Casa da Moura

It was built from an existing one using all the front parts of the building on the ground floor. Manor house with a height of 4 meters (from th floor level to the ceiling), wood-lined ceilings, wide corridors and stone and wooden floors.

Its construction dates back from 1892 - it belongs to a local wealthy family. For many years it was occupied by the members of the said family.
In the 1950's and 1970's it was the old headquarters of the Portuguese Legion. However, in the last few years it has been abandoned.
We Tried to include this project in the cultures that were left in this region by the moor (Hispanic Moors) as these cultures are an integral part of the people of the Algarve.
Owing to the fact that a great part of the materials used in the construction of ''Casa da Moura'' were imported from Morocco the project has been entirely respected.

The terrace where breakfast will be served from 8.30 am to 11 pm, offering a wide range of quality products with part of the offer being alternated every second day.
 

Located Near

Monuments in Lagos: Ermida de São João Baptista - Built in the 15th/16th centuries and rebuilt in the 18th. Praça Infante D. Henrique - This building, which has a symmetrical façade, dates back to the 15th/16th centuries. Igreja de Santo António - Church from the 17th/18th century in a baroque style. There is a Regional museum housed in an annex to the Baroque Church of Santo António and has an archaeological collection from various periods, sacred art, including vestments, crucifixes and images (16th -18th century), Mercado de Escravos (Slave market) - The place where the first slaves brought back by ships from their journeys to Africa were sold (15th century). Muralhas e Torreões - Walls and turrets of the Castle at Lagos.