Known as the Rome of Portugal, Braga's compact centre is packed with splendid baroque churches. Baroque churches, and the clamouring of their bells, are a constant reminder of who's in charge here. Indeed, Braga has been a religious power centre since the conversion of the Visigoths in the 6th century. Its cathedral - built in the 12th century as Portugal was still being wrestled from the Moors - is the oldest in Portugal.
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