Hotels near Braga Airport - BGZ, Braga

A delightful town, easy to walk round and interesting sights. The staff at the tourist information centre were exceptionally helpful and advised us what to see and do and how to get to places we wanted. They spoke excellent English. The highlight of our stay was a visit to the Museu Nogueira Da Silva with its gorgeous garden and nice little coffee shop. The chap who welcomed us at the Museu was very friendly and spoke good English. We also went out to Bom Jesus the World Heritage site, an easy bus ride away. The Jardim De Santa Barbara was a perfect place for lunch.

Very historic town. Very laid back atmosphere with plenty of places to eat. Transport cheap, people friendly touristy type of town with plenty to see and do. Weather hot and sunny. Very easy to get from here to other places by public transport plenty of options.

Braga is a charming small city. The trip to Dom Jesus is well worth making. We walked from the apartment and had a very enjoyable day. There is a great variety of places to eat or drink within a very short walk from the apartment.

Great weather when we were there. Very walkable street in the centre of the city and plenty of places to eat and drink. Good value can be found but some places overpriced in the centre. Good transport to the city and good access to Porto airport only 40 mins by bus

A small city north of Porto, with a lot of history and attractions. Plenty of shops, cafes, old churches, and restaurants, but the bar scene is lacking. There are many senior citizens here, since it's one of the more affordable and lovable parts of Portugal. I like kebab restaurants, but otherwise cooked for myself in hostel kitchens.

It has a lot of history, with older churches and castle fortresses. Very walkable and scenic. I was told by a Portuguese local early in my trip that Braga has a lot of older retirees visit and reside there, and that's accurate. I found Braga affordable, although housing costs can be too much.