Hotel Bracara Augusta
Historic charm in Braga's centre with a tea garden and traditional dining
About this stay
Stepping into Hotel Bracara Augusta means embracing the history of Braga, with its foundations in a beautifully restored 14th-century building. The rooms blend modern comforts with original features like stone walls and hardwood floors, creating a unique atmosphere. Mornings can start with a stroll through the tea garden, a tranquil spot to relax before exploring the city. The Centurium restaurant, with its vaulted ceilings, offers a delightful journey through Portuguese and international flavours, while the bar provides a relaxed setting for an evening drink. Its central location puts guests right at the heart of Braga's cultural heritage.
- Historic building
- Central location
- Family-friendly
- Restaurant and bar
Our take
Hotel Bracara Augusta is the central Braga address I would choose for character. The renovated historic building keeps its stone walls and wooden floors, while rooms add air conditioning and modern comfort. The Centurium restaurant, with its vaulted ceilings, makes dining in an easy decision, and the tea garden is a calm spot after a day in the streets. The Nogueira da Silva Museum is around 200 metres away. An 8.3 rating across 614 reviews shows a dependable stay in the old centre.
- Explore the Nogueira da Silva Museum, it's only 200 metres from the hotel.
- Dine at Restaurant Centurium to experience traditional Portuguese cuisine in a historic setting.
- Take advantage of the tea garden for a quiet moment away from the city bustle.
Why we love it
- A renovated 14th-century historic building
- Located in Braga's historical centre
- Family-friendly atmosphere
- Restaurant with traditional cuisine
Why guests love itHotel Bracara Augusta occupies a renovated historic building in the centre of Braga, so families can explore the old town on foot and return easily between visits. Rooms keep original stone walls and wooden floors alongside air conditioning, and the tea garden is a quiet corner for a pause. The Centurium restaurant serves Portuguese and international dishes under vaulted ceilings, and the Nogueira da Silva Museum is about 200 metres away. Guests rate it 8.3 out of 10 across 614 reviews.