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Braga is a historic city in northern Portugal, known for its rich cultural heritage, religious significance, and vibrant atmosphere. Often called the "Portuguese Rome" due to its many religious sites, Braga is one of the oldest and most important religious centers in Portugal. Bom Jesus do Monte is a renowned religious sanctuary and famous pilgrimage site located in Braga. Its name means Good Jesus of the Mount. It is celebrated for its stunning baroque architecture, impressive stairway, and beautiful surrounding gardens. Perched on a hill, the sanctuary offers panoramic views of Braga and the surrounding landscape. The most striking feature of Bom Jesus do Monte is its grand, sweeping baroque staircase, consisting of over 600 steps divided into multiple flights, adorned with sculptures, fountains, and chapels. The staircase symbolizes the journey of spiritual ascent and is a masterpiece of religious art and architecture Republic square is a central and vibrant square in Braga. It serves as an important social and cultural hub in the city. The square has historical roots and has long been a focal point for public gatherings, events, and city life in Braga. Santa Barbara Garden is a beautifully landscaped public garden. The garden is framed by the ruins of the arcade of the Episcopal Palace, adding a historic flair to its beauty. Municipal Square is a lively square lined with trees and a historic fountain at the centre. On one side of the square is the Braga city hall, a Baroque palace that dates to 1754. On the other side of the square is the public library which is also housed in a former palace which dates to 1746. Both Baroque buildings were designed by André Soares. Saint Markus Church and the Braga letters are distinct attractions in Braga. Situated in the city center of Braga, this church is part of the Saint Marcos Hospital complex. The Church is known for its Baroque-style architecture. Its ornate facade and detailed interior decorations highlight the artistic style of the Baroque period. "BRAGA" letters are a modern and popular installation, typically located in a public square or easily accessible area within the city center of Braga. This installation is a favorite spot for tourists and locals to take photos. The letters serve as a symbolic representation of the city and are often used to promote Braga's identity. Braga Cathedral is the oldest cathedral in Portugal dates to 1089 and was built on the ruins of a Roman Temple. It is a prime example of Romanesque architecture with later Gothic, Baroque, and Renaissance additions. Arch of the New Gate is a historic and iconic monument in Braga. It marks the entrance to the historic city center and is a symbol of Braga's rich heritage. It dates back to the 1772. Designed by a local architect André Soares and built as part of the city’s medieval fortifications. It has served as a main entrance to the city and a defensive structure. Sanctuary of Our Lady of Sameiro is a significant Marian shrine and a popular pilgrimage site. It is dedicated to the Virgin Mary and stands as one of the most important Marian centers in Portugal.