FOLKLORE MUSEUM

3,000 pieces including costumes from Folia de Reis, Congadas, Reisados, Moçambique, etc.), clay, bamboo, wood, leather, agate, towels with abrolhos, straw works, crochet, picturesque paintings, musical instruments, traditional pieces such as mortar, spurs, lamps, saws, specialized library and much more.

SACRED ART MUSEUM AND RELIGIOUS DIVERSITY

Housed in a listed building as historical heritage, dating from 1910, the so-called "Palacete Giosué Tonanni", which was restored to preserve the original characteristics of the building. The museum's collection consists of popular art, sculptures, replicas of works by renowned Brazilian artists, personal devotion objects, and an exhibition of objects, highlighting the partnership with the Sacred Art Museum of São Paulo for the display of new temporary exhibitions.

ECO - CULTURAL STATION OF OLÍMPIA AND MARIA FUMAÇA

Architectural complex dating from the 1910s, listed as municipal historical heritage, with the preservation and restoration of the original characteristics of the old Olímpia Railway Station.

The Olímpia Railway Station, which belonged to the old FEPASA, operated until 1968, with trains and carriages in operation, and was deactivated with the emergence of highways. From the 1920s until the end of the 1960s, the locomotive largely transported coffee, which helped Olímpia to develop. The site remained unused for about 15 years and, in 2019, began undergoing renovations to reactivate it as a cultural center, inaugurated on December 15, 2021.

The requalification of the architectural complex of the old station, with the preservation and restoration of the original characteristics of the building, will host temporary exhibitions, as well as symposiums, residencies, classes, and round tables addressing relevant issues of modern and contemporary art.  With more than 6,000 m² of total area and 1,000 m² of built area, ECO features administrative rooms, a reception area, an art gallery, a food court, a space for cultural presentations, an exhibition room, among others. In addition, the locomotive that was in the old Museum of History and Folklore has been restored and transported to the station, and two old carriages are still being installed, one of which will have a café and the other, a space for the exhibition of photographs and screening of historical and old films from when the station was operational.