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Braga, nestled in the northwest part of Portugal, offers a captivating blend of ancient history, rich culture, and vibrant modern life. Known as the religious heart of the country, it boasts an impressive number of churches, the most famous probably being the Bom Jesus do Monte sanctuary. Its cobbled streets are lined with brunch cafes, exquisite eateries, and unique shops that bring the city's old-world charm to life. With its well-preserved remains from Roman times, stunning baroque architecture, and tranquil gardens such as Santa Barbara Garden, Braga is a city that persuasively combines tradition and tranquility with youthful energy and contemporary creativity.

Braga

The main attractions in Braga were pretty accessible by foot, it’s not exactly a big city. The environment was super clean, the people were friendly, I felt very safe and comfortable moving around on my own, and it was a pretty nice city to walk around.

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