tiago.franco Says: Moura is very well preserved, and you can see examples of Portuguese architecture of different ages. The medieval castle, the middle age churches, the modernist (1950's) buildings like the post office or the tribunal.Also of interest are the typical chimneys that decorate...
Hotel the Moura: The place to stay in Moura
tiago.franco Says: The hotel is located in a charming old historic building. The hotel is very well preserved and clean. It has a small swimming pool, ideal after a day trip around the hot Alentejo countryside.This hotel represents fantastic value for money, if located in a more touristic city...
O Bem disposto: Nice cozy restaurant
tiago.franco Says: A little nice restaurant, with a modern decoration in an ancient building. The choice of plates is a bit limited. But it has a cozy ambient and the service is nice. Not the best value for money, but it is very conveniently located just across the street from the main...
tiago.franco Says: The main Bus Company providing transport to Moura is Rede Expressos. Go to the site for up to date information.
Any Supermarket or Grocery store: Moura Olive Oil
tiago.franco Says: The Moura Olive Oil, was once considered the best of Portugal. People would take the train from Lisbon just to buy a few bottles. You can find it everywhere, just check if it has a Moura indication on the bottle.
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The main Bus Company providing transport to Moura is Rede Expressos. Go to the site for up to date information.
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We spend 3 days in Moura before going to Algarve. Our plans were to use Moura as a base to visit the surrounding area (Barrancos, Serpa...). We were expecting the normal Portuguese city, some...
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Away from the main roads, and far from the big cities, Moura is a city where nobody passes: either you GO there, or you skip it. What does it has to justify the visit? Well, I've only been there twice...
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