Located in the historical district, Pelourinho is the largest collection of Baroque colonial architecture in Latin America, considered a UNESCO World Heritage site. An exotic and mystic place rich of folk culture, and majestic churches, convents and museums. Pelourinho is not only a tourist attraction for its picturesque, cobblestone streets and authentic colonial buildings, but it’s also known as a great leisure place. Crowded with cafes, live music bars, dance halls and delicious restaurants, Pelô is visited by tourists and natives looking for fun. Don’t be surprised to listen to all kinds of music and rythms while walking around the Pelô, and you’ll be amazed how easy it is to be hypnotized by Olodum songs and dance steps.Resting on a hill overlooking the Baia de Todos os Santos (All Saints Bay), Pelourinho offers you all in one place; it’s also a great place to buy souvenirs such as handcrafts, antiques, african-bahian sculptures and other trinkets that makes great gifts.