Destaques

Elevador Lacerda and the Pelourinho get all the attention, but Salvador has other viewpoints and centuries-old corners that barely make it into most itineraries. Here are five worth the detour.

Pelourinho and the Elevador Lacerda sit about 10 minutes apart on foot, and combining them is easier than most guides make it sound. Here’s a realistic half-day route, with current prices, hours, and one popular stop you should skip because it’s closed.

Compare four beaches near Porto de Galinhas by water profile, atmosphere and practical trade-offs before choosing your day away from the village center.

A dish-first guide to seafood and Pernambuco flavors in Porto de Galinhas, with practical budget choices, a dated menu snapshot and ordering tips.

See Rio Vermelho beyond its bars on a practical five-stop walk through Salvador’s literary, cultural and seaside landmarks.

Avenida Brasil is not one of Foz do Iguaçu’s headline attractions, but it can fill a spare hour downtown with shops, food and local street life.

Six different Gramado stops for travelers ready to go beyond the usual route, with honest guidance on time, cost, access and who each place suits.

Use Gramado’s main avenue as a practical map: connect the central landmarks, understand the streetscape and avoid turning the walk into a checklist.

Pair Gramado’s Lago Negro and Rua Coberta in one flexible half-day, with a dry-weather route, a rain switch, and optional costs kept clear.

Plan a first day in Gramado around its compact center and Lago Negro, then choose one paid attraction that fits your time, weather and interests.