Tour privato della città del patrimonio africano di Salvador incluso il Museo Afro
Descrizione
Senti il potere degli antenati che hanno plasmato Salvador in questo tour della città patrimonio africano - l'esperienza più immersiva per coloro che desiderano comprendere le radici afro-brasiliane della prima capitale del Brasile. Questo emozionante viaggio ti porterà attraverso i punti di riferimento più simbolici della resistenza e della spiritualità nera della città, tra cui il Faro di Barra, il Dique do Tororó con le sue sculture orixá, l'ex mercato degli schiavi al Terminal DA França, la storica Sociedade Protetora dos Desvalidos e l'iconica Chiesa di Nostra Signora del Rosario del Popolo Nero, per finire all'ispirante Museo Casa do Benin / museo afro brasiliano. Guidato da specialisti, questo tour rivela come la cultura africana ha trasformato Bahia in una terra di memoria, identità e orgoglio. Un'esperienza potente e imperdibile per i viaggiatori che cercano di connettersi con le vere radici che hanno plasmato il Brasile.
Opzioni del tour
Itinerario
La prima spiaggia della città dall'arrivo del colonizzatore portoghese.
Questa è una meravigliosa sosta per una foto, ci vorranno circa venti minuti per esplorare la zona in un tour a piedi con la tua guida personale. Non è incluso per entrare all'interno del forte, ma puoi usare il tuo tempo per quello (i biglietti non sono inclusi, pagherai R $ 12 a persona per entrare)
Ottima sosta per vedere le immagini degli orixas africani e vedere da fuori lo stadio del calcio.
Vista dal basso del primo ascensore urbano del mondo. Non salimmo sull'ascensore, né visitammo i quartieri alti.
Passeremo davanti al mercato di Modelo, un mercato centrale che vende artigianato e souvenir che rappresentano la città di Salvador. Non visiteremo l'interno del mercato. Sarà possibile scattare foto di fronte.
Cidade Baixa concentra alcuni punti del processo storico della presenza africana a Bahia e in Brasile, come l'ex mercato degli schiavi.
Tour a piedi della città vecchia, esplorare la parte storica del Brasile su strade di ciottoli e sentire la magia della nostra storia accompagnata dalla nostra guida con una spiegazione speciale.
Questa è una di quelle chiese di Salvador che si devono visitare anche se non sono di religione cattolica. Conservando la sua storia legata agli schiavi, la liturgia di culto si avvale della musica ispirata ai terreiros di Candomblé, al suono degli atabaques. Sul retro della chiesa, c'è un vecchio cimitero di schiavi. Questa chiesa viene celebrata ogni martedì una messa cattolica che incorpora alcuni degli elementi della cultura africana, come il canto e la danza.
La casa ha una collezione di circa 200 pezzi del Golfo del Benin, raccolti dal fotografo francese Pierre Verger durante le sue spedizioni in Africa.
Il museo afro brasiliano, che visitiamo quando è aperto
Punti salienti
Cosa è incluso
Luoghi e orari di ritiro
prendiamo tutti i clienti negli hotel o nell'indirizzo Airbnb.
Valutazioni dei viaggiatori
Informazioni importanti
- I neonati e i bambini piccoli possono essere portati in carrozzina o passeggino
- Sono disponibili seggiolini specifici per neonati
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
Recensioni(20)
Our tour guide (Vagner) was very knowledgeable regarding the African history of Salvador. He is an excellent tour guide who is professional and very accommodating.
Excellent tour knowledgeable guide. Very fluent in English. Unfortunately the Afro Brazilian Museum was closed. But gained a good understanding of the history and culture of the city.
It was an excellent tour The guides (maria and vagner) have a lot of knowledge about the topic and made the tour very satisfying The translation service was very good, leaving us in strategic places We took great advantage to get to know the whole culture of our country that is born here in Salvador
I booked a tour for my clients, and they mentioned that the guide was great. However, since it was a Sunday tour, most of the places were closed.
Thank you for your feedback. Before the tour reservation, we made it clear that the tour would take place during the Carnival period in Salvador. As such, there were limitations due to street blockages, as well as closures of monuments and museums, which we had informed you about. We even suggested rescheduling the tour for another day, but you preferred to keep it for Sunday afternoon. We also attempted to reach out via the agency that made the reservation to discuss any concerns but, unfortunately, we were unable to get in touch. We apologize for any inconvenience caused and appreciate your understanding. Best regards, Your Tour Brazil Team
The tour is very interesting! Our Guide (Nelson Guia, in Portuguese, but he prefers his African name) exceptional: he speaks 13 languages and made us breathe Salvador's African roots. Very cheerful, helpful, very Expert in the city! We were not at the museum, but we had a great lunch overlooking the sea in a favela. Driver and car top! Thank you, thank you!
Great place to learn more about Afro Brazilian history & culture. I recommend getting a guide. Also there are two Afro Brazilian musuems. The other one is closed.
Wilson was an excellent tour guide. He was so passionate and knowledgeable. We absolutely loved our time with him. We even ran into a couple of his family members on the tour, and someone he tutored, which made the tour even more fun and exciting. Wilson is the best.
Stepping into that church will always stay on my mind forever! Also listening to the guide describing the story of the religious statues in the lake moved me. I will definitely come back for a longer visit.
Be weary booking this tour- I would not recommend it. I booked this tour thinking I would go to the Afro museum and Benin museum (the museums were the only reason I booked this experience). The Afro museum has been closed for months now and the tour agency knew this- they waited until I got into the car on the day of the tour (and could no longer cancel) to tell me this and ‘substituted’ it with a trip to a market I did not want to go to and did need to go to. The Benin museum was also closed and they should have checked this before the tour commenced. Bearing in mind I paid £120 for this tour and got nothing out of it. I was conversing with the agency days before this was supposed to take place and they had ample opportunities to let me know the museum was closed so I could cancel and get a refund. At the same time as booking this tour I booked another to see the upper and lower city so everything I saw during the Afro tour was what I saw the next day during my city tour. I reached out to the agency and requested a 50% refund (as I had a guide and driver and knew they had to be paid) and they in no uncertain terms told me I would not be getting one. I have now passed this onto Viator who I hope will refund me as the tour was a complete rip off and was mis-sold. In addition I did not get to go to Elevator Lacerda or Mercado Modelo.
Hello good day, Unfortunately we do not agree with your position, you~re informed about the replacement of the museum by another museum and the inclusion of the Afro fair, and you accepted, we gave you the opportunity to not take the tour, but to receive 100% of its value, I must also clarify that the your tour was a private service, and at the end of it, strangely to this comment, you praised our guide our driver a lot and everything done, including what was not included in your tour as afro food and so it was done.
Truly incredible tour. The tour guide knew so much and was able to answer all my questions. I liked that I got to see a lot of sights and learn a lot of interesting history in a short amount of time.
