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Salvador da Bahia Vacation Guide
Salvador is the capital of the northeastern state of Bahia and it's the third largest city in Brazil. The city sits on a penisula between the Todos os Santos Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. It is generally divided into two parts: Cidade Baixa (lower city) and Cidade Alta (upper city), which is where the historic city center of Pelourinho is located. An art deco elevator called Elevador Lacerda connects the two parts of the city.
Salvador is the center of Afro-Brazilian culture. It's known for samba, capoeira, and candomble. Vistors can attend ceremonies and performances and take drumming, dancing and capoeira lessons. Salvador's carnaval is the world's largest street festival and you will often find groups of samba reggae drummers practicing for it year-round. The numerous historical churches are also popular attractions in Salvador and many visitors will spend time on the beaches on the bay and coast.
Salvador is the center of Afro-Brazilian culture. It's known for samba, capoeira, and candomble. Vistors can attend ceremonies and performances and take drumming, dancing and capoeira lessons. Salvador's carnaval is the world's largest street festival and you will often find groups of samba reggae drummers practicing for it year-round. The numerous historical churches are also popular attractions in Salvador and many visitors will spend time on the beaches on the bay and coast.
Salvador da Bahia Travel Blogs
Sep 28, 2006 – Nov 16, 2006
I had to wake up fairly early on Saturday morning to get my second
anti-rabies vaccination. The clinic was only open from 7am to 11am.
After being bitten by a cat earlier in the week, I had to get the shots
on the exact dates the nurse gave me otherwise they would be useless.
As I was waiting f…
May 10, 2008 – Jun 28, 2008
Graffiti Art in Brazil is amazing!!! During my stay in Salvador I was pleased to learn that the citizens of Brazil are more accepting of graffiti artists and their work.. While out and about in the i would sometimes cross the path an artist working in a public setting during daylight hours without …
Sep 05, 2007 – Jan 07, 2009
Oh!!! Salvador is SOOOO far away!! But guess what? We made it and things couldn´t have turned out better!!
Let me just tell you how everything fell into place . . . So, there we were dreading the journey because we had already gotten the impression that hitchhiking just didn´t work here in Brazi…
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