Created in 1967, the Mugeo – Geological Museum Valdemar Lefèvre has a collection composed of geological equipment nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, old photographs, maps, collections of minerals, rocks and fossils.

There, it is possible to know some of the history of objects, curiosities and information about the most different collections, such as the Blue Whale, Brazilian Dinosaurs, International Krantz and Utilization of Mineral. During the visit, you can also learn about geosciences and evolution of life forms in the various geological periods on the planet.

Service:

Geological Museum Valdemar Lefévre
Address: Av. Francisco Matarazzo, 455 – Parque da Água Branca – Perdizes – São Paulo (near Barra Funda Metro Station).
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 a.m. to 4h45 p.m.
Free.
Phone: (11) 3872-6358.

Created in 1967, the Mugeo – Geological Museum Valdemar Lefèvre has a collection composed of geological equipment nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, old photographs, maps, collections of minerals, rocks and fossils.

There, it is possible to know some of the history of objects, curiosities and information about the most different collections, such as the Blue Whale, Brazilian Dinosaurs, International Krantz and Utilization of Mineral. During the visit, you can also learn about geosciences and evolution of life forms in the various geological periods on the planet.

Service:

Geological Museum Valdemar Lefévre
Address: Av. Francisco Matarazzo, 455 – Parque da Água Branca – Perdizes – São Paulo (near Barra Funda Metro Station).
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 a.m. to 4h45 p.m.
Free.
Phone: (11) 3872-6358.

Created in 1967, the Mugeo – Geological Museum Valdemar Lefèvre has a collection composed of geological equipment nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, old photographs, maps, collections of minerals, rocks and fossils.

There, it is possible to know some of the history of objects, curiosities and information about the most different collections, such as the Blue Whale, Brazilian Dinosaurs, International Krantz and Utilization of Mineral. During the visit, you can also learn about geosciences and evolution of life forms in the various geological periods on the planet.

Service:

Geological Museum Valdemar Lefévre
Address: Av. Francisco Matarazzo, 455 – Parque da Água Branca – Perdizes – São Paulo (near Barra Funda Metro Station).
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 a.m. to 4h45 p.m.
Free.
Phone: (11) 3872-6358.

Created in 1967, the Mugeo – Geological Museum Valdemar Lefèvre has a collection composed of geological equipment nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, old photographs, maps, collections of minerals, rocks and fossils.

There, it is possible to know some of the history of objects, curiosities and information about the most different collections, such as the Blue Whale, Brazilian Dinosaurs, International Krantz and Utilization of Mineral. During the visit, you can also learn about geosciences and evolution of life forms in the various geological periods on the planet.

Service:

Geological Museum Valdemar Lefévre
Address: Av. Francisco Matarazzo, 455 – Parque da Água Branca – Perdizes – São Paulo (near Barra Funda Metro Station).
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 a.m. to 4h45 p.m.
Free.
Phone: (11) 3872-6358.

Created in 1967, the Mugeo – Geological Museum Valdemar Lefèvre has a collection composed of geological equipment nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, old photographs, maps, collections of minerals, rocks and fossils.

There, it is possible to know some of the history of objects, curiosities and information about the most different collections, such as the Blue Whale, Brazilian Dinosaurs, International Krantz and Utilization of Mineral. During the visit, you can also learn about geosciences and evolution of life forms in the various geological periods on the planet.

Service:

Geological Museum Valdemar Lefévre
Address: Av. Francisco Matarazzo, 455 – Parque da Água Branca – Perdizes – São Paulo (near Barra Funda Metro Station).
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 a.m. to 4h45 p.m.
Free.
Phone: (11) 3872-6358.

Created in 1967, the Mugeo – Geological Museum Valdemar Lefèvre has a collection composed of geological equipment nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, old photographs, maps, collections of minerals, rocks and fossils.

There, it is possible to know some of the history of objects, curiosities and information about the most different collections, such as the Blue Whale, Brazilian Dinosaurs, International Krantz and Utilization of Mineral. During the visit, you can also learn about geosciences and evolution of life forms in the various geological periods on the planet.

Service:

Geological Museum Valdemar Lefévre
Address: Av. Francisco Matarazzo, 455 – Parque da Água Branca – Perdizes – São Paulo (near Barra Funda Metro Station).
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 a.m. to 4h45 p.m.
Free.
Phone: (11) 3872-6358.

Created in 1967, the Mugeo – Geological Museum Valdemar Lefèvre has a collection composed of geological equipment nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, old photographs, maps, collections of minerals, rocks and fossils.

There, it is possible to know some of the history of objects, curiosities and information about the most different collections, such as the Blue Whale, Brazilian Dinosaurs, International Krantz and Utilization of Mineral. During the visit, you can also learn about geosciences and evolution of life forms in the various geological periods on the planet.

Service:

Geological Museum Valdemar Lefévre
Address: Av. Francisco Matarazzo, 455 – Parque da Água Branca – Perdizes – São Paulo (near Barra Funda Metro Station).
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 a.m. to 4h45 p.m.
Free.
Phone: (11) 3872-6358.

Created in 1967, the Mugeo – Geological Museum Valdemar Lefèvre has a collection composed of geological equipment nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, old photographs, maps, collections of minerals, rocks and fossils.

There, it is possible to know some of the history of objects, curiosities and information about the most different collections, such as the Blue Whale, Brazilian Dinosaurs, International Krantz and Utilization of Mineral. During the visit, you can also learn about geosciences and evolution of life forms in the various geological periods on the planet.

Service:

Geological Museum Valdemar Lefévre
Address: Av. Francisco Matarazzo, 455 – Parque da Água Branca – Perdizes – São Paulo (near Barra Funda Metro Station).
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 a.m. to 4h45 p.m.
Free.
Phone: (11) 3872-6358.

Created in 1967, the Mugeo – Geological Museum Valdemar Lefèvre has a collection composed of geological equipment nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, old photographs, maps, collections of minerals, rocks and fossils.

There, it is possible to know some of the history of objects, curiosities and information about the most different collections, such as the Blue Whale, Brazilian Dinosaurs, International Krantz and Utilization of Mineral. During the visit, you can also learn about geosciences and evolution of life forms in the various geological periods on the planet.

Service:

Geological Museum Valdemar Lefévre
Address: Av. Francisco Matarazzo, 455 – Parque da Água Branca – Perdizes – São Paulo (near Barra Funda Metro Station).
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 a.m. to 4h45 p.m.
Free.
Phone: (11) 3872-6358.

Created in 1967, the Mugeo – Geological Museum Valdemar Lefèvre has a collection composed of geological equipment nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, old photographs, maps, collections of minerals, rocks and fossils.

There, it is possible to know some of the history of objects, curiosities and information about the most different collections, such as the Blue Whale, Brazilian Dinosaurs, International Krantz and Utilization of Mineral. During the visit, you can also learn about geosciences and evolution of life forms in the various geological periods on the planet.

Service:

Geological Museum Valdemar Lefévre
Address: Av. Francisco Matarazzo, 455 – Parque da Água Branca – Perdizes – São Paulo (near Barra Funda Metro Station).
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 a.m. to 4h45 p.m.
Free.
Phone: (11) 3872-6358.

Created in 1967, the Mugeo – Geological Museum Valdemar Lefèvre has a collection composed of geological equipment nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, old photographs, maps, collections of minerals, rocks and fossils.

There, it is possible to know some of the history of objects, curiosities and information about the most different collections, such as the Blue Whale, Brazilian Dinosaurs, International Krantz and Utilization of Mineral. During the visit, you can also learn about geosciences and evolution of life forms in the various geological periods on the planet.

Service:

Geological Museum Valdemar Lefévre
Address: Av. Francisco Matarazzo, 455 – Parque da Água Branca – Perdizes – São Paulo (near Barra Funda Metro Station).
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 a.m. to 4h45 p.m.
Free.
Phone: (11) 3872-6358.

Created in 1967, the Mugeo – Geological Museum Valdemar Lefèvre has a collection composed of geological equipment nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, old photographs, maps, collections of minerals, rocks and fossils.

There, it is possible to know some of the history of objects, curiosities and information about the most different collections, such as the Blue Whale, Brazilian Dinosaurs, International Krantz and Utilization of Mineral. During the visit, you can also learn about geosciences and evolution of life forms in the various geological periods on the planet.

Service:

Geological Museum Valdemar Lefévre
Address: Av. Francisco Matarazzo, 455 – Parque da Água Branca – Perdizes – São Paulo (near Barra Funda Metro Station).
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 a.m. to 4h45 p.m.
Free.
Phone: (11) 3872-6358.

Created in 1967, the Mugeo – Geological Museum Valdemar Lefèvre has a collection composed of geological equipment nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, old photographs, maps, collections of minerals, rocks and fossils.

There, it is possible to know some of the history of objects, curiosities and information about the most different collections, such as the Blue Whale, Brazilian Dinosaurs, International Krantz and Utilization of Mineral. During the visit, you can also learn about geosciences and evolution of life forms in the various geological periods on the planet.

Service:

Geological Museum Valdemar Lefévre
Address: Av. Francisco Matarazzo, 455 – Parque da Água Branca – Perdizes – São Paulo (near Barra Funda Metro Station).
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 a.m. to 4h45 p.m.
Free.
Phone: (11) 3872-6358.

Created in 1967, the Mugeo – Geological Museum Valdemar Lefèvre has a collection composed of geological equipment nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, old photographs, maps, collections of minerals, rocks and fossils.

There, it is possible to know some of the history of objects, curiosities and information about the most different collections, such as the Blue Whale, Brazilian Dinosaurs, International Krantz and Utilization of Mineral. During the visit, you can also learn about geosciences and evolution of life forms in the various geological periods on the planet.

Service:

Geological Museum Valdemar Lefévre
Address: Av. Francisco Matarazzo, 455 – Parque da Água Branca – Perdizes – São Paulo (near Barra Funda Metro Station).
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 a.m. to 4h45 p.m.
Free.
Phone: (11) 3872-6358.

Created in 1967, the Mugeo – Geological Museum Valdemar Lefèvre has a collection composed of geological equipment nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, old photographs, maps, collections of minerals, rocks and fossils.

There, it is possible to know some of the history of objects, curiosities and information about the most different collections, such as the Blue Whale, Brazilian Dinosaurs, International Krantz and Utilization of Mineral. During the visit, you can also learn about geosciences and evolution of life forms in the various geological periods on the planet.

Service:

Geological Museum Valdemar Lefévre
Address: Av. Francisco Matarazzo, 455 – Parque da Água Branca – Perdizes – São Paulo (near Barra Funda Metro Station).
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 a.m. to 4h45 p.m.
Free.
Phone: (11) 3872-6358.

Created in 1967, the Mugeo – Geological Museum Valdemar Lefèvre has a collection composed of geological equipment nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, old photographs, maps, collections of minerals, rocks and fossils.

There, it is possible to know some of the history of objects, curiosities and information about the most different collections, such as the Blue Whale, Brazilian Dinosaurs, International Krantz and Utilization of Mineral. During the visit, you can also learn about geosciences and evolution of life forms in the various geological periods on the planet.

Service:

Geological Museum Valdemar Lefévre
Address: Av. Francisco Matarazzo, 455 – Parque da Água Branca – Perdizes – São Paulo (near Barra Funda Metro Station).
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 a.m. to 4h45 p.m.
Free.
Phone: (11) 3872-6358.

Created in 1967, the Mugeo – Geological Museum Valdemar Lefèvre has a collection composed of geological equipment nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, old photographs, maps, collections of minerals, rocks and fossils.

There, it is possible to know some of the history of objects, curiosities and information about the most different collections, such as the Blue Whale, Brazilian Dinosaurs, International Krantz and Utilization of Mineral. During the visit, you can also learn about geosciences and evolution of life forms in the various geological periods on the planet.

Service:

Geological Museum Valdemar Lefévre
Address: Av. Francisco Matarazzo, 455 – Parque da Água Branca – Perdizes – São Paulo (near Barra Funda Metro Station).
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 a.m. to 4h45 p.m.
Free.
Phone: (11) 3872-6358.

Created in 1967, the Mugeo – Geological Museum Valdemar Lefèvre has a collection composed of geological equipment nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, old photographs, maps, collections of minerals, rocks and fossils.

There, it is possible to know some of the history of objects, curiosities and information about the most different collections, such as the Blue Whale, Brazilian Dinosaurs, International Krantz and Utilization of Mineral. During the visit, you can also learn about geosciences and evolution of life forms in the various geological periods on the planet.

Service:

Geological Museum Valdemar Lefévre
Address: Av. Francisco Matarazzo, 455 – Parque da Água Branca – Perdizes – São Paulo (near Barra Funda Metro Station).
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 a.m. to 4h45 p.m.
Free.
Phone: (11) 3872-6358.