City Tour In The First Capital Of Brazil

About the Tour

Our city tour is carried out in two stages: Historical and Panoramic, see the detailed itinerary below:

Historical City Tour:

Departure from the hotels in Salvador heading to Forte Santo Antônio da Barra, built in 1536 to protect the Baía de Todos os Santos, in 1698 it gained a lighthouse to guide arriving vessels, it still operates today, the Farol da Barra. We will pass through the Corredor da Vitória, Largo do Campo Grande (one of the carnival circuits), and Avenida 7 de Setembro.

We will begin our walking tour to Pelourinho (Historic Center of Salvador), stopping at Praça Municipal which has a panoramic view of the Lower City (Elevador Lacerda, shops, Porto de Salvador and Mercado Modelo), Praça da Sé, a place that houses ruins of the first Basilica in Brazil next to the first Archbishop's Palace in Salvador.

We continue the City Tour towards Largo do Pelourinho, where the Rosário dos Pretos Church and the Casa de Jorge Amado Foundation are located. We continue to the Church and Convent of São Francisco, considered one of the most unique and rich expressions of Brazilian Baroque.

Panoramic City Tour:

The tour begins with a panoramic visit to the Lacerda Elevator which connects the upper city to the lower city, the first urban elevator in the world. Mercado Modelo with shopping stop. Bonfim Church from the 18th century, was an important place of pilgrimage. Fort Mont Serrat is one of the oldest fortresses in Bahia. Dique do Tororó to admire the impressive sculptures of the Orixás by artist Tati Moreno and the Arena Fonte Nova.

NOTE: Check availability with our attendants via CHAT.

▶ Tour time: 08h

▶ We recommend: Light and comfortable clothing, flat shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses and a cap.

NOTE: This does not include meals, entrance fees to museums, churches, or other attractions.