The Church of Bonfim is a famous Catholic church located in Salvador, Brazil. Built in the 18th century, it is known for its stunning baroque architecture and vibrant colors. The church is dedicated to Our Lord of Bonfim, a revered figure in Brazilian Catholicism, attracting thousands of visitors each year. One of the church's unique features is the colorful ribbons, called fitas, tied to its gates. Visitors often tie these ribbons with wishes or prayers, believing that when the ribbons wear off, their wishes will be granted. The church is also the center of the annual Bonfim Festival, celebrating faith and culture.