The skatepark features colorful graffiti created by both local and international artists, often depicting urban themes, skate culture, and abstract designs. Additionally, street art interventions such as stencil art and sticker bombing contribute to the park’s underground aesthetic. Many of the artworks are inspired by skateboarding culture, featuring illustrations of skaters, skateboards, and dynamic movement.

This fusion of sports and art makes the skatepark not only a place for skating but also a vibrant cultural space.

The São João da Madeira train station is a key landmark in the city, featuring a classic architectural style with a white façade and stone details. The platform is covered by a metal structure, showing a mix of traditional and modern elements. Surrounded by residential and commercial buildings, the station remains an important transportation hub and reflects the city’s urban development over the years.

This large mural, painted on the side of a residential building, stands as a powerful statement against censorship. The phrase “Lápis azul nunca mais” (“Blue pencil never again”) refers to the strict censorship imposed during the dictatorship when government officials used blue pencils to erase parts of texts. The artwork includes images of protests, people holding carnations, and the word “Liberdade!” (“Freedom!”), reinforcing the importance of free expression and democracy.