Mora
Mora is a small municipality in the Évora district, and has four parishes. While the railways passed through the municipality and kept it connected to the rest of the country, several industries developed. After the closure of the line in 1895, the pace of industrial activity slowed down. Currently, agriculture, commerce and services continue to be the population's primary activities. Handcrafted products are well-known and frequented at craft fairs: pottery, harvester shoes, baskets and shepherd's boots are some examples. Gastronomy is ancestrally respected. The black pork meat, the "açordas", the "migas" and, in sweets, the "sericaia", the "farófias", the "pão-de-rala" and convent sweets are some of the most expressive flavors of the region.






What to do in Mora
Where to eat in Mora
Where to sleep in Mora
3 star
Hostels, careful presentation historical, resulting from thorough recovery of an ancient Manor House dating from the 19th century, without forgetting the neces…
Lovely space, 16 kilometres of Mora, with 724 hectares of land and dams, which enable the practice of activities as diverse as hunting, fishing, canoeing, amon…
The House of the village Head was typical of rural Alentejo and was recovered, to make room for this area of rural tourism. Every room has a different decorati…
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