Braga is one of the oldest cities in Portugal, known as the religious center of the country with a rich history and cultural heritage. Founded by the Romans more than 2,000 years ago, this city attracts tourists with its majestic cathedrals, ancient streets and medieval atmosphere. A map of museums and attractions will help you not to miss a single significant place and plan your route through this amazing city. Braga is famous for its museums, which tell about the rich history and culture of the region. In the Pius XII Museum you will find archaeological finds and religious art, and in the Nogueira da Silva Museum - a collection of European art and decorative art. The Medina Museum is dedicated to contemporary Portuguese art, and Braga Cathedral houses unique religious relics. The map will help you easily find these museums and plan your visit. The sights of Braga amaze with its diversity and historical value. Sanctuary Bon Jesos do Monte with its famous staircase, Arcada da Porta Nova, the palace of the Archbishop and the Republic Square - all these places create a unique look of the city. The map will help you to combine them into a single route and enjoy a walk through the ancient streets of Braga. An excellent route to explore the city starts from the Republic Square – the central point of Braga. From here you can go to the Cathedral, then walk along the street of Souta Carneiro to the palace of the Archbishop and complete the route at Sanctuary Bon-Jesus do Monte. The whole journey will take about 2-3 hours, and the map will help you not to lose your way and discover new corners of the city. Braga is a city worth exploring slowly while enjoying its atmosphere. You can go on an independent trip with a map in hand or book a tour with a local guide who will reveal to you the secrets and legends of this ancient city. Plan your journey wisely and discover the richness of Braga’s cultural heritage.