• Santo Antonio da Barra Fort and Nautic Museum of Bahia - After hotel pick-up, the tour proceeds to Santo Antonio da Barra Fort, constructed in 1536 to safeguard the Bay of All Saints. A lighthouse, “Farol da Barra,” was added 162 years later to guide incoming vessels, and it remains operational today.
• Largo do Campo Grande (Praca 2 de Julho) - The tour will pass through the Corridor of Vitória, Largo do Campo Grande (a carnival circuit), and 7 de Setembro Avenue.
• Pelourinho - The journey continues to Pelourinho, Salvador’s Historic Center, with a stop at Municipal Square offering a panoramic view of the Lower City, including the Lacerda Elevator, Commerce, Salvador Harbor, and Mercado Modelo.
• Praca da Se - A stop at Sé Square reveals the ruins of Brazil’s first Basilica, located next to Salvador’s initial Archbishop’s Palace.
• Largo do Pelourinho - The City Tour proceeds to Largo do Pelourinho, home to the Rosário dos Pretos Church and the Jorge Amado House Foundation.
• Sao Francisco Church and Convent - The tour visits the São Francisco Church and Convent, a remarkable example of Brazilian Baroque. A lunch break follows (not included), with recommendations for the best local restaurants.
• Elevator Lacerda - Post-lunch, the tour explores the Lacerda Elevator, a 72-meter public urban elevator connecting the lower and upper city, offering stunning city views.
• Mercado Modelo - At Modelo Market, visitors can shop for 30 minutes among over two hundred stores offering arts, crafts, souvenirs, and dining options.
• Basilica Do Senhor Do Bonfim - The tour then visits the Church of Nosso Senhor do Bonfim, where visitors can tie ribbons with three wishes and offer prayers.
• R. Domingos Abreu Viêira, 20 - The tour explores the new Orla da Ribeira, with an option to taste the unique flavors of the famous Ribeira Ice Cream (not included). Have you ever tried tapioca ice cream?
• Forte de Nossa Senhora de Monte Serrat - The Mont Serrat Fort, a significant 17th-century structure, offers one of Salvador’s most breathtaking views.
• Dique de Tororo - The tour continues to the Dyke of Tororó, featuring eight sculptures of prominent Orixás from the African Religion, crafted by Baiano Artist Tati Moreno.
• Itaipava Arena Fonte Nova - Finally, enjoy a panoramic view of the modern Fonte Nova Soccer Arena.

• Professional guide
• Hotel pickup and drop off in most hotels located in Salvador
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Entrance fees to museums, churches or any other attractions.
• Entrance fees
• S. Francisco Church Entrance Fee
• Food and Drinks
• Gratuities

A stroll through Salvador’s Historical District transports you back to early periods of Brazilian history. Make sure to see the very first fort, constructed at the bay of All Saints’ entry point to safeguard the city from potential invaders. No trip to Salvador da Bahia would be complete without visiting the city center! Partake in this half-day guided excursion and be enthralled by Salvador’s exceptional architectural legacy and past. Often dubbed the ‘Happy City’, Salvador da Bahia is deemed the cultural heart of Brazil. Spanning religion to sports, this sightseeing journey, perfect for families, leaves no stone unturned!

• The specific departure time for this tour will be determined upon reconfirmation.
• Entrance to churches and museums are optional. Ask your guide for more information.
• Lacerda Elevator Entrance Fee - BRL 0,15 (Make Sure to Bring Brazilian Money Coins)
• Entrance fees are approximated and subject to change without notice
• Light clothes and comfortable walking shoes are recommended
• After historical tour, you will have a stop for lunch (not included) with tasty local food. Our guide will suggest you the best restaurants in the area.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.