The Women & Revolutions Experience presents Salvador from the perspective of women who played key roles in historical, social, political, and cultural processes essential for the construction of Bahian and Brazilian identity. The itinerary highlights the participation of figures such as Maria Felipa, Joana Angélica, Maria Quitéria, the Acarajé Women, the women of samba-reggae represented by the Didá Band, and the symbolic power of African-derived religions, represented by Yemanjá. The experience encourages reflections on gender, race, memory, heritage, and human rights, becoming an important tool for heritage education and valorization of Afro-Brazilian history.
The experience requires: moderate mobility.
Experience Itinerary
Time09:00 AM to 01:30 PM
1st Stop: Maria Felipa Square
2nd Stop: Baianas Memorial
3rd Stop: Negra Jhô
4th Stop; Didá Band
5th Stop: Rosário dos Pretos Church
6th Stop: Lapa Convent – Joana Angélica
7th Stop: São Pedro Fort – Maria Quitéria
8th Stop: Tororó Dike
9th Stop: Yemanjá House
Recommended Attire: Light clothing, Comfortable footwear, Cap or hat, Sunscreen, and Water bottle.
Recommendations: Personal identification, Cell phone or camera, and Money or card for personal expenses.
Included Services
- Accredited Tour Guide (Cadastur)- Transportation throughout the experience
- Specialized historical and cultural interpretation
Not Included
- Food
- Beverages
- Personal shopping
- Hotel transfer to meeting point (optional, upon request)
🚨🚨Note: Bilingual version available upon request, consult prices.
⚠️⚠️ To depart, 2 people are required or equivalent amount.
Children Policy
Children from 0 to 4 years old: 1 child per couple is complimentary
Children above 5: full price.
🚨🚨 *All locations are subject to weather and logistics.