Water bottle (0.33 liter) | USD 1.15 |
Eggs (12) | USD 1.94 |
Cinema, international release, 1 seat | USD 8.14 |
1 Pair of men leather shoes | USD 71.19 |
1 Pair of Nike shoes | USD 99.44 |
Water bottle (1.5 liter) | USD 0.77 |
Apples (1kg) | USD 2.03 |
One-way ticket (local transport) | USD 1.49 |
Mid range bottle of wine | USD 4.07 |
Tomato (1kg) | USD 1.45 |
The small Portuguese parish of Sequeira is located in Braga municipality and despite its size, many tourists catch cheap flights to Sequeira as its location is convenient for people to visit the nearby regions of Braga. The Sequeira Church is a notable place of interest.
People taking cheap flights to Sequeira can book any of the hotels in Sequeira and from there, visit the various attractions nearby. Braga is enriched with a historical heritage which goes back to late Neolithic ages and even Roman eras. During the Roman times, the city was actually a settlement centre. Throughout the city, there are numerous monuments and sites that depict the history of the city. In fact, the city can be said to be a treasure house of civic, military and religious architecture.
Some of the remarkable spots of civic architecture which are a must visit include Roman Thermae of Maximinus, Arch of the New Gate, Palace of the Falcoes, Fountain of the Iron Waters, Fountain of the Idol, Palace of Raio, Hospital of Sao Marcos, Theatro Circo, Seven Sources Aqueduct and Residence of the Crivos. The hospital is really a must see as despite the obvious functionality, it is an architectural wonder with a facade that is no less intricate and beautiful than any religious monument. The complex Baroque-style Carlos Amarante features accents and ornate double belfry. The Palace is a Baroque-Rococo style urban residence from the 18th century that is beautifully decorated with Andres Soares’ blue azulejo facade.
From the military perspective, there are some buildings that deserve special mention and must be visited by tourists. The Tower of Braga Castle, the Gothic tower’s remains from the 14th century and the Tower of Santiago are especially important. The Tower of Santiago is a mix of Rococo, Baroque and Gothic elements and was designed by Andre Soares, the Portuguese Baroque master.
There are varied religious places to visit as well, as there are a large number of chapels, monasteries, cathedrals, sanctuaries and churches. Some that deserve special mention are Chapel of Espirito Santo, Archiepiscopal Palace of Braga, Church of Sao Martinho, Convent of Populo, Monastery of Dumio etc.