Braga and Guimarães Private Day Trip from Porto
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Experience Highlights
Embark on a private day trip from Porto to discover the cities of Braga and Guimarães. With a private guide, explore the history and architecture of these destinations, from the Bom Jesus Sanctuary in Braga to the medieval charm of the historic centre of Guimarães.
You'll also get a taste of the local gastronomy with lunch included.
- Enjoy a personalised experience with a private guide.
- Visit two of Portugal's most beautiful cities in one day.
- Explore historical and architectural landmarks, such as the Bom Jesus Sanctuary and the Guimarães Castle.
What’s included
- Private tour to Braga and Guimarães with departure from Porto
- Lunch
- Driver / guide
- Pick up and return to the hotel
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Step by Step
On this private day trip from Porto you will have the opportunity to discover Braga and Guimarães. You will tour the Minho area accompanied by an expert local guide.
You can request to be picked up from your accommodation in Porto or the centre of Gaia before starting the tour. Transfers to both cities are also included.
In Braga, known as the Portuguese Rome due to its many churches and cathedrals, you will visit:
- The Bom Jesus Sanctuary, an impressive Baroque hilltop complex.
- The Bom Jesus Funicular, which avoids climbing the steps to enjoy panoramic views of the city.
- In addition, you will explore the historic centre of Braga, where you will find the Braga Cathedral, one of the oldest churches in Portugal. You can also enjoy a typical regional lunch to get a taste of the local gastronomy.
In Guimarães, considered the cradle of Portugal, you will visit places such as:
- Guimarães Castle, a medieval fortress that was the birthplace of the first king of Portugal.
- The historic centre, where you can stroll through the cobbled streets, admiring the medieval architecture of its buildings and churches.