Public garden, baroque and neoclassical. Trapezoidal plant garden, developed in Socalcos, through two levels, still supporting the primitive public walk, the baroque wall of two three, ornate by urns with shelles and volutes, with two source and monumental staircase to the center, flanked by neoclassical obelisks. The risk of reminding André Soares's work, particularly in the back of the sources that resemble some of the sanctuary of Bom Jesus do Monte, referring the drawing of the spans to the Treatism, in particular from Vignola's work. The garden that today exists is a formal garden made in the 20th century, ornate with geometric topiaries