Inaugurated in 1915 and planned by the architect João Moura Coutinho, this was the most important construction in Braga in the early 20th century. It is the biggest cultural space in town with a wide variety of offers.

A reborn cultural space where one may visit the church, the entrance, the stables, the gardens of Saint João, the cellars pateo, the kitchen, the rooster's pateo, the chaptr's room and more. It exhibits several collections.

Founded in 1841 and a part of the University of Minho since 1975, it posesses a valuable book collection.

Created in 1918, it was, for some time, lodged at the ancient Bishop’s Palace, where he left from in the 80’s. Its collection is mostly archaeological, from the Palaeolithic till the Middle Ages. It is oriented, mostly, to the preservation and divulgation of the roman city (Bracara Augusta) remains.

The Biscainho Museu is located in a patrimonial ensemble with a house and historical gardens from the XVIII century. This is a manor-house from the baroque period, integrating decorative art collections of Portuguese furniture and ceramic from the XVII and XVIII centuries.

Opened in 2004, this space has four reading rooms, a plastic expression room, an auditorium with 160 seats, an exhibition hall and a bar.

Situated along the Sé de Braga, in the historic centre of the baroque city, the bar Studio 22 is a cultural space. Here are organized live concerts, exhibitions and other events that connect seamlessly with the space bar. Here are served at any hour light meals and tapas, accompanied with a flower tea or other drinks.

A space with modern art exhibitions that also features fine arts conferences and jazz music concerts.

A students association founded in 1990 with the aim of promoting theatrical activities in the Minho University. It features varied theatre plays and contributes to the city's cultural animation.

A space composed of seven modern cinema rooms.