Morra

Sharp shouts, snapping hands, numbers thrown into the air like challenges: this is the game of Morra, ancient and thrilling, still alive in the highlands of Lessinia. Here, in Sant’Anna d’Alfaedo, Morra is identity and a ritual renewed every time two players lock eyes and shout their number together.
Morra is played like this: fingers suddenly open, voices declare a total, quick calculation, and an instinct that almost feels like telepathy. Whoever guesses the sum of the raised fingers wins the point. But behind the challenge, there’s much more. It’s a community game, played in bars and squares, becoming collective memory and a way to reconnect.
Thanks to the passion of the Ludic Community of Sant’Anna d’Alfaedo and the dedication of ASD Compagnia della Morra, this tradition continues to live, evolve, and make the heartbeat of popular culture felt. Because every game is a duel—and at the same time, a hug.