2 Hours Private Walking Tour of Pelourinho with All Saints Bay Views

2 Hours Round trip from Largo Terreiro de Jesus - Pelourinho Moderate pace

Elevador Lacerda and Cidade-Baixa (lower City)

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The journey

Trip highlights

01 Stroll through Terreiro de Jesus, a plaza of great historical and cultural importance
02 Visit the beautiful church of Igreja de São Francisco
03 Witness the beauty of All Saints Bay from Elevador Lacerda
04 Explore Pelourinho and its historic surroundings on a private walking tour

Sign up for a short tour and explore Pelourinho, starting from Terreiro de Jesus, in front of the Cathedral Basilica. Examine the delightful designs of several churches and historical sites, including the Igreja de São Francisco. Witness the scenic views of All Saints Bay from Elevador Lacerda, and if you wish, we may wander around Praça Castro Alves.

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 2 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Moderate

Accommodation Not included

Transport Not included

Wheelchair access Yes

City Salvador

Languages English, French, German, Portuguese, Spanish

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Pelourinho Walking Tour and All Saints Bay Views

Meet your tour guide and get introduced to downtown Salvador, Pelourinho, and its surroundings.
Start the tour with a visit to Terreiro de Jesus, in front of the Cathedral Basilica, the heart of the Old City.
Visit the main churches of Pelourinho, including Igreja de São Francisco, as well as some important historical sites with your Salvador tour guide.
Finish the tour at Elevador Lacerda, with a wonderful view of All Saints Bay.

The route

Where you'll travel

Tour route map — Round trip from Largo Terreiro de Jesus - Pelourinho 1 city · 2 Hours

The fine print

Trip details

What's Included

Brazilian Salvador tour guide

What's Not Included

Entrance fees
Transportation costs
Food and beverage

What to bring

Comfortable shoes
Umbrella
Cash

Know before you go

In Pelourinho, there are performers such as capoeiristas, percussionists, and bahianas who charge a small tip for pictures. Therefore, I recommend that people and groups bring some cash.

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