Tuk Tuk Braga City Tour - What better way to start your adventure than by hopping on a cute, colorful Tuk Tuk for a guided tour around Braga? It’s like being in a little sightseeing parade, and you’ll get to see all the best spots without breaking a sweat. Perfect for those who prefer a "VIP" style of touring. 

Visit Bom Jesus do Monte and Take the Funicular - For those who want a view that will literally take your breath away, head to Bom Jesus do Monte. You can take the funicular up (because, honestly, why would you want to hike when there’s a ride involved?), and once you're at the top, the views will make you feel like you’re on top of the world. 

Visit the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Sameiro, Se de Braga, and Igreja de Santa Cruz - Braga’s churches are iconic and beautiful—plus, they give you a chance to catch your breath after all the sightseeing. Whether you're into history, architecture, or just want a moment of calm, these spots are worth the visit. We’ll call it "culture with a side of serenity." 

Take a Stroll Through Praça da República and Jardim de Santa Bárbara - Feeling like you need to take a little stroll after all that sightseeing? Head to Praça da República and the charming Jardim de Santa Bárbara. They’re picturesque, peaceful, and perfect for a little walk, a coffee, or just to relax and take in the atmosphere. Bonus points if you grab an ice cream along the way! 

Go Shopping at the Mercado Municipal de Braga - Okay, let’s be real—shopping is always a must. The Mercado Municipal is the perfect spot to pick up some delicious local produce, handcrafted goodies, or maybe a few souvenirs (because who doesn't want to brag about finding the perfect Portuguese trinket?). 

Visit the Parque Nacional Peneda-Gerês - If you’re in the mood for nature, Gerês is the place to be. It’s a magical national park full of scenic lakes, waterfalls, and hikes that will make you feel like you’re in a fairy tale. Whether you’re up for a hike or just a chill lakeside picnic, it’s perfect for unwinding. Trust me, your insta pics will be stunning. 

Take Your Chances at the Water Park or Have a Relaxing Day by the Lake - For those of us who can’t resist a water park, Gerês has you covered. But if you’d rather be more zen, you can chill by the lake, enjoy the view, and just relax. Either way, it’s a win-win, and you’re bound to feel like a kid again. 

Go Off-Roading on an ATV or Downhill Mountain Biking with Chris - Calling all adventurers! If you’re up for a little off-road action, ATV tours or mountain biking through the hills of Gerês are the way to go. Don’t worry if you’ve never done it before—Chris will guide you, and Sofia will probably join in as long as it’s not too wild. 

The Roman Baths of Maximinus - Step back in time and visit the Roman Baths of Maximinus, right in the heart of Braga. Feel like you’ve walked straight into a history book, except this one’s filled with mystery and a lot of ancient stones. Great for history buffs or anyone who likes pretending they’re an archaeologist. 

The Arch of the New Gate (Arco da Porta Nova) - This stunning arch is one of Braga’s most famous landmarks. Perfect for that dramatic selfie or a slow-motion video of you walking through it as if you’re the main character in a romantic movie. Bonus: It's a great spot for a little snack afterward! 

Francesinha - The "hangover cure" of Portugal. It's a sandwich, but not just any sandwich – it’s a saucy, cheesy, meaty tower of dreams. You won’t need to eat again for 3 days, but hey, at least you’ll have a good story for your Instagram. 

Bacalhau à Braga – Why settle for just any cod when you can have cod Braga-style? This dish is what we’ll all be dreaming about after a long night of dancing and celebrating. It’s like the love child of comfort food and a Portuguese fiesta! 

Queijo da Serra - Cheese so good, it might just ruin all other cheeses for you. Pair it with some honey and we’re talking romance on a plate. If you don’t eat it, we’ll judge you lightly, but lovingly. 

Chouriço Assado – Chorizo, but it’s Portuguese and it’s grilled over fire. It's the kind of dish that makes you feel like a Viking. Get it while it’s hot and smoky (like the wedding dance moves that are coming later). 

Vinho Verde – The wine that says, “Let’s keep the party going!" It's fresh, it's zesty, and it’s the drink that’ll make everyone think they can still handle one more dance move. Warning: You may regret this at 2 AM when you’re trying to explain it was a perfectly acceptable decision. 

Bacalhau à Brás – If you loved the Bacalhau à Braga, get ready to meet its delicious cousin. Flaky cod, crispy potatoes, scrambled eggs—yes, this is basically the breakfast of champions. We won’t judge if you have it for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. 

Bolinhos de Bacalhau – These crispy codfish cakes are small but mighty! If you're feeling snacky (who isn’t?), these little bites of heaven will keep you going through the day. Bonus points if you dip them in mayo and don’t tell anyone. 

Cerveja Artesanal de Braga – The local craft beer of Braga is like the secret handshake of the region. It’s got that perfect balance of hoppy and refreshing—so you'll look extra cool sipping it and saying, “Yeah, I know Braga’s beer.” 

Caldo Verde – A soup so famous, it’s almost like a national treasure. Potatoes, kale, chorizo, and a touch of olive oil. You’ll be warmed from the inside out and ready to tackle whatever the night brings. 

Pastéis de Nata – Oh, the infamous custard tart. These little bites of heaven are basically the reason we’re all here. You haven’t truly experienced Portugal until you’ve devoured one (or five) of these. Pro tip: They taste best when you’re eating them in public, so everyone can see just how much you’re enjoying life. 

Sardinhas Assadas – It’s summer, and there are sardines on the grill. Yes, those little fish that are grilled to perfection and served with love. Don't be intimidated by the bones—this is an experience. You'll be a sardine fan before you even know it (or at least a sardine-tryer).