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The best way to get to know Salvador, the capital of Bahia, the destination of many tourists who travel through Brazil, is to walk around the city, a living museum of the history and diversity that our country offers.
Symbol of the mix of creeds and ethnicities, the Bahian culture is unique and full of happy and receptive people. Incredible in many ways, the city stands out for its cuisine, architecture and cultural expressions.
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In addition to Carnival, the city has beautiful beaches, historic monuments and attractions that appeal to visitors of all styles.
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The best way to get to know Salvador
A good place to start your itinerary is the Historic Center and Pelourinho, which bring together the city's old buildings, are unmissable tours in Salvador.
There you can get to know and learn about the history of the capital and the origin of Brazil, visit churches, such as the Church and Convent of São Francisco.
In architecture, the Lacerda Elevator and its surroundings are highly appreciated, as well as the Solar do Unhão, an architectural complex that houses the Museum of Modern Art of Bahia.
Gastronomy
Reputable restaurants should be an integral part of the itinerary in Salvador, where we highlight tasting the most famous acarajés in the state: those of Dinha, Cira and Regina.
Model market
Main commercial space for crafts in Salvador. Several boxes that display handcrafted products and the famous Senhor do Bonfim ribbons.
The building is listed as National Artistic and Historic Heritage, capoeira presentations are common at its entrance, with games and bands where the berimbau is used a lot.
Arena Fonte Nova
Fonte Nova is the place to see a football match in Bahia. After the renovation of the 2014 World Cup, the stadium gained new seats and top bathrooms, all to meet FIFA standards. Nowadays, Salvador has one of the coolest stadiums in Brazil.
Morro do Cristo
Seeing the beautiful sculptures full of local symbolism is awesome. Morro do Cristo arrived in Salvador in 1903 and is close to Barra beach. Even though it's small, it's a cool work of art.
Salvador beaches
The beaches and the long coastline of the city are very beautiful. From Porto da Barra beach to the most distant beaches, like Stella Maris, the sea is incredible, clear and with a sensational temperature. contemplate the sunset in Ribeira, a bohemian neighborhood in Salvador, is a good option for late afternoon.
In Salvador you will find beaches where the young crowd is greater, others where peace reigns and others that are perfect for children, with the formation of natural pools.
In the central region of the city, Praia do Porto da Barra, Praia do Farol da Barra, are highlights, in addition to having calm sea and always crowded in the summer. At Ondina, Praia do Buracão is more empty and reserved, but the waves are stronger.
Farther from the center, Itapuã, famous for the music of Vinicius de Moraes and Caetano Veloso, is very popular with Bahians. In addition to Flamengo beach and Stella Maris, which are great places, it has plenty of space and even has natural pools!
Best time to go to SalvadorÂ
In Salvador, it is hot all year round, with no cold days. In high season, the city is hot during the summer and pumps even during Carnival, with the electric trios leading the party.
If you want to get to know Salvador and enjoy everything the city has to offer, just avoid the months between April and July, as they are rainier and you may not be able to enjoy the best that the city has to offer.
However, whatever the time, visiting Salvador will certainly be an unforgettable trip!
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