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Salvador, Bahia

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Salvador is a big city in Brazil.

Brazil Bahia Salvador location map
Brazil Bahia Salvador location map

It sits by the blue ocean.

Salvador BA
Salvador BA

The city is on a small piece of land. It has a bay on one side.

The city has two levels. One part is high up. The other part is low down.

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Entardecer elevedor lacerda

An elevator helps people move between them.

Salvador is very old. It was once the first capital of Brazil. It has many pretty buildings.

Solar Ferrão fachada 2008
Solar Ferrão fachada 2008

Some buildings are very old.

Many people love the music there. The city even has a big street party. It is one of the biggest in the world!

It is a busy place with many people. You can find great food and fun too.

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