1. Farol da Barra
   ◦ Begin at Salvador’s iconic postcard landmark, with time for photos and a brief explanation of its historical importance.
2. Corredor da Vitória and Praça do Campo Grande
   ◦ A stroll through landmarks that symbolize Bahia’s independence.
3. Avenida Sete de Setembro
   ◦ Pass through bustling popular shops, enjoying views of the city’s vibrant daily life.
4. Pelourinho – Historic Center
   ◦ Take a walking tour through charming cobblestone streets, exploring colorful mansions, monumental churches, museums, and plazas.
   ◦ Stop to admire the rich culture and learn about the stories shaped by slavery in Bahia.

🍴 Lunch:
• Pause at one of Pelourinho’s traditional restaurants, offering typical Bahian cuisine to recharge your energy.

1. Elevador Lacerda and Panoramic View of the Baía de Todos os Santos
2. A unique experience descending the world’s first urban elevator, offering stunning views of the second-largest bay in the world.
3. Dique do Tororó and Arena Fonte Nova
4. A brief stop to admire the orixás sculptures and get a glimpse of the famous World Cup 2014 “Arena of Goals.”
5. Church of Senhor do Bonfim
6. Visit the sacred hill and stop to understand the religious and cultural significance of this site, with an opportunity to tie the traditional Bonfim ribbons.
7. Mercado Modelo
8. Final stop for shopping local souvenirs and crafts.