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Braga Weekly Fair returns to Forum Braga

Braga TV9 September 2026 at 12:09

The Braga Weekly Fair will leave National Road 101 and return to the Forum Braga car park, with the change scheduled for the end of this month. The announcement was made by the mayor of Braga, João Rodrigues. The mayor will thus fulfill a promise previously made to the population. This decision represents a return of the fair to the location where it was installed before being transferred to National Road 101.

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