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After 25 years of waiting, the public space was revitalized by the government and handed over to the public in 2015. Balneário was part of an integration partnership between the City and the Basic Sanitation Company of the State of São Paulo. It is open to the public for free, with ample space fields, parks, kiosks and snack bars that provide a great day for anyone, family or group of friends who want to spend the day in space. The kiosks are reserved in advance by the payment of a small fee.
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Museu e Arquivo Histórico de Presidente Prudente Antônio Sandoval Netto
Created more than 25 years, the museum houses a collection corresponding to about 90 years of Prudente history. The museum is housed in the old Municipal Slaughterhouse since 1973. The area of just over 5100 square meters, has been completely renovated and is now considered one of the most beautiful buildings of the city with its baroque style. To portray the 90th anniversary of Presidente Prudente history, the museum holds more than 6000 manuscripts and printed, one of the most important sources of information and municipal research. Also part of the Museum's collection and Municipal Historical Archive various screens, paintings, birds and stuffed animals. The entity can be seen the furniture in pioneering Goulart family, the hat of the first medical Prudente, Domingos Leonardo Cerávolo and also the first machine used by the newspaper O Imparcial. The equipment was purchased by the newspaper in 1952.
This is an event to promote and maintain the Japanese culture and can be checked: exhibitions, workshops, crafts, martial arts, music and dance show, "Nikkei Girl" and the best of Japanese cuisine.
Praça das Cerejeiras
Built in commemoration of the 70th anniversary of Japanese immigration to Brazil in 1978. In 2007 it was transformed into a Japanese garden, completely renovated especially for the commemoration of the Centennial of Immigration. The garden before had a flat surface has been deliberately modified land dunes to have dimples (the reliefs mean the ups and downs and successes and difficulties of life), on which oriental typical trees were planted, such as camellias, cherry, matsu and others in small spaces ranging from the huge stones of various sizes meaning the father mother and children. Not been forgotten to put the lanterns (TYÔTIN) encontratdos throughout the square, all in area equivalent to a well-wooded block, with a predominance of red and white colors, giving even greater emphasis to a number of monuments and accessories that represent a piece of Japan.
Catedral de São Sebastião
San Sebastian Cathedral was an old dream of perpetual vicar of Presidente Prudente, Father Jose Maria Martinez Sarrion. So in 1927 he decided to create a commission to leave the field in an attempt to raise funds, made up of members of prominent families at the time: Armelin, Tenorio de Barros, Peretti, Toledo, Franco de Godoy and others. The Church of the plant was made by Francisco Oroz, construction directed and performed by Francisco Grotto and idealized by Luiz Mesquita. The curious thing occurs in the plant design, cross-shaped. The works began two years after the commission formed. Completed in 1949, the church became pride of the city and reference point. The project also had the goal of becoming the seat of the diocese, which occurred in 1961.
Praça Nove de Julho
Opened in 1918, was known to the promenade, then Square Five July and finally Square Nine July, after the Constitutional Revolution of 1932. He went through several renovations since its inception. In 1925 was a wide open field, without leisure. Ten years later it was urbanized, with the construction of a gazebo, benches and a beginning of afforestation. In 1952, already with the light source, the square had malls and some current characteristics. The major redevelopment, however, occurred in the 1990s, with the exchange floor, the recovery of the source, construction of the Mario Celestino Teixeira Arena Theatre, toilets and landscaping. In addition to the recreation area with tables for practicing and playing board games. Today, the square serves as pedestrian circulation environment that go to the downtown to work, shopping and business, a meeting place for students, seniors who will enjoy the table games and serenades, plays and lectures in the arena theater. A new reform was made in 2013, maintaining its original features and redesigned landscaping.