• Guimaraes Castle - Considered one of the Seven Wonders of Portugal, this castle allows a journey to the beginning of nationality.
• Igreja de Sao Miguel do Castelo - Church where, according to tradition, the first King of Portugal was baptized.
• Paco dos Duques de Braganca - Inspired by the Palacio de Perpignan, it served as the residence of the First Duke of Bragança (D. Afonso).
• Igreja Nossa Senhora do Carmo - Baroque design with gilded altars.
• Praca de S. Tiago - Picturesque square of Centro Historico,
• Largo da Misericordia - The name of the square derives from the Church of Misericordia (Sec XVI)
• Largo do Toural - Considered the main square of the city today, it was an extramural place where a cattle fair was held.
• Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Oliveira - Also known by the Collegiate Church, it has its origins in the 12th century.
• Padrao do Salado - Gothic monument built to perpetuate a military victory in the 14th century.
• Bom Jesus Funicular - One of Braga’s icons has been inscribed on the UNESCO list as a World Heritage Site since 2019. Travel on the Hydraulic Lift included.
• Se de Braga - The Oldest Cathedral in Portugal full of history and curiosities.
• Casa das Bananas - A tradition with a few decades that all inhabitants of Braga repeat at least once a year.
  Hence the expression eat a banana and drink a “banano”. Muscat and banana included.
• Jardim de Santa Barbara - Visit to the gardens of the former Episcopal Palace.
• Igreja de Santa Cruz - One of the most beautiful churches in Braga built in the 17th century.
• Praca da Republica - Main town square where you can feel the pulse of Braga.

• Private transportation
• Alcoholic beverages
• Palace Duques Bragança
• On-board WiFi
• Braga Cathedral
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Guimarães Castle
• Hydraulic lift (Bom Jesus)

• Gratuities
• Lunch

The Northern part of Portugal is not only lush and green, but it’s also a seamless blend of history, tradition, and modernity. Minho is not just the river that demarcates the northern border of the country, but also the origin of a wine that is known by a green name but leaves a lasting impression on anyone who savors it.
Exploring this region means immersing oneself in Guimarães, a UNESCO World Heritage city since 2001, and experiencing its symbolic castle and title as the birthplace of Portugal. It involves losing yourself in its alleyways, filled with stories of the past. It’s about visiting Braga with its majestic cathedral, recognizing the distinct Roman influence, and integrating yourself into its modern city life. Visiting Minho involves climbing to the Church of Bom Jesus and allowing its chapels and gardens to envelop your spirit.
Experiencing Minho entails an appreciation for the landscape, history, culture, tradition, and the true essence of Portugal.

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