The Bom Jesus de Braga is a majestic monument and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2019.
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to the Baroque
The vast cultural heritage, the ever-present religiosity, the green and pleasant spaces for outdoor activities, the creative and cosmopolitan atmosphere, make Braga a destination not to be missed, whether you are traveling to Braga for academic reasons, for work or simply for leisure.
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Braga Cathedral is the oldest cathedral in the country, a title that supports popular expressions such as "older than Braga Cathedral".
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This arch without a door was opened in the city walls because there were no more heated wars in Portugal.
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The Mamoa de Lamas is a prehistoric funerary monument built around five thousand years ago.
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This pre-Roman bathhouse is one of the oldest examples of human occupation in what is now the city of Braga.
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On the site there is only a replica of a Castro house with a thatched roof.
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The Fonte do Ídolo is a cave sanctuary of pre-Roman origin, located in the present-day historic center of Braga.
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In Alto da Cividade, the remains of a thermal complex and a Roman theater can be seen.
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The Domus da Escola Velha da Sé preserves traces of a Roman dwelling in the Italic tradition.
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The remains can be seen in situ, through a glass floor installed inside the famous Braga establishment "Frigideiras do Cantinho".
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he intervened area corresponds to the central core of the Roman city, near the forum.
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The small chapel of Montélios owes its existence to São Frutuoso, bishop of Dume and Braga during the Visigothic era.
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São Geraldo is the patron saint of the city of Braga, and on the day dedicated to his celebration, the chapel comes alive with fruit-based decorations.
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It is a remarkable example of Portuguese medieval Gothic architecture.
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The Bom Jesus de Braga is a majestic monument and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2019.
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Also known as "Casa do Mexicano", this palace was born from the ingenuity of the great architect André Soares, in the middle of the 18th century.
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From the solitude of the monasteries, the Benedictine Monastery of São Martinho de Tibães was founded in the 11th century.
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The Convent, College and Basilica of the Congregation is considered André Soares' "most emotional" work of architecture.
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Most of this building was rebuilt at the end of the 18th century, a project designed by the architect Carlos Amarante.
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According to the famous legend, there are two roosters in relief hidden in its façade.
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Located in the heart of the historic center, it provides personalized and multilingual support to visitors from all over the world.
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The Santa Bárbara Garden is a public garden, unmistakable thanks to the bright colors that emanate from its well-kept flowers.
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The Estádio 1º de Maio is located in Braga's Parque da Ponte and is used for soccer and athletics competitions and training.
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The Tree of Life Chapel is located inside the Conciliar Seminary of St. Peter and St. Paul.
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