Guidebook for Braga
Food Scene
Excellent food, perfect service and very cozy.
10 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
RESTAURANTE DONA ELVIRA LDA
Rua da MarginalExcellent food, perfect service and very cozy.
Restaurante Costa
53 R. de São SebastiãoGood Sushi, good food, very cozy
Colinatrum Café
11 R. Damião de GóisVery famous, very relaxing
The of the most beautiful and famous coffee in Braga. It has the most beautiful terrace of the city, next to the beautiful garden St. Barbara
Pastelaria Lusitana
127 R. Dr. Justino CruzThe of the most beautiful and famous coffee in Braga. It has the most beautiful terrace of the city, next to the beautiful garden St. Barbara
A Brasileira
17 Largo do Barão de São MartinhoHistoric coffie,
Drinks & Nightlife
Tapas ＆ Copos de Janes
14 Largo de São João do SoutoEnjoy good wine, and appetizers
good atmosphere and good music for long nights...!!!
15 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Bô Zen
Avenida Dom João IIgood atmosphere and good music for long nights...!!!
Gin Lovers - Champagne & Gin Club
40 R. Andrade CorvoSightseeing
It has the best view of the city of Braga.
124 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Bom Jesus do Monte
It has the best view of the city of Braga.
One of the greatest religious places of Europe
49 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Santuário do Sameiro
44 Av. Nossa Sra. do SameiroOne of the greatest religious places of Europe
The oldest Catholic Cathedral Iberian peninsula It is beautiful for Baroque arquittura currently and very well preserved. Its central point, of the Holy Week celebrations.
Regarded as an Episcopalian irradiation center and one of the most important temples of the Romanesque in the country, here are the tombs of Henry of Burgundy, Count of Portugal and his wife, Teresa of Leon, parents of D. Afonso Henriques, first king of Portugal.
110 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Catedral de Braga
Rua Dom Paio MendesThe oldest Catholic Cathedral Iberian peninsula It is beautiful for Baroque arquittura currently and very well preserved. Its central point, of the Holy Week celebrations.
Regarded as an Episcopalian irradiation center and one of the most important temples of the Romanesque in the country, here are the tombs of Henry of Burgundy, Count of Portugal and his wife, Teresa of Leon, parents of D. Afonso Henriques, first king of Portugal.
Arco da Porta Nova
127 R. Dom Diogo de SousaRua do Souto
Rua do SoutoParks & Nature
Monte Bom
Arts & Culture
Biscainhos station
Theatro Circo
697 Av. da LiberdadeGetting Around
Central de Camionagem de Braga
110 Av. Gen. Norton de Matos