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Real estate in Salvador (Bahia), the Linha Verde, and the Bahia de Todos os Santos |
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Real estate in SalvadorLand for development near Salvador
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Real Estate in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
It used to be an important area for the Portuguese, and the famous old town centre, the Pelourinho, is an important tourist attraction with it's thousands of authentic Portuguese homes. Once an entry point for slaves being brought to Brazil, Salvador still has a lively cultural and musical scene that mixes African elements of music, dance, art and religion with Portuguese and Indian influences. Being somewhat neglected by the Brazilian government, large part of the city have lost their lustre; but on the other hand, the city does have up-to-date infrastructure like a large, modern and efficient airport, the shopping malls like Iguatemi and Barra Shopping, the 'AeroClub' leisure mall (with cinemas, concert halls, restaurants and shops), etc. North of the city, an important industrial zone (cars and chemicals) has been created in Camaçari; and the new Linha Verde tollway ("Green Line") offers quick transport from the airport to the tourism area of the North, like Costa do Sauipe and Praia do Forte. The south of the city is less known for tourism, except for the paradisiacal islands of Morro de São Paulo (Tinharé) and Boipeba
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Reserva Imbassai, the new resort - |
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Elevador Lacerda and Mercado Modelo |
The upper and lower city
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The Bahia Marina |
The beaches near Itapoa and Stella Maris |
Barra, a small but popular city beach |
The famous 'Pelourinho': historical and cultural centre of Salvador |
The brand new marina, in front of the historical centre |
The Lacerda elevator and other landmarks |
A yacht leaving the marina, in front of the project. In the distance, the island of Itaparica and the ferryboat. |
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