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Viva Braga
in its entirety
Every moment in Braga is an opportunity to discover something new. From vibrant culture to relaxing leisure, find activities and experiences that make your visit memorable.
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Never stay
outside
Keep up to date with the celebrations, activities, concerts and festivals that bring the city to life all year round
Agenda +Local Trade
Shopping with history
and soul
Explore Braga's local shops, where traditions live side by side with innovative proposals, offering you unique and authentic shopping.
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Founded on March 17, 1907, by Adolpho de Azevedo, a businessman from Porto and vice-consul of Brazil in Braga.
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Negrita is located on Avenida Central and is known for the smell of freshly ground coffee.
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Iconic spaces
and unmissable events
From vibrant shows to inspiring exhibitions and performances, Braga is a city that celebrates culture in all its forms, in iconic and multidisciplinary spaces that you have to see.
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The St. John's Festival in Braga is the biggest and oldest Sanjoaninas in Portugal.
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Braga wears white, not only for those who live there, but also for the many thousands of visitors who come to our city.
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The solemnities of Holy Week are the highlight of the religious festivities in the city of Braga.
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The magic and spirit of Christmas invades the streets of the city, offering the best of Christmas traditions to locals and visitors alike.
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Braga recreates an authentic Roman setting thanks to the Braga Romana event.
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Get to know the city
in activity
From urban adventures to quiet walks, experience Braga in a whole new way.
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Begin a unique journey of self-discovery and personal transformation at the Sanctuary of Bom Jesus do Monte.
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Sailing on these boats is an experience that combines tranquillity, leisure and direct contact with the beauty of the sanctuary's natural surroundings.
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The oldest operating elevator in the world to use the water counterweight system, inaugurated in 1882.
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Hop aboard Braga's tourist train and discover the city's historic center.
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Climbing, paintball, mini-golf, orienteering, mountain biking, target shooting, quick jumping, tree climbing - Picoto Park opens its doors to adventure.
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Get moving
and enjoy nature
Venture out or relax in the middle of nature, on hiking trails, magnificent viewpoints and spaces perfect for outdoor recreation.
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The Rodovia Sports Park is one of the best places to practice sporting activities in Braga.
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The karting track hosts national and international events, attracting drivers of all levels.
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With several pools, both indoor and outdoor, the space is ideal for swimming and other water activities.
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The pavilion is named after Flávio Sé Leite, an important figure for the club and for handball in Braga.
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Designed by renowned architect Eduardo Souto de Moura.
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Routes with soul
Discover paths that invite you on an inner journey, taking routes with deep spiritual meaning.
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This itinerary is made up of several routes in Portugal, but it is important to highlight the historical role of the Central Portuguese Way through Braga.
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The Camino de São Rosendo is a unique pilgrimage route linking Santo Tirso to Santiago de Compostela.
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The Geira and Arrieiros Way is the one that most reflects the historical and cultural traits of the northern region of Portugal.
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In memory of the Salamantine writer Diego de Torres Villarroel, this route retraces his journey between Salamanca and Santiago de Compostela.
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Minho tradition and festivity
Braga's fairs and pilgrimages are lively moments of popular and cultural celebration, full of color, music and tradition. Explore these emblematic festivals that reflect the authenticity and soul of Minho.
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The festival stands out for its community involvement and takes place next to the parish church of Tenões.
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Traditionally held in July, the festival attracts thousands of people, including residents and visitors.
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They stand out for their religious importance, with the Eucharist held in honor of the holy martyr, which attracts faithful and visitors from the region.
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One of the most emblematic and oldest festivities in Minho, it attracts thousands of faithful and visitors to the mountain of Falperra.
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Festas in Honor of the Blessed Sacrament and the Sacred Heart of Jesus - Sobreposta
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An important tradition is the raising of the arch, a symbol of community unity that is more than 125 years old.
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Highlights include the Feira Franca with a livestock competition and various musical performances.
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A territory that echoes with Braga
When the dusk bell marks the beginning, Braga is transformed. The night lights up with terraces, bars and live music, with the city pulsating in every street, in every conversation. It's a young, creative night, where ideas and sounds, tradition and the future meet. In Braga, the night doesn't fall asleep: it vibrates, summons and continues.
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The Sardinha Biba nightclub in Braga, founded in 1995, is one of the city's most iconic nightspots.
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Café-Concerto RUM by Mavy is located in the GNRation building in Braga.
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Setra is a cozy establishment located behind Braga's Cathedral.
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The owner, who was a regular at this century-old bar, decided to reopen it and give it a new image.
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