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Museu Dom Diogo de Sousa
The Museu Dom Diogo de Sousa, a major new archaeological museum, houses exhibits from the whole of north Portugal, with a particular emphasis on the region around Braga. Free entry Sunday before 01:00. Check at the tourist office for details.
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Museu dos Biscaínhos
An 18th-century aristocrat's palace is now home to the enthusiastic Museu dos Biscaínhos, with a nice collection of Roman relics and 17th- to 19th-century pottery and furnishings. The palace itself is the reason to come, with its polychrome, chestnut-panelled ceilings and 18th-century azulejos depicting hunting scenes. The ground floor is paved with deeply ribbed flagstones on which carriages would have once rattled through to the stables. The mazelike gardens at the rear also deserve a visit.
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