Sao Luis guided walking tour

Free cancellation

Place: São Luís

Duration: up to 3 hours 30 minutes

Language: Portuguese

Availability: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday

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Hotel pick up

Do this because

Explore the most important sights of Sao Luis with a Portuguese speaking guide
Walk through the streets of the historical center
Admire the beauty, legends and history of the city
Discover Sao Luis, City Cultural Heritage of Humanity since 2007

What to expect

Long live the almost 400 years of history with this broadly popular multi-ethnic city that is home to one of the largest historical centers in the Americas. The ride to Sao Luis is scenic and you will enjoy a walk through the neighborhoods of Praia Grande (now known as Revive Project), Avenida Litorânea, among other places of interest in this historic city. Walking through the streets of Sao Luis historical center is like experiencing literarious and religious sceneries. Taste the local cuisine and see how Maranhão welcomes its visitors. The city is an island that enchants for its beauty, legends and history. Surrounded by warm water beaches all year, Sao Luis, City Cultural Heritage of Humanity since 2007, offers visitors centuries-old streets with colonial buildings and tiles.

Itinerary:

Departure from the hotel, past the Calhau beach, San Marcos, Ponta D'areia and Jansen Lagoon, to the Historical Center, walk through the cobbled streets of hewn stone. On the tour you will visit the main points of the city, places that keeps evidence of the history of Sao Luis.

Please note that there are some hotels in the city that are not included in the pick-up routes of the local operator. You will need to contact the tour company in order to arrange the pick-up. You will find all the contact details in the voucher you will receive after booking
The Palace of the Lions (Wednesday to Sunday) and the Arthur Azevedo Theatre (Monday to Friday) are open to visitors only in the afternoon, from 2.00pm. At Mondays museums are closed for maintenance