One of Brazil’s oldest cities, Vitória, was founded on 1551 and is located in an archipelago. Its natural beauties as the mountains, beaches and the city interconnecting islands with bridges create a scenario that does not lack for any other seaside capital of the country. With a bus ticket to Vitoria ES you know a beautiful city, full of charms.
With a structure, that attracts businessperson, researchers and engineers, Victoria and Tubarão ports generate an economic movement in modern and well-equipped hotels in the city. However, Victoria has not only tourism for those looking to do business. With many historical and sightseeing, the city offers a lot to see and do.
Using the bus to get to town, your arrived at the Vitoria bus station, built by Governor Élcio Alvares in 1979. Monthly, the bus station receive about 125 thousand passengers and have a structure with restaurants, coffee shops, cafes, banks, parking and taxis.
Travel by bus to Vitoria – ES and find a rich gastronomy, history, beaches and tons of fun! Vitoria has everything a good tourist city can offer. The temperature is high for most of the year, an invitation to enjoy its beaches. The main ones are the beach Jurema, Curva da Jurema and Camburi. All of them offer excellent infrastructure, with boardwalk to and kiosks prepared to receive tourists.
Nearby, the city of Vila Velha has an architecture that dates back more than 450 with viewpoints that allow admire the relief of the city from top. On top of a hill is the Convento da Penha, one of the oldest shrines in the country. Tourists make the pilgrimage to the chapel where, every year, the celebration of Nossa Senhora da Penha happens. The feast occurs in the following Easter week with processions, concerts and celebrations for the saint.
Another tour option of Vila Velha is Garoto’s chocolate factory, which was founded by a German immigrant in 1929 and the Museu da Vale, both in the neighborhood of Gloria. Located in an old train station, the Museu da Vale has a huge train line where circulates thumbnails of old locomotives in a scenario reproduced with great care.
Let’s talk about the cuisine. Vitoria has a very famous plate called moqueca capixaba and it is served in a traditional pot with its black-red color that comes from urucum ink. The fame is so big that this moqueca give its name to the Rota do Sol, a touristic route that starts in Vitória and goes southward passing by Vila Velha, Guarapari and Anchieta, it is an must do trip.
If you are still not convinced to buy your bus ticket to Vitoria, know that all its people have a unique sympathy, are very cheerful and hospitable.
You will not regret to include this beautiful city in your travel itinerary.
