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The best time to travel à SALVADOR

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25 / 31
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25 / 31
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24 / 30
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Dec.
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24 / 30
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Travel à SALVADOR

Ideas for holidays and week-end breaks à SALVADOR

8 days
Dans les rues de Paraty.

Brazil's must-sees

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Brésil
Price : Charm and comfort
Le Brésil regorge de mille richesses, et il est un peu court en une semaine de toutes les parcourir. Cependant, cette idée de séjour permet d'avoir un bon aperçu de ce que le Brésil a à offrir. Dans la mesure du possible, il faudrait éviter de multiplier les voyages en avion, mais les distances intérieures imposent malheureusement des contraintes lors des courts séjours.
14 days
La célèbre plage de Copacabana.

Brazilian classics

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Brésil
Price : Charm and comfort
Le Brésil est un condensé de paysages naturels ou urbains majestueux. La richesse y repose aussi sur l'extraordinaire patrimoine immatériel constitué par les héritages autochtones, africains et américains. Ce circuit de quinze jours propose de vous emmener dans les coins à ne pas manquer.

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Discover SALVADOR

To visit Bahia is to immerse yourself in Brazil's roots. Salvador, founded in 1549 by Tomé de Souza, was Brazil's first capital. Visitors come for its beaches, its architecture, its gastronomy, its people, its culture and its restored historic center, the Pelourinho. Born of the violence of slavery, Salvador is rich in cultural, artistic and religious syncretism: the overloaded gilding of Baroque churches, the spicy, palm-oil-scented Bahian cuisine and the music of African drums. This great metropolis was built like a fortress between the port and the lower town of the slave trade and the upper town of the European masters. A mystical city, Salvador is nicknamed the "Black Rome of 365 churches". Despite its disorder, insecurity and poverty, this fusion of America, Africa and Europe is an essential stop-off point for understanding Brazil.
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Neighborhoods of Salvador

Neighborhoods of Salvador
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