AFRO ROUTE WOMEN OF BAHIA


Overview

A 4 to 5-hour itinerary that celebrates the strength and resilience of black women in Bahia's history. Connect with the stories of anonymous and recognized heroines, from the nurses who revolutionized care, through the acarajé vendors who transformed cuisine into heritage, to the warrior Maria Felipa, a symbol of the fight for independence.
Highlights

• National Nursing Museum: Discover the history of Brazil's first nursing school and the crucial role of black women in healthcare.
• Memorial to the Acarajé Vendors: Honor the legacy of the women who turned acarajé into a symbol of resistance and culture.
• Mercado Modelo: Explore the largest craft market in Latin America, with its colors, flavors, and stories.
• Maria Felipa Monument: Learn about the story of the Brazilian independence heroine in Bahia, at a monument that celebrates her bravery.
Itinerary

Stops:


1 National Nursing Museum: Guided tour to learn about the history of nursing in Brazil.


2 National Nursing Museum: Guided tour to learn about the history of nursing in Brazil.


3 Mercado Modelo: Free time for shopping and exploration.


4 Black Female Artist Studio (Pelourinho): Visit to the studio, knowledge of the work, and chat with the artist.


5 Maria Felipa Monument: Visit to the monument and discussion about the heroine's history.


What's Included


• Female guide specialized in Afro-tourism and Bahia history
• Tickets to the National Nursing Museum
• Acarajé tasting
• Visit to the black female artist studio in Pelourinho
• Transportation for all displacements


What's Not Included

• Lunch and drinks
• Shopping at Mercado Modelo
• Personal expenses