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Welcome to Braga, one of Portugal’s oldest cities and a hub of religious and cultural heritage. Famous for its impressive Bom Jesus do Monte Sanctuary, this city offers a stunning blend of Baroque architecture, historic churches, and lively streets filled with modern energy. Braga’s rich history can be seen in its well-preserved Roman ruins and the Braga Cathedral, the oldest in Portugal. Explore its charming squares, vibrant markets, and indulge in traditional Portuguese cuisine. Known as the city of archbishops, Braga is a center for religious festivals and events, offering visitors a spiritual and cultural experience like no other. Discover the perfect balance of history, faith, and contemporary life in Braga.
Our free tour in Braga is guided in Spanish, every day. It lasts about 2h30 and starts at Campo das Hortas: look for the blue umbrella. Booking is free. At the end you pay what you think the tour was worth, and that is why our guides put their heart and soul into every walk.
If you understand Spanish:
The baroque gateway to the old town.
So old that the Portuguese say “older than the Sé of Braga”.
The blue-tiled rococo palace by André Soares.
The city’s favourite meeting point.
A flower garden beside the medieval Archbishop’s Palace.
The hilltop sanctuary listed by UNESCO, just outside the centre. Our guides give tips for getting there.
CP urban trains (Braga line) leave from São Bento and Campanhã stations and take about 1h10. Braga station is within walking distance of the old town. Check times on cp.pt.
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