Mira

Located in the central region of the Baixo Mondego sub-region, the municipality of Mira boasts a privileged location on the coastal strip between Lisbon and Porto. One of the municipality's must-see attractions is its haystacks, a collection of typical wooden buildings, some two- and three-story, perched on stilts. Located on Mira Beach, they were built in the 19th century by fishermen who settled here only during the fishing season, from May to October. One of the municipality's most iconic dishes is the Praia de Mira-style eels, served with potatoes cooked in their skins and slices of toast. Also, be sure to try the Mira-style “sarrabulho”, the sardines on a tile, the mixed stew with “boleiros”, and the Gandaresa-style broad beans.

What to do in Mira

Where to eat in Mira

Where to sleep in Mira

Maçarico Beach Hotel
Maçarico Beach Hotel

4 star

Presents itself as a theme hotel, a distinguishing proposal which seeks to provide unique experiences at the level of comfort and well-being. Deployed on full …

Casa de Campo Colmeal
Casa de Campo Colmeal

Casa de campo com quinze quartos, com casa de banho privativa que oferece uma acomodação confortável numa excelente localização, a cerca de 8 Km da vila de Mir…

MiraVillas Hotel by Flagworld Hotels
MiraVillas Hotel by Flagworld Hotels

4 star

Localizado a poucos minutos da praia e em plena floresta de pinheiros bravos, o ambiente onde se localiza este simpático hotel é deveras calmo e relaxante.

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