live in Braga
If you want to live in Portugal, but don't want to live in Lisbon or Porto, Braga is a good option, but you need to know that there are many Brazilians there.
1. Location and Population
2. Structure - Shopping - Cinema - Hospital
3. Education
4. Transport
5. The Labor Market
Why Choose BRAGA in PORTUGAL
6. Costs
1. Location and Population
Located in the north, Braga is ideal for those looking for peace and tranquility.
Where is Braga?
Braga is a city in northern Portugal, in the Minho region, located between the River Douro and the River Minho.
It borders the south with the city of Porto, about 55 km away.
The district has a total population of just over 844,000 inhabitants and comprises a total of 14 municipalities.
The municipality of Braga has 181,000 inhabitants spread over 37 parishes.
It is one of the oldest cities in the country, founded by Emperor Caesar Augustus in 16 BC.
Braga is the third largest city in Portugal. In addition, it has the largest number of gardens, squares and churches per square meter in the country.
Braga also has the advantage of being close to Guimarães, Porto and even Lisbon, so you can take the opportunity to visit and get to know the cities that surround us.
2. Structure - Shopping - Cinema - Hospital
shopping and shopping
1. Shopping Braga Parque
2. Shopping Nova Arcada
3. Rua do Souto
4. Antónia Lage Boutique
5. São João Market
6. Cod Market
Cinemas in the malls.
Hospital
NHS - National Health Service
Braga Hospital, EPE
The Hospital de Braga is a reference hospital and is considered one of the best in the country. With 2800 professionals, it provides healthcare to around 1.2 million people in the districts of Braga and Viana do Castelo.
3. Education
University of Minho - public
is a public higher education institution founded in 1973 in the city of Braga, joining the group of "New Universities", starting its academic activities in 1975/76. 19,500 students.
4. Transport
A city connected by bus
Braga is the third largest city in Portugal, however, it does not have a subway, only urban and intercity buses and trains to other cities in the country. Trains in Braga mainly connect the cities of Porto, Famalicão, Viana do Castelo, Aveiro, Coimbra and Lisbon, the country's capital.
Public transport in Braga is done by TUB (Transportes Urbanos de Braga).
it has more than 60 bus lines within the city.
Single ticket 1.55€
Advance ticket €0.74
Monthly pass €21.30
Students €16.20
Retired €5.60
1 day tourist ticket €3.35
2-day tourist ticket 6.05€
3 days tourist ticket 8.05€
To Porto, the best way is by train. The journey takes an average of 1h11, with the Intercidades train. The round trip ticket is €6.50.
5. The Labor Market
Braga has an economy very focused on industry, especially in the sectors of information, communication and electronic technologies, engineering, construction and the environment, but also in commerce and tourism.
Those with qualifications and experience in the IT industry, particularly in software development and web design, are increasingly needed. But the construction industry also continues to thrive.
6. Cost of living
The cost of living in Braga, in general, is similar to the rest of the country, especially in relation to food and monthly bills.
The cost of living is lower compared to the Portuguese capital and the city of Porto.
It is the ideal place for those looking for tranquility, mild climates and want to live in the oldest city in Portugal.
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