Visit
• If the date is sold out at the link above, purchase directly at the ticket office on the day of your visit. We have a quota of tickets available for purchase directly at the Museum on all operating days. This offer is subject to availability and may sell out during periods of high demand.
• Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 10 am to 5 pm. Last entry: 4 pm.
• Address: Rua dos Patriotas, 100 – Ipiranga – São Paulo/SP – CEP 04207-030.
• The ticket office opens at 9 am on ticketed days and at 10 am on free admission days (Wednesdays and the first Sunday of the month).
• The grace period for entry is 15 minutes.
• It is possible to change the date or time of the ticket, provided it is requested up to 48 hours before the visit. Find out how.
Free days for all audiences.
Entry to the Ipiranga Museum is free. every Wednesday, on the first Sunday of each month and in special dates throughout the year, as per the calendar below:
January
• Sundays, January 4th, 11th, and 18th; and on the weekend of São Paulo's Anniversary, January 24th and 25th.
May
• May 17th (Sunday) – International Museum Day
• 23/05 (Saturday) – Free admission B3
• May 24th (Sunday) – Virada Cultural SP
August
• 16/8 (Sunday) – Heritage Day
September
• 7/9 (Monday) – Brazil's Independence Day
• 27/9 (Sunday) – Spring of Museums
Important:
• The ticket must be collected at the ticket office, on the day of the visit itself., with no possibility of scheduling through the website.
• The tickets are limited and they can run out quickly.
• Free tickets are being distributed every 15 minutes.
• On free days, long lines are common. For greater comfort, we recommend using sunscreen, a hat, an umbrella, or similar items.
Audiences entitled to free admission
Free admission for the groups listed below is valid on any day the Museum is open. Tickets must be collected at the ticket office on the day of the visit. Tickets are subject to availability.
• Children under 6 years old.
• USP community (staff, professors, and students). Student status must be proven with a student ID card (physical or digital) or proof of enrollment.
• Active-duty members of the Military Police, Civil Police, and Forensic Science Police of the state of São Paulo, and their family members (spouse or partner, children, and minors under their guardianship or custody), upon presentation of their most recent payslip and identification document. Benefit determined by... Resolution SC-61, dated July 6, 2018.
• Professionals from the São Paulo state and municipal public education network (teachers, coordinators, directors, supervisors, technical staff, etc.) and their family members (spouse or partner, children, and minors under their guardianship or custody), upon presentation of their most recent payslip and identification document. Benefit determined by... Resolution SC-61, dated July 6, 2018.
• Accredited tour guides.
• Active members of ICOM.
Audiences entitled to half-price tickets
• Students from the public education system anywhere in the country are entitled to half-price admission upon presentation of proof (student ID card or ID from the educational institution; student transport pass; or proof of enrollment along with an official photo ID). The documents must be valid or issued within the current month.
• Professionals from the public education system in other Brazilian states (teachers, coordinators, principals, supervisors, technical staff, etc.), upon presentation of a payslip, pay stub, ID card issued by the Ministry of Education, or proof from the teacher portal.
• Students from private schools across the country, upon presentation of the supporting documents mentioned in the previous item.
• Seniors over 60 years of age, upon presentation of identification.
• People with disabilities – PWD + 1 companion, upon presentation of a medical certificate.
• Young people aged 15 to 29, from low-income families, registered in the ID Jovem program.
Guided Tours
The Ipiranga Museum offers guided tours on weekends. To participate, you need to have an entrance ticket to the Museum and pick up a ticket for the guided tour at the designated location.
Those who have already purchased their ticket online can contact the Education team directly at the meeting point for their chosen tour.
Those who prefer to purchase tickets in person should first go to the ticket office. After purchasing (or collecting tickets on free days), they should look for the Education team at the meeting point for the visit.
Guided tours in Libras (Brazilian Sign Language)
Guided tours in Libras (Brazilian Sign Language) take place on Sundays.
Time: 2:30 PM
Job openings: 10 people per visit
Meeting point: next to the ticket office
Job vacancy withdrawn: with the Education team, at least 10 minutes in advance.
Educational group visits in English
Educational english-language visits are available for groups by appointment.
To schedule your group visit, please fill out the booking form available at this link.
Requests are subject to availability and confirmation by the Museum team.
Groups
You appointments for the month of May's tickets are sold out, and there are still some spots available for June.
Appointments for the month of July will be available on June 1st, 2026, at 10 AM, via the button below.
• Groups arriving at the Museum without prior booking are not permitted entry. See detailed information here. link.
• The scheduling is mandatory For groups wishing to visit the Museum, with or without guidance from the Education Department. Group entry is not permitted. without prior appointment.
• Groups are considered to be those with 10 people or more.
• Each group must include 1 person in charge for every 22 participants..
Example: a group of 46 people should have 2 leaders and 44 visitors.
• Groups of more than 46 people must make separate bookings.
• Scheduling must be done by online platform (accessible via the button above).
• The confirmation is automaticOnce you complete your registration, your visit is scheduled. The Museum team will only contact you if any information needs to be adjusted.
• Scheduling is now available in the month prior to the date of the visit. For example, reservations for the month of June will be released in May.
• Group visits take place from Tuesday to Sunday (except the first Sunday of the month). Available times will be displayed on the platform at the time of booking.
- Attention: If the desired date or time is not available, it means it is already sold out.
• On Wednesdays, scheduling is Exclusively for public schools, NGOs and social assistance organizations. that serve people with disabilities and/or in situations of social vulnerability.
• The visit lasts up to 1h30, with a maximum tolerance of 10 minutes late. Delays exceeding this period will result in the cancellation of the appointment, with or without a guided tour.
• Cancellation must be requested with at least 5 days in advance. Cancellations made outside of this timeframe will result in the suspension of new appointments. 1 month.
• The exhibitions include supporting content on totems and digital materials. To enrich your visit, access: museudoipiranga.org.br/publicos-escolares/
• Groups that do not meet the free admission requirements will receive an exclusive payment link via email after scheduling.. The purchase of group tickets separately through the website or at the box office is not permitted.
Groups with free access
• Groups formed exclusively by students from the public school system. At the time of registration, it is necessary to send an official letter* with the signature and stamp of the requesting school institution.
• Groups formed exclusively by collaborators and individuals served by non-profit social institutions whose work focuses on people with disabilities or in situations of social vulnerability. At the time of registration, it is necessary to send an official letter* with the signature and stamp of the requesting institution.
• USP Community.
• Military, civil, and forensic police officers currently serving in the state of São Paulo.
• Accredited tour guides.
• Members of partner institutions (ICOM, etc.)
• Children under 6 years old.
Groups entitled to half-price tickets
• Groups formed exclusively by students from the private education system, by submitting an official letter* in the registration form.
• Seniors over 60 years of age, upon presentation of identification.
• People with disabilities (PWD) and their companion.
• Young people aged 15 to 29 who are demonstrably in need.
* Discounts on tickets are contingent upon presentation of supporting documentation on the day of the visit. Failure to present such documentation will result in payment of the full price at the ticket office.
* For requests for free admission (NGOs, welfare organizations, and public schools) or half-price school admission (private schools), it will be necessary to send an official letter containing the name of the institution, the date and time of the visit, the number of people, and the justification for the exemption, on letterhead, signed and stamped by a representative of the institution and including its CNPJ (Brazilian tax ID). This document must be submitted at the time of pre-registration in the field of the form designated for this purpose.
Information for visitors
Accessibility
• The Museum is equipped with elevators and access ramps.
• Accessibility items for appreciating the works include touch screens, three-dimensional models, olfactory devices, 3D reproductions and reproductions in materials similar to the original pieces, such as stone and metal, Braille notebooks, texture samples, and objects acquired specifically for visitors to handle.
• Multimedia resources with audio are available in the exhibits. To listen, please bring wired headphones.
• Boarding and disembarking for people with disabilities (PwD) takes place at the entrance gates to the Museum's external area. There are rotating parking spaces for PwD in the external area of the gate on Rua Xavier de Almeida (s/n). Vehicles are not allowed inside the French garden and Independence Park.
Food
• The consumption of food and beverages is prohibited in the museum's exhibition spaces.
Children and teenagers
• You are allowed to enter the Museum with strollers (conventional models), baby carriers, and bags with children's items. Bags must be kept in the stroller's holder or carried close to the body, always positioned in the front.
• Strollers with push handles, tricycles, and children's bicycles are not allowed.
• The minimum age for unaccompanied visits is 12 years.
Shipping costs
• Inside the Museum, only items with a maximum width of 20cm, a height of 30cm, and a depth of 30cm are permitted.
• Items exceeding the dimensions mentioned above, as well as items such as umbrellas, cell phone holders, and cameras, must be stored in the lockers, which are free to use.
• We ask that you avoid bringing large items such as suitcases and backpacks.
Photos and videos
• Only photos and videos taken with a cell phone are allowed, without flash and without accessories such as tripods and selfie sticks.
• No cameras of any kind/model are allowed inside (compact, professional, fixed lens, interchangeable lens).
• The use of drones is not permitted.
• Photo shoots (weddings, birthdays, pre-weddings, debutante balls, graduations, baptisms, etc.) are not permitted inside the Museum, with any type of equipment. Such activities can only be carried out outside, without prior scheduling and without fees, upon signing an authorization form with the Park's security team at the entrance on Rua Xavier de Almeida. The form must be signed on the same day as the shoot.
• For commercial photography and videography, please send a proposal description to our management. Click here. here.
Sound equipment
• The use of sound equipment is prohibited in the Museum premises and in the French garden.
Pets allowed
• Animals are only allowed inside the Museum in the following cases: guide dogs for visually impaired people; emotional support animals, upon presentation of a psychiatric report.
How to get there
Bicycles
• The Museum has several bike paths on the following adjacent streets, such as Rua dos Patriotas, Avenida Nazaré and Avenida R. Ricardo Jafet. For more information, consult the São Paulo city bike path map on the CET website.
• We have 36 bicycle parking spaces, distributed across 10 bicycle racks near the gate on Xavier de Almeida Street and another 8, just after the entrance on Patriotas Street, 20. Each bicycle rack accommodates 2 bicycles.
Chartered buses
• There are parking spaces on Av. Nazaré, on the local lane, after the bike path and the intersection with R. Marcondes de Andrade.
Public Transportation
• Buses: Lines 174M-10, 217, 4491-10, 476G-41, 477A-10, 478P-10, 5108-10, 874T-10.
• Subway: The closest station to the Museum is “Alto do Ipiranga”, on Line 2 (green).
• CPTM: The closest station to the Museum is “Ipiranga”, on Line 10 (turquoise).
General Law on the Protection of Personal Data
The Ipiranga Museum is committed and obligated to use the data obtained only for scheduling purposes, as well as to comply with legislation on the protection of personal data and the determinations of regulatory/supervisory bodies on the matter, in particular, Law No. 13.709/2018 – General Law on the Protection of Personal Data (LGPD).