Passeio Público: Visitor Information and History

The video provides an overview of Passeio Público, the oldest park in Curitiba, highlighting its transformation from a swamp to a public space in 1886. It covers historical events, such as Maria Aida's balloon flight and the first electric light in Curitiba. The park offers various attractions, including lakes, bridges, and a cinema, and hosts a Saturday organic market. The video concludes with channel information and encourages viewers to engage with the content.

What was the original state of Passeio Público before it became a park?

• A swamp

• A mountain

• A desert

• A forest

Who was responsible for transforming Passeio Público into a park?

• The mayor of Curitiba

• The president of Brazil

• The president of the province of Paraná

• A famous architect

Who was Maria Aida?

• The first woman to drive a car in Curitiba

• The first woman to ascend in a balloon in Curitiba

• The first woman to climb a mountain in Curitiba

• The first woman to fly a plane in Curitiba

What significant event involving electricity took place in Passeio Público?

• The first electric tram was launched

• The first electric lamp was lit

• The first electric car was showcased

• The first electric generator was installed

What can visitors find inside the park?

• A shopping mall

• A zoo

• A museum

• Lakes, bridges, and green spaces

What is located next to the playground in Passeio Público?

• A sports complex

• A cinema with a circular screen

• A restaurant

• A library

What can visitors see in the aviaries at Passeio Público?

• Reptiles

• Various birds

• Aquatic animals

• Exotic plants

What is the size of Passeio Público?

• 50,000 square meters

• 60,000 square meters

• 69,285 square meters

• 70,000 square meters

When does the organic market in Passeio Público operate?

• Weekends only

• Sundays from 7 AM to noon

• Every day

• Saturdays from 7 AM to noon

Where is Passeio Público located?

• Rua Carlos Cavalcanti

• Avenida Paulista

• Rua das Flores

• Praça Tiradentes