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Braga Cathedral is the oldest cathedral in Portugal, featuring a complex architectural blend of Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque styles. It serves as the seat of the Archdiocese of Braga and remains an important site for religious pilgrimage.
Showcase the early 16th-century reconstruction by João de Castilho, representing the height of Portuguese Gothic architecture.

The heart of the cathedral features the complex 'star' rib vaulting characteristic of the Manueline style. Architect João de Castilho oversaw this 16th-century reconstruction, which draws the eye upward toward the stained glass.
Visit the final resting place of significant figures, connecting the cathedral to the founders of the Portuguese nation.

This 14th-century Gothic side chapel offers a more intimate and somber atmosphere. It stands near the Chapel of the Kings, where the parents of Portugal's first monarch are entombed.
Explore the chapel dedicated to the city's patron saint, famous for its Baroque gilding and historical tile panels.

Dedicated to the patron saint of Braga, this chapel features a brilliant Baroque altarpiece. The walls are covered in blue-and-white tiles that illustrate the life and miracles of Saint Gerald.
A peaceful transition space housing significant archaeological artifacts and the historic pillory.

This granite column is a 'pelourinho,' a pillory that once stood as a symbol of justice. It reminds us that the Archbishops of Braga formerly held legal authority over the city's inhabitants.

The Cloister of Saint Amaro offers a peaceful outdoor space filled with architectural fragments. It serves as a quiet transition between the main church and the cathedral's museum complex.
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