It was initiated on 7 January 1982 by the then Director of the Center for Afro-Oriental Studies CEAO, Dr. Yeda Pessoa de Castro, through an understanding between the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Education and Culture of Brazil, the administration
Thought about one of Salvador's verifiable points of interest, the Barra Lighthouse is situated in the Santo Antônio Fort, at the Barra Beach, and is one of the primary signs of Bahia's capital city. With an amazing perspective of Baía de
The Carlos Costa Pinto Museum sets aside guests back in opportunity to the regular daily existences of the privileged from Bahia's sugarcane-delivering days in the 1600s – 1800s. Carlos Costa Pinto was a relative from one of Bahia's old, princely families
Arranged in a delightful seventeenth century frontier house, the Museum of Modern Art of Bahis is one of the locale's most well known social scenes, drawing in somewhere in the range of 200,000 guests every year. It exhibits an immense scope
All information is offered in both Portuguese and English – an inconsistency in Bahia. In case you simply have time for one exhibition in Salvador, this is the one. Despite having radiant viewpoints, the Forte de Santo Antonio da Barra
Opened in 1883, the National Museum of Anthropology is an intriguing stop for understanding the historical backdrop of El Salvador and its kin. Spread out more than five distinct lobbies, it holds the fortunes and old antiques of pre-Columbian pioneers, from
This popular eighteenth century church, found a couple of kilometers north of Comércio on the Itapagipe Peninsula, is the wellspring of the fitas hued strips you see wherever in Salvador, a keepsake of the congregation and an image of Bahia
The centerpiece of the Cidade Alta is the Pelourinho, an Unesco-proclaimed World Heritage Site of brilliant provincial structures and wonderful houses of worship. As you meander the cobblestone lanes, looking up at the city's most seasoned engineering, you'll understand that the
The Solar do Unhao is a sixteenth century building showered by the Bay of All Saints and a standout amongst the most fantastic dusk sees in Salvador. Made in 1960 in the anteroom of the Castro Alves Theater, it was just