walking tour around the old city, the complex of 5 squares of colonial building and explore the manly historic part of Brazil in cobbled stone streets and feel the magic of our history accompanied by our tour guide with a special explanation of it.

Visit the most beautiful Portuguese tiles collection in south America and gold leafs churches. the most imposing baroque style presented in Brazil,

This optional stop to go in depending on your interesting, its amazing architecture and today its a memorial of the state´s governors of democracy in a republic period. attention's not opening in a regular time so it's impossible to guarantee the entrance.

Stop and go in to explore the most beautiful ecclesiastic Jesuit art in South America. the principal church to represent the Vatican Order in Brazil during the colonial period.

we will go in to experience it. the first elevator built in brazil that connect the upper and lower city.

we will go in to experience it.

The experience will start at beautiful Santo Antonio da Barra Fortress and lighthouse, where we will talk about the transatlantic trade and the arrival of Europeans in the Americas' new world, and visualize through the beautiful bay of all saints, the strategic choice of the first capital of the country. its possible to go in and visit the Nautical museum price for the ticket its not included, cost R$ 12 per person

Porto da Barra beach is located in the Barra district, bathed by Todos os Santos Bay. It is located in the neighborhood of Barra; It is limited to the south by the slope that is formed by Ladeira da Barra, passing by the Spanish Hospital and going to Farol da Barra, passing by the fortress of Santa Maria. This beach has a small expanse of sand and is very popular on weekends and holidays, having a small cove of calm waves and pleasant temperature water, very conducive to sea bathing.

walking to The Tomé de Sousa Square (also known as the Municipal Square) is a square located in the Historic Center of Salvador, where there are many public buildings in the city, such as the Tomé de Sousa Palace (now City Hall), Rio Branco Palace (former headquarters of government of Bahia), Salvador City Council, among others. It is known for housing a statue of Brazil's first governor general, Tomé de Sousa, bringing together many people. In the background is the Lacerda Elevator and a view of Todos os Santos bay.

the main esquire of the principal catholic church today have many monuments to presente this heritage, its a walking tour for photos .

walking along the principal square where the jesuit develop their evangelization and organized the first high education in Brazil.

the manly silver art museum in America colonial building

Portuguese colonial building from the wood and painting museum.