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A surprising destination full of attractions
They say that Salvador is the happiest city in Brazil, and for good reason. The atmosphere is really unique and attracts visitors from all over the world. In summer, the capital of Bahia fills even more with tourists. In addition to Carnival, several popular festivals, especially religious ones, attract public attention.
Apart from the special programs, Salvador is a destination that enchants with its natural and historical beauty. Beautiful beaches, traditional buildings, museums and churches are among the most stunning tourist attractions. Gastronomy is also one of the city’s greatest attractions.
There is no shortage of leisure and entertainment options in Salvador. Outdoor activities, museums, beaches and historical monuments delight visitors.
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Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, Pelourinho is the main tourist attraction in Salvador. There, you will find several bars, restaurants, theaters, museums and various shops.
It’s not just devotees who are impressed by the Nosso Senhor do Bonfim Church. Any tourist who visits Salvador can admire the architectural beauty of the place. The ribbons hanging in front of the church add even greater charm.
The Elevador Lacerda, the first urban elevator in the world, is the public transport system in the city of Salvador that connects the upper city and the lower city. From the top, the view is incredible, and you can admire the Baía de Todos-os-Santos.
Farol da Barra is one of those places that combine history and landscape. Therefore, anyone who goes to Salvador cannot miss visiting it. The tower, in addition to housing the Nautical Museum of Bahia, offers incredible views of the sunset.
Another tourist attraction that cannot be left out of your itinerary is the Church and Convent of São Francisco. The century-old building is imposing. The ornate details inside, including a gilded altar, are enchanting.
In addition to the historical tours, Salvador has beautiful beaches, which please all tastes. It's worth getting to know each one of them. Praia da Barra is one of the most famous in the city, but several others are worth a visit: Praia de Ondina, Praia de Itapuã, Praia do Buracão, Praia de Stella Maris, Praia do Flamengo, Praia de Piatã and Praia de Jaguaribe.
Todos-os-Santos Bay is around 800 km² long and has a coastal area of 300km². The name was given after the place was first seen by the Portuguese on November 1, 1501, All Saints' Day. A tour option for those going to Salvador is to take a boat tour, which tours several islands and tourist attractions in Bahia.