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Destination: Salvador
They say Salvador is the happiest city in Brazil, and it's no wonder. The atmosphere is truly unique and attracts visitors from all over the world. In the summer, the capital of Bahia becomes even more crowded with tourists. In addition to Carnival, several popular festivals, especially religious ones, draw the public's attention.
Aside from special events, Salvador is a destination that enchants with its natural and historical beauty. Beautiful beaches, traditional buildings, museums, and churches are among its most stunning tourist attractions. The gastronomy is also one of the city's major draws.
Must-see attractions in Salvador
Salvador offers no shortage of leisure and entertainment options. Outdoor activities, museums, beaches, and historical monuments enchant visitors.
Pillory
Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, Pelourinho is the main tourist attraction in Salvador. There you will find various bars, restaurants, theaters, museums, and diverse shops.
Church of Our Lord of Bonfim
It's not just devout people who are impressed by the Church of Our Lord of Bonfim. Any tourist visiting Salvador can admire the architectural beauty of the place. The ribbons hanging in front of the church add even more charm.
Lacerda Elevator
The Lacerda Elevator, the world's first urban elevator, is the public transportation system in the city of Salvador that connects the upper and lower cities. From up there, the view is incredible, and it's possible to admire the Bay of All Saints.
Barra Lighthouse
Barra Lighthouse is one of those places that combines history and scenery. Therefore, anyone visiting Salvador shouldn't miss it. The tower, in addition to housing the Bahia Maritime Museum, offers an incredible view of the sunset.
Church and Convent of Saint Francis
Another must-see on your itinerary is the Church and Convent of São Francisco. The centuries-old building is imposing. The ornamental details inside, including a gilded altar, are enchanting.
The route of the beaches
Besides its historical sites, Salvador boasts stunning beaches to suit all tastes. Each one is worth exploring. Barra Beach is one of the city's most famous, but several others are also worth a visit: Ondina Beach, Itapuã Beach, Buracão Beach, Stella Maris Beach, Flamengo Beach, Piatã Beach, and Jaguaribe Beach.
Tour of the Bay of All Saints
All Saints Bay is approximately 800 km² in size and has a coastline of 300 km². The name was given after the location was first sighted by the Portuguese on November 1st, 1501, All Saints' Day. One excursion option for those visiting Salvador is a boat trip, which takes you to various islands and tourist attractions in Bahia.
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