Salvador’s oldest and largest market, the Mercado Modelo, is housed in the reconstructed 19th-century Customs House, which overlooks the harbor. Its lemon-yellow facade opens to a bustling interior with around 200 stalls. Shoppers can explore a variety of local arts, handicrafts, and souvenirs, making it a vibrant hub for both locals and visitors. The market’s historic setting and diverse offerings provide a rich cultural experience, immersing visitors in the colors and textures of Bahian crafts.
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