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Affectionately called “Mineral Water”, the Park confirms Brasília’s vocation to promote urban sustainability, with its natural pools and diverse fauna and flora.
Brasília National Park, also known as Água Mineral, is a natural treasure located in the heart of the Central Plateau. Founded in 1961, it has an area of over 42 thousand hectares, covering the Administrative Regions of Plano Piloto, Brazlândia, Sobradinho and even the municipality of Padre Bernardo in Goiás.
The park is a conservation unit that arose from the need to protect the rivers that supply drinking water to the Federal Capital, in addition to maintaining the region's vegetation in its natural state. It is an area of unparalleled beauty, which offers visitors and the local community the opportunity to communicate with Nature in a preserved and diverse environment.
The park's main attractions are, without a doubt, the natural pools, which attract thousands of people every day. However, they were not part of the original plan and ended up appearing "by chance". During the construction of Brasília, the area of the future park was used to extract sand that would be used in the city's construction works. As a result, water mines began to form in the holes in the ground, which made it possible to build the first pool, the Pedreira Pool. Soon after, due to the increased demand for leisure, the Areal Pool, also known as the New Pool, was built.
But the park offers much more than just refreshing baths. For those who enjoy sports in contact with nature, there are two trails of low and medium difficulty: Capivara (made for walking, lasting approximately 20 minutes) and Cristal Água (for walking and swimming). mountain bike, lasting from 1h to 3h40 on foot and 20 minutes to 1h30 by bike).
The park's fauna is also remarkable. A wide variety of animals such as armadillos, anteaters, maned wolves, pampas deer and colorful birds find refuge in the park's protected areas. In addition, Brasília National Park also plays a fundamental role in protecting the region's water resources, since its springs feed the rivers that supply the city, helping to maintain environmental balance and the supply of drinking water to the Federal District. During the rainy season, the Cerrado blooms in an explosion of colors, transforming the landscape into a spectacle of life and renewal.
Environmental education is also an important focus of the park, which has educational programs aimed at raising awareness among visitors and local residents about the importance of preserving the Cerrado and its biodiversity. Events, lectures and interactive activities help to raise awareness about the challenges faced and the importance of active participation in the conservation of natural resources. The Visitor Center, for example, which is open every day, is an interesting attraction in the park that displays stuffed animals, models and other themes related to the environment.
Água Mineral is therefore much more than a leisure destination. It is a testament to the rich diversity of the Brazilian Cerrado and a constant reminder of the need to protect our natural ecosystems. A space where Nature flourishes freely and invites us to value, respect and preserve the natural wonders present in our city.
The National Park and the Northwest Sector: Urban sustainability and quality of life in Brazil's first ecological neighborhood
Located near the National Park, the Northwest Sector, the last residential area of the Plano Piloto, is increasingly confirming its vocation as an ecological neighborhood, conceptually integrated with nature. A perfect balance between the fast-paced and vibrant city life and the tranquility, safety and urban sustainability that the neighborhood offers its residents.
The reality of the Northwest Sector exudes quality of life, where practicality meets the comfort and sophistication of an upscale neighborhood. With its cooperative roads, bike paths, squares and multi-sports courts, in addition to the first living and leisure areas in Burle Marx Park already completed, the Northwest offers a unique way of life in Brasília. Local mobility and accessibility connect the neighborhood to the most vibrant corners of the city, allowing its residents to enjoy the best of both worlds: the tranquility of the greenery and the energy of the metropolis.
Burle Marx Park: Sustainability, leisure and coexistence in the Northwest Sector
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Service:
The park is open to visitors every day, with entry from 6am to 4pm and stays until 5pm.
Admission costs R$16, with free admission for children under 12 and seniors over 60. Credit and debit cards are accepted.
Access is via the Industrial and Supply Park Road – Via EPIA.
