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When I was planning my trip to Brazil, I began to read about Salvador and it soon became clear that I would have to add it to my itinerary. I read about the historic center called Pelourinho (a UNESCO World Heritage site) with its colonial mansions and grand churches. I read about its unique African influenced culture that is evident in its food, music and religious traditions. I even read about its sunny weather and beautiful sunsets.
Well, two out of three ain't bad! Unfortunately, the weather didn't really live up to my expectations, but I still had a great time exploring the city and dabbling in its cultural offerings. I came away from Salvador with the confirmation that adding it to my itinerary was the right decision and a feeling that no trip to Brazil would be truly complete without a visit to this cultural wellspring. |
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el_ruso Sat Dec 2, 2006 19:45 UTC Great page, great photos, and very informative. Savador sounds like a wonderful place to visit some day. | diocletianvs Fri Dec 1, 2006 19:07 UTC Totally unknown destination for me but I see it definitely deserves a visit. As usual, your personal style of writing (like in the tip about Fitas girl) is what makes your pages excellent. | oceania26 Wed Sep 13, 2006 19:23 UTC I'll be going to Salvador in a couple of months...nice to read about your adventures there. | jelefant Thu Aug 17, 2006 15:53 UTC H. Stern is a wonderful store. I purchased a few pieces. There was no tax and made in Brazil, they were without duty. Many of the jewelry items in less known stores were equally expensive and not as well made. I recommend H. Stern. I´m hooked! |
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