- Known locally as Sé de Braga, Braga Cathedral is located in the historical center of Braga, in the heart of Portugal’s Minho region, located in the northern part...
- Sé de Braga, also known as Braga Cathedral, is a magnificent religious monument that stands as a symbol of Braga’s historical and cultural significance.
- Also called the Santa Maria de Braga Cathedral, artistic relics, of its more than nine centuries of history, are preserved within.
- The Cathedral of Braga occupies an enviable place in the urban space: it is exactly in the middle of the Roman city, on the wall of the Roman city.
- The bishopric of Braga was restored around 1071 once the city was returned to Christian rule. A new cathedral was consecrated in 1089.
- The Cathedral of Braga ( Portuguese: Sé de Braga) is one of the most important monuments of the city of Braga in northern Portugal.
- Its more than nine centuries of history also gave rise to the expression "Older than the Cathedral of Braga", used to refer to something very old.
- The Chapel of the Kings (in Portuguese, Capela dos Reis) is another funeral chapel in Gothic style, which is part of the Braga Cathedral complex.
- Located in the city of Braga, the cathedral is an impressive structure that has been standing since the 12th century and is a must-see for any visitor to the area.