A whimsical dance of lights against the São Paulo skyline. That’s Roda Rico. It beckons you for a spin. Roda Rico is a towering observation wheel nestled within Candido Portinari Park, right next to Villa-Lobos State Park. It’s a modern marvel, a symbol of the city’s ever-evolving landscape. Roda Rico stands tall at a breathtaking 91 meters, making it the largest observation wheel in Latin America. It officially opened in December 2022, after some delays due to supply chain hiccups. Roda Rico’s 42 cabins are like little pockets of comfort, each equipped with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and even intercoms. Up to eight people can cozy up in a cabin. Imagine sharing a cabin with friends, family, or even your furry friend, as Roda Rico is pet-friendly. As the wheel gently rotates, a panoramic vista unfolds before you. The cityscape stretches out in all its vibrant glory, a mix of modern skyscrapers and pockets of green. Spot the winding Pinheiros River, the distant Pico do Jaraguá peak, and even the iconic antennas of Paulista Avenue. The ride lasts between 25 to 30 minutes, giving you ample time to soak it all in. Roda Rico isn’t just a ride. It’s an experience. It’s a place where memories are made, against the backdrop of a stunning cityscape. As the wheel completes its rotation, you’ll carry with you not just photos, but a piece of São Paulo’s vibrant spirit.
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