bill that turned Olímpia into a Touristic Municipality. Economy The service sector is the largest employer. Trade and Services accounted 65.5%, followed by the Industry representing 26% and the primary sector accounting 8.2% of the GDP. Thermas dos Laranjais Olimpia is home to Thermas dos Laranjais water park, one of the most visited water parks in the world. The park was opened in 1987 and is home to the largest complex of thrilling waterslides in Brazil occupying an area of 358.797 sq. yd. (300 km2). It boasts more than 55 attractions. These include waterslides, surfing facilities, pools, rivers, and family-friendly offerings. According to Themed Entertainment Association (TEA), by 2019 the park received 1.8 million visitors. Culture Olímpia is known as ''The capital of Folklore'' promoting every year the National Folklore Festival of Olimpia, when Brazilian folklore groups meet themselves to perform on stage their local dances ranging from Gaucho tradition groups to Amazonian dances. Sports The city is home to Olímpia Futebol Clube. Transportation SP-322 - Rodovia Armando de Salles Oliveira SP-425 - Rodovia Assis Chateaubriand External links Official Site of Olímpia's Prefecture citybrazil.com.br References Municipalities in São Paulo (state)