• Pelourinho - Uncover the hidden gems of Salvador da Bahia’s historic center and the Pelourinho neighborhood with our exceptional walking tour.
• Elevator Lacerda - Experience the view from the top of the Conceição Hydraulic Elevator, which has operated on an electrical system for many years. Once known as “Parafuso,” it was the world’s first urban elevator. When it debuted in 1873, it was also the tallest at 63 meters. It links Bairro do Comércio to Cidade Alta in a swift 20-second journey, provided there’s no queue. On festive days, be prepared for crowds as locals use it as a daily public transport.
• Palacio Rio Branco - As you wander through the enchanting coastal city of Salvador da Bahia, explore the secrets of iconic sites like the splendid Rio Branco Palace and the remarkable Lacerda Elevator.
• Monumento da Cruz Caida - The site of the Fallen Cross Monument is steeped in history and diverse opinions. It marks the location of the former Sé Church, demolished in 1933 to make way for the tram. Following the paths through Rua Chile leads directly to Praça da Cruz Caída. Inaugurated in 1999, Cruz Caída commemorates the loss of this former Cathedral Church, the Primatial of Brazil.
• Praca Terreiro de Jesus - Terreiro de Jesus is a square of significant historical and cultural value situated in the Historic Center of Salvador, Bahia, Brazil.
• Catedral Basilica Primacial de Sao Salvador - After three years and eight months of renovation, do you know how long it took to construct? EIGHTEEN YEARS! Yes, 18 years! Built since 1657, this treasure in the heart of Pelourinho has returned to daily life and the faith of Bahia and beyond. The Cathedral stands as one of the most vital sacred structures in Colonial Brazil, reflecting the nation’s history and Catholicism.
• Sao Francisco Church and Convent - Constructed between the 17th and 18th centuries, the Church and Convent of São Francisco are recognized as one of the Seven Wonders of Portuguese Origin in the World and are listed by IPHAN. Its 18th-century Portuguese tiles depict the birth of Saint Francis and are embellished with wooden carvings adorned with gold powder and Brazilian baroque motifs: leaves, pelicans, flowers, and cherubs.
• Pelourinho - Conclude the tour at the most renowned spots on our route, where Michael Jackson filmed his legendary music video.

• Bilingual guide

• Bottled water

Wandering through the enchanting coastal city of Salvador da Bahia in Brazil, we’ll uncover the mysteries of famous sites such as the stunning Rio Branco Palace and the remarkable Lacerda Elevator. Afterwards, we’ll head to the Pelourinho district, where 17th and 18th-century mansions add a unique charm to the area. You’ll find out precisely why this region earned its UNESCO World Heritage designation.

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