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A VLOG LIKE YOU'VE NEVER SEEN ON THE CHANNEL: 1ST EPISODE OF THE NEW SERIES: WHAT TO DO IN SALVADOR. THE TOURIST SPOTS OF SALVADOR WITH TIPS FROM SOMEONE WHO LIVES HERE, FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO GET TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THE CITY OF SALVADOR. Don't miss the next videos, SUBSCRIBE: https://goo.gl/QGEhKb The Lacerda Elevator was the first urban elevator in the world. Inaugurated in 1873, its function is to connect the upper and lower city. Today, in addition to being an important means of transportation in the city, it is one of the city's tourist attractions. From the top of its towers, locals and tourists enjoy a wonderful view of the Bay of All Saints. It is named in honor of its creator, the Bahian Antonio Lacerda. Praça Tomé De Souza is The gateway to Pelourinho. There you will find buildings that are part of Salvador's history, such as the first Town Hall and Jail in Brazil, the Rio Branco Palace (which was once the seat of government), and the current city hall. In the center of the square is the statue of Tomé de Souza, a Portuguese nobleman who was the first Governor-General of Brazil. PELOURINHO affectionately known as Pelô, is located in the area known as the Historic Center of Salvador. Being one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city, it houses important buildings that are part of Bahia's history. It possesses a colonial architectural ensemble, Brazilian Baroque, listed as a World Heritage Site by the UN. It is an area of ​​cultural effervescence where Catholic churches and manifestations of African religious matrices coexist in the same space, recounted over the years in verse and prose, highlighting the unique characteristics of the place. Fallen Cross. The Mário Cravo monument marks the site where the old Cathedral once stood, which was demolished to make way for the tram. Even today, it remains a protected area due to the skeletal remains and archaeological artifacts found there. Before the popularization of cemeteries, it was common to be buried in and around the church. There was a belief that the closer one was to the altar, the closer one was to heaven. 💌 Email for work inquiries: [email protected] Let's get closer? ▶ Instagram:   / faladantas   ▶ Blog: http://faladantas.com/ ▶ Twitter:   / faladantas   ▶ Facebook:   / faladantasblog   Looking for something? HERE IT IS: ▶How to do makeup: https://goo.gl/iFSWUj ▶How to make your hair grow: https://goo.gl/QjzDcp ▶How to be a YouTuber or blogger: https://goo.gl/Lp8efZ ▶How to customize clothes: https://goo.gl/CdwBDG ▶Beauty tips and tricks: https://goo.gl/9fg9bw ▶Fashion and style tips: https://goo.gl/Q1iiwm ▶Makeup and talk, Self-esteem, Empowerment: https://goo.gl/CzqzPB Thank you so much for watching my video. I am Jessica Dantas, 24 years old and I live in Salvador, Bahia. Today, FalaDantas is the biggest beauty channel in Bahia, covering topics like Fashion, Beauty, Curly Hair, Homemade Recipes, Skincare, Self-Esteem, Empowerment, and MUCH MORE! Welcome, and I hope to see you here often ♥