Moita
Located on the left bank of the Tagus Estuary, the municipality of Moita is part of the Lisbon metropolitan area. The riverfront, with around 20 km, was the primary factor in the settlement of people. With the construction of the Vasco da Gama Bridge, the municipality gained another dynamic, as accessibility became the preponderant factor in attracting investments and population that saw good future prospects here. However, it is a dormitory municipality, since a large part of the resident population travels daily to Lisbon, Barreiro and Setúbal to work or study. Bullfighting is quite rooted in the municipality, proof of this is the various bullfights that take place throughout the year, especially in the Moita parish.
What to do in Moita
Where to eat in Moita
Portuguese, Regional
20.00 €
Restaurant with two floors, with ample rooms and refined, offering a wide menu, fish grilled on cha…
Portuguese
10.00 €
Founded in 1997, this restaurant is well known for its traditional dishes. Those who come here cert…
Portuguese
10.00 €
A restaurant whose menu is based on the traditional Portuguese gastronomy.
Portuguese
20.00 €
On the beach, overlooking the Tagus River and Lisbon, this restaurant features good Riverside regio…
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