Walk and Talk - English Conversation and Morning Walk at Ibirapuera Park, Gate 6

What’s Walk and Talk?
Walk and Talk is an English conversation morning walking tour where people get to know Ibirapuera Park through the least treaded and most nature rich areas of the park, meet new people, foreign and local, and explore real-life conversations!

Access this link and get your ticket R$190
https://www.sympla.com.br/evento/walk-and-talk---ibirapuera-park-conversational-tour-and-connections/3106032

✨ How It Works:

1. Pick & Go: Everyone picks a question card and a partner to start our tour.
2. Tour & Chat: Get to know each other while taking the 5km tour of the park through the least treaded paths, getting to know the park like most locals never do while using the question card as a conversation starter.
3. Switch Pairs: Every 1 or 2km, we'll switch partners.
4. Post-walk Brunch: After the walk we'll stop for a brunch and open conversation with delicious healthy, fresh snacks prepared by Helia Pinheiro who's worked with renowned chefs and today works side by side Chef Helena Rizzo heading events from the Grupo Maní, a highly respected and beloved culinary group in São Paulo, known for its deep dive into the biodiversity and traditional foods of Brazil.

✅ Do’s during the conversational tour:

• Be curious: Ask questions you genuinely interested in or care about.
• Listen actively: Your partner’s stories become much more interesting when you're paying attention!
• Respect boundaries: Comfort is key. If you don't feel comfortable talking about a specific topic let your partner know. No pressure!
• Go off-script: The card is just a starter—follow the conversation wherever it leads!
• Enjoy the trail: The trail we're taking goes past the some of the most beautiful Parque Ibirapuera nature as well as a lot of the main buildings and museums located within the park.

🌟 Pro Tip:
The best convos mix the question + your own twists! Try:
“That’s fascinating—why do you think you feel that way?”

🎯 Goal:
Get to know the park better than most locals, challenge yourself and leave with new connections, and who knows, maybe somefresh perspectives.

That's it! Send me a message if you have any questions or if you're interested in a private tour.

Big hug!

Miguel Torres