Braga is one of the youngest cities in Portugal, and life in the city transforms dramatically between August and September. University residences fill up with students again, cafés near the university campuses recover their usual activity and the city resumes its usual rhythm. The article describes this seasonal change as a characteristic phenomenon of Braga.
September is described as the true beginning of the year for thousands of locals and displaced students. The city, which during the summer months loses a significant part of its young population, comes back to life with the return of the academic community. The text suggests that this dynamic is particularly striking in Braga compared to other Portuguese cities. The article ends incompletely, indicating that there is more content on this topic that was not included.
