📍 Meeting Point:

Lacerda Elevator, in the Municipal Square.

​ 🔹 Detailed Itinerary:

1. Start with a Panoramic View at the Lacerda Elevator. We begin by enjoying the stunning view of All Saints Bay, while the guide introduces you to the history of Salvador and its connection with the port and local markets.
2. Visit to the Mercado Modelo. We descend to the Lower City and explore the Mercado Modelo, an icon of Salvador. Here you can admire local crafts, taste typical sweets and learn about the market's role in the city's culture and economy.
3. Walk through the Port Area. We continue to the port area, passing by the Maritime Terminal. During the journey, the guide will explain the historical importance of the port, both in the colonial period and in modern Salvador.
4. mmersion in the São Joaquim Fair. We arrive at the São Joaquim Fair, where you will be enveloped by the aromas, colors and flavors of one of the largest open-air markets in the Northeast. We walk among stalls selling tropical fruits, herbs, fish and religious products, learning about the cultural richness and daily life of the people of Bahia.
5. The Black Neighborhood and its Living Culture. We continue to the Água de Meninos neighborhood, considered one of the pillars of Afro-Brazilian culture in Salvador. Learn about the history and traditions that emerge from this place, with a special stop to understand the role of Candomblé, music and cuisine in the formation of Bahian identity.
6. Gastronomic Stop. We end the tour with a tasting at a local food stall. Enjoy typical dishes such as vatapá, acarajé or a simple and delicious corn porridge, while enjoying the relaxed and authentic atmosphere of the fair.
7. Closing and Farewell. We return to the starting point, sharing tips for continuing to explore Salvador and remembering the most memorable moments of the walk.

​ 💡 Duration:

Approximately 3 hours.