Bragança
Bragança is renowned as an important historical and cultural center, celebrated for the hospitality of its people and the tranquility it offers. Located in the heart of the Trás-os-Montes region, it received its first royal charter in 1187, granted by King Sancho I, the second king of Portugal.
As a district capital, Bragança's beauty is reflected in its natural landscapes, rich historical heritage, and the preservation of traditions. Highlights include the imposing Bragança Castle, the Domus Municipalis—the only example of Romanesque civil architecture in Portugal—the scenic vistas of Montesinho Natural Park, and the typical Transmontano villages.
The region also invites visitors to indulge in its rich gastronomy, featuring renowned smoked sausages, roasted kid goat, and the famous chestnut pudding. Bragança is undoubtedly a destination where the past and present converge, offering unique experiences to those who visit.
Accommodation
For room bookings, please contact the hotels directly and use the code HELIX2025 to benefit from the special congress discount.