Moura

Moura e Santo Amador lies in the Guadiana basin of Portugal’s Baixo Alentejo, where broad, dry plains are shaped by olive groves and farmland. The parish includes the town of Moura, a long-established administrative centre close to the Spanish border. Its historic core is marked by the Castle of Moura, a reminder of the town’s medieval frontier past. Olive oil remains a defining local product, while the wider municipality extends towards the Alqueva reservoir on the Guadiana, whose waters have transformed parts of eastern Alentejo. Whitewashed façades, quiet streets and an open agricultural setting give the area a distinctly inland Portuguese character. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Moura and Alentejo.

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