Murça

Murça is located at the transition between the Trás-os-Montes and the Douro regions, with a mild landscape of vineyards and olive groves to the south and granite hills to the north. For a long time, it was confined to a single street, something that the strong urban development of recent decades has counteracted. The production of olive oil and wine are among the most productive agricultural activities, with the latter enjoying a privileged status among Portuguese wines. Murça produces renowned table wines and fine wines, some of which have repeatedly won awards in national and international competitions. They are perfect to go with local gastronomy, like a Portuguese stew or one of the sweet specialties, inherited from the Benedictines who had a convent there, like "toucinho-do-céu" and "queijadas".

What to do in Murça

Where to eat in Murça

Where to sleep in Murça

Monte São Sebastião
Monte São Sebastião

Accommodation unit of rural tourism, located in the village of Murça, in the middle of the Douro region. Possibility of making visits to vineyards and wineries…

Residencial Miradouro
Residencial Miradouro

Rooms with panoramic view at affordable prices

Near Murça

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