Flamengo Park

Flamengo Park is the largest park in Rio de Janero, which is considered a recreation area. The total area of Flamengo Park reaches one hundred and twenty hectares. The territory of the park is occupied by various plants and trees. In the park you can see the Museum of Modern Art and the Miranda Carmenn Museum. There is also a sports stadium. In the park there is a monument to the dead soldiers who took part in the Second World War.

The park was created in 1965 by Brazilian architect Lota Soares de Macedo.

There are special paths and paths. In the park you can see a small pond, which is inhabited by several species of birds.

Flamengo Park is open to visitors all year round.

The park hosts major sports events, various marathons and symposia. Traditionally, the Latin American cycling race is held here.

In 2016, Flamengo Park will host athletes who will arrive for the Summer Paralympic Games.