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In the Rio Vermelho neighborhood is the best of Salvador’s excitement. In the neighborhood are located several bars, restaurants and nightclubs. It is the best place to taste the acarajés of the city.
In Largo de Santana, Dinha, Regina and Cyra have demarcated their territories, bringing together tourists, bohemians and artists.
In addition to savoring the delicacy based on beans, vatapá and dried shrimp, you can enjoy the neighborhood that has become Salvador’s nightlife spot, with lively bars and cool restaurants.
The program can start at dusk, to enjoy the twilight, and end at dawn, such is the offer of options in the neighborhood.
Inspiration for Jorge Amado’s novels, Rio Vermelho is one of the trendiest neighborhoods in Salvador and reserves unmissable attractions for visitors.
With a rich cultural scene and beautiful landscapes, Salvador is a city for everyone. In every corner of the capital of Salvador it is possible to experience a bit of Brazilian history in a colorful mix of music, history, typical gastronomy and a lot of joy!
.Enjoy your trip to Salvador and discover one of the trendiest neighborhoods in the Bahian capital, the Rio Vermelho.
Tourist spots in the neighborhood of Rio Vermelho
Praia do Buracão
.Ceasinha – Mercado do Rio Vermelho
.The prices there are much better than those found in other tourist spots in Salvador. Depending on the day, it is still possible to come across exhibitions and playful activities that take place in the common areas of the market, entertaining adults and children alike.
If you like live music, be sure to go on Thursdays, Fridays or Saturdays, when the traditional Seresta do Edinho rocks the atmosphere!
A dive into the history of Jorge Amado
If you are peaceful, you can enter”: this is how visitors are welcomed at the Museum of the Red House. Former residence of the Bahian writer Jorge Amado and his wife Zélia Gatai, the place is a historical corner that unveils the history and culture of the Bahian people, in a cheerful and poetic atmosphere. Walk through the museum’s gardens and feel like the protagonist of a Jorge Amado novel.
.An offering to the Queen of the Seas
On the edge of Red River Beach, the House of Iemanjá is a place that oozes energy and offers a wonderful view of the sea of Salvador. In a small and simple space, the house holds several images and offerings left for the orisha. It is a space to give thanks, make requests and learn a little about the history of Bahian culture.
