This famous church dominates Pelourinho Square with its unmistakable blue façade.
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This famous church dominates Pelourinho Square with its unmistakable blue façade.
Sometimes called the "city within a city," this old part of Salvador is worth visiting for its cobblestone streets, pastel-colored buildings, churches, restaurants, shops and nightlife.
One of the most spectacular churches in the world, this famous church is richly adorned inside with gold, silver and precious stones and has ceiling art that has been compared to that of the Sistine Chapel.
Portuguese forts dating back to the 17th century dot this popular beach area.
Local Brazilian culinary specialties are highlighted at this museum.
Although not recommended for swimming, this white sand beach with turquoise water is a great place for walking or sunbathing.
The overlap of African and Brazilian cultures, the transport of slaves from Africa to the New World and other topics are explored at this museum dedicated to Black culture.
This square is the entrance to Pelourinho.
This rejuvenated and picturesque area provides park and lake activities for locals and tourists alike.
Popular percussion band in Salvador with weekly concerts
