Geres National Park was the first protected area founded in Portugal in 1971. It covers a surface of 72000 hectares and offers an extraordinary diversity of sceneries. Exceptional and rare fauna and flora can be found in this area and in no other parts of the country. Human occupation in this region dates from Megalithic period. Celtic and Roman remains abounds in Geres National Park.

Bom Jesus national Park:

Bom Jesus National Park is located close to Bom Jesus church providing views over Geres and Soajo Mountains. The architecture in this area features different shapes and styles. The chapels and the Bom Jesus church are of neoclassical style. The temple featuring a Latin cross shape and water powered lift worth a visit.

Braga historical centre:

Braga features many points of interest including: