Location and Access
The neighborhood of Barra is situated at the tip of the peninsula which is the city of Salvador. Its main access is given by the Centennial Avenue to the west, the Oceanic Avenue to the south and avenues Seven September, also called the Ladeira da Barra and the Princess Elizabeth, to the north.
The Princess Elizabeth Avenue is the most central and passes through the tiny neighborhood of Barra Avenue.
Barra includes the districts of Vitória, Graça and Barra Avenida (North), Ondina and Chame-Chame (the east), the Atlantic Ocean (the south) and the Bay of All Saints (west). This location makes barra one of the few places in Brazil where it is possible to view the sun both rise and set at sea.
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