Waterfall- A cultural tour through the history of Bahia from Salvador

Waterfall- A cultural tour through the history of Bahia from Salvador

Waterfall was once the richest and most populous village of Bahia in the Empire Brazil. Its houses, churches, historic buildings still preserve the image of this era. Tumbled by the Institute of National Artistic Heritage in 1971, Cachoeira after Salvador is the city of Bahia that brings together the most important architectural collection in Baroque style. The itinerary comprises the passage through Santo Amaro and may depend on the day a popular fair that takes much of the city center, with typical products of the region. We will visit the Mother Church and the Third Order of Carmel. In São Félix linked to Cachoeira by an old colonial bridge (Dom Pedro II Bridge) over the Paraguaçu River, we will visit a traditional cigar factory, founded in 1873. Stop for lunch and finish the tour with return to the Hotel. Does not include meals, church fees, museums and others.

Itinerary
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Stop At: Igreja da Ordem Terceira do Carmo, Rua Ana Nery 116 Praca da Aclamacao, Cachoeira, State of Bahia 44300-000 Brazil

We will visit the Mother Church and the Third Order of Carmel

Duration: 20 minutes

Pass By: Imperial Ponte Dom Pedro II, Estrada Sao Francisco do Paraguacu, Cachoeira, State of Bahia 44300-000 Brazil

We will visit (Dom Pedro II Bridge)

Pass By: Paraguacu River, Cabaceiras do Paraguacu, State of Bahia Brazil

 Paraguaçu River