Guide 🇧🇷 Salvador
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Pelourinho
Historic center with colonial architecture and vibrant cultural scene.
Elevador Lacerda
Outdoor elevator connecting the city's upper and lower parts.
Igreja de São Francisco
Baroque church renowned for its ornate gold-leaf interior.
Igreja de Nossa Senhora do Rosário dos Pretos
Historic “Black Church” built by Afro-Brazilian brotherhoods, celebrated for its powerful heritage and meaningful tribute to Black identity in Salvador.
Mercado Modelo
Traditional market offering crafts and local cuisine.
Museum of Modern Art of Salvador
Contemporary museum featuring modern works and themes connected to Black culture and Brazilian history, with occasional workshops and engaging creative experiences.
Morro do Cristo
Hilltop viewpoint beside the Cristo da Barra statue, prized for panoramic ocean vistas and golden-hour photos over the Barra coastline.
Farol da Barra
Historic lighthouse with a nautical museum and ocean views.
Casa do Benin
Museum highlighting cultural ties between Bahia and Benin, displaying artifacts and artworks that illuminate Afro-Atlantic history and Salvador’s African roots.
Igreja do Bonfim
Famous church known for its religious significance and colorful ribbons.
Forte São Diogo
Coastal fort in Barra that anchors a scenic seaside route, offering a historic stop before continuing along Salvador’s oceanfront viewpoints and beaches.
Porto da Barra Beach
Popular beach spot for swimming and sunsets.
Museu Afro-Brasileiro
Museum dedicated to Afro-Brazilian culture and history.
Solar do Unhão
Cultural center housing the Museum of Modern Art.
Dique do Tororó
Scenic lake with orixá sculptures and recreational areas.
Rodoviária de Salvador
Main long-distance bus station linking Salvador with cities across Brazil, practical for budget travelers and overland arrivals into the capital of Bahia.
Deputado Luís Eduardo Magalhães International Airport
Salvador’s main airport gateway, useful for travelers and a key transport hub connecting the city to major Brazilian and international routes.
City Center
Cultural district with Portuguese baroque architecture, museums, and cathedrals, ideal for tourists and culture lovers.
Barra
Tourist-friendly neighborhood with fantastic beaches, restaurants, and good transportation options.
Graça
Leafy, upper middle class residential neighborhood, pleasant and very safe, with everyday amenities and limited nightlife.
Itapua
Striking tourist neighborhood with beautiful beaches and a quiet coastal environment, ideal for beach vacations.
Rio Vermelho
Bohemian neighborhood with nightlife, live music venues, and restaurants, ideal for young tourists.
Ondina
Luxury area with clubs, bars, branded stores, and high-end restaurants, best for nightlife and entertainment.
Pelourinho
UNESCO World Heritage site with a vibrant cultural scene, popular with backpackers.
Stella Maris
Quiet beach area ideal for relaxation, close to the airport.
Corredor da Vitória
Elegant residential neighborhood with museums and luxury accommodations, connecting the historical center to Barra.
Flamengo
Busy coastal area near the airport, ideal for water sports enthusiasts and business travelers.
Santo Antônio Além do Carmo
Charming neighborhood with cobblestone streets, cool restaurants, and art galleries, relaxed vibe.
Caminho das Árvores
Business-focused neighborhood with chain hotels, good for business travelers.
Santo Antonio
Oldest district with historical monuments and pedestrian-friendly areas, good for budget accommodations.
Pituba
Exclusive residential area with quieter beaches and affordable accommodations, ideal for a relaxed vacation.
SSA
Deputado Luiz Eduardo Magalhães International Airport
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