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Built near an old chapel, Our Lady of the Incarnation Church is a religious space dating from the late 17th century. It features a beautiful interior, with its outstanding neoclassical altarpieces.

The Levada do Caldeirão Verde offers hikers the chance to explore the orography of the island's interior, known for its monumental landscapes.

On the slopes of Pico Ana Ferreira, the São Pedro Chapel is originally from the 17th century. Inside, it houses a valuable historical and artistic heritage.

With its rococo inspiration, the Santo António Church stands out for its truly beautiful and refined interior, built at the end of the 18th century.

Built in the 17th century, Carmo Church is located next to Rua Fernão Ornelas. The interior of this space will surprise you, with its many 17th and 18th-century artistic objects.

The São Vicente Parish Church, built in the late 17th century, exhibits a magnificent interior, with an effect known as the 'Total Art of Empty Horror'. This religious space is located at the centre of São Vicente town.

The Espírito Santo Chapel is an original religious temple from the 17th century. Still active, its interioVila br houses flemish paintings dating 16th century.

The Nossa Senhora da Conceição Chapel was built at the end of the 15th century in the Câmara de Lobos bay and still shows some details of its original construction.

Ribeira da Janela, the longest watercourse formed inside the island, flows into this parish and is famous for its Atlantic and mountainous landscapes.

Attached to the Santa Casa da Misericórdia of Santa Cruz, the Santa Isabel Chapel was built by merchant André Gonçalves in 1562. This small religious temple exhibits a gilded carved high altar inside.

Built in honour of Saint Laurence in 1997, the Camacha Parish Church is of modern architecture. The seven pillars inside the church represent the God's Seven Sacraments.

One of Porto Santo's main monuments, the history of the Mother Church Nossa Senhora da Piedade dates back to the 15th century. With Gothic elements.

Located at Machico, the Nossa Senhora da Conceição Church, also known as the Machico Parish Church, is a religious temple with three inner chapels.

Located in a unique parish on the island of Madeira, with flat fields and magnificent landscapes, St. Peter's church is a Mannerist-style religious space.

São Lourenço Palace, whose construction was commissioned in the 16th century, presents a vast set of decorative artworks and a gallery of royal portraits.

Country estate surrounded by nature, perfect for relaxing and exploring Madeira’s interior.

Symbolic construction of the “Wall of Hope” On Saturday morning, children are invited to place a flower on the “Wall of Hope”, in a symbolic appeal for Peace.

The Nossa Senhora de Guadalupe CHurch, commonly known as the Porto da Cruz Parish Church, was built in 1574. This parish features unique landscapes.

With the Atlantic Pearl Catamaran watch the dolphins and whales that inhabit Funchal Bay and snorkel in the crystal-clear waters under Cabo Girão!

The Nossa Senhora do Loreto Chapel was built in the 16th century. It is a monument of historical relevance, with Manueline and revivalist lines.

The São Cristóvão Manor House is a museum where you can find private objects that help us go through centuries of history of a Madeiran family.

Santo Antão Church, located at Seixal, is a religious space of great historical value with an admirable view over the ocean.

The Wine Lodges is a self-catering accommodation belonging to Blandy's Wine Lodge. It features 4 self-catering apartments located in the centre of Funchal!

The intense religious experience of these islands is reflected in Madeira's heritage with dozens of chapels, churches and cathedrals to explore.

Bolo do Caco is one of the highlights of Madeiran gastronomy. Served warm and spread with garlic butter, it becomes an irresistible delicacy - a must at any table and sure to win over every palate.

Yeotown Madeira is a rural tourism resort dedicated to health and well-being. Since November 2021 they have been welcoming guests to the island to enjoy all their magnificent experiences.

Visiting Solar do Aposento means stepping back in time and witnessing life on the island in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Menu prepared with the flavours of the land, in a space that stands out for being surrounded by the landscape of the island's hinterland, where green landscapes reign. It incorporates chestnut in its entire menu.

Located at São Vicente, Our Lady of the Rosary Church was built by the Caldeira family. Here you can find one of the most beautiful religious temples worshiping Our Lady of the Rosary.

Located in the heart of the city of Funchal, the Penha de França Chapel is one of the few religious spaces on the Island of Madeira that celebrate mass in English.

Inspired by the model of the Funchal Cathedral, the São Salvador Church, commonly known as the Santa Cruz Parish Church, is one of the most beautiful religious spaces on the island of Madeira.

Standing out as one of the archipelago's most iconic landmarks, the triangular-shaped and thatched roof Casas de Santana are a unique historical heritage.

Formed from a volcanic eruption, São Vicente Caves are over 890 thousand years old. An opportunity to get in touch with the island's millenary history.

The Ribeira Brava Lighthouse is located on the right bank of the town, 34 metres above sea level on top of a promontory.

Located at the centre of Vila da Camacha, the São José Chapel features a simple architecture, of which the niche on the façade stands out. This small religious space was inaugurated in 1924.

The Baroque and neoclassical Camacha Parish Church is located in the parish of Camacha, at Santa Cruz. It is classified as a Property of Public Interest.

Built in 1783, the Caniço Parish Church represents the transition between Baroque and Rococo. This church is the seat of one of the oldest parishes on the island of Madeira.

Built in the late 16th century, São Sebastião Chapel is a Mannerist architecture religious temple that can be visited in the municipality of Ponta do Sol.

Located in a beautiful area overlooking the sea, Socorro Church features Baroque architecture with decorations inherited from the ancient São Tiago temple.

Barreirinha Bar Café has quickly become one of the favourite places for Madeirans. With a lively atmosphere, party days are truly unforgettable here.

The Babosas Chapel, rebuilt at the end of 2022, was initially designed to be the centre of the jubilee celebrations of the island of Madeira.

The Paredão Viewpoint is a must-stop for anyone exploring Madeira’s central mountains.

The Encumeada Viewpoint, situated at an altitude of 1007 metres, provides a panoramic view of the island with an open view over the north and south coasts.

Located at an altitude of 1095 metres, the Eira do Serrado Viewpoint offers an unobstructed view of the picturesque town of Curral das Freiras.

The Cavalum Caves, a set of lava channels, are a key piece of geological heritage to understand the millenary history of this volcanic island.

Located in the island's old sugar warehouse, Soirée has turned this place into a nightlife venue, where new talents take centre stage.

Porto de Abrigo of Porto Santo is the maritime gateway to the island and has all the conditions to receive boats of all kinds from all over the world.

Built in the 16th century, St. Peter's Church is a religious landmark in the city of Funchal which keeps its doors open every day.

Madeiran craft works, made of materials such as wood, wicker or ceramics, are one of the archipelago's great cultural wealth.

Characterised by its Baroque style, the Santo António da Mouraria Chapel was built in 1715 in honour of Saint Anthony.

The Porto Moniz Parish Church, also known as Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception Church, contains several high-interest art objects. Interestingly, this church has two side chapels with unique altarpieces.

The historic palace which serves as the Funchal City Hall still retains its original lines and is a harmonious example of late 18th-century architecture.

São Roque Chapel, built in 1489 and rebuilt in 1739, has several Baroque architectural elements. Prominent position in Machico's religious heritage.

Built in the 15th century in the centre of Funchal, the Corpo Santo Chapel was, for many years, an association that helped fishermen and their families.

Quinta das Cruzes Museum, located in this historic centre of Funchal, houses a vast collection of artworks, furniture, jewellery, ceramics and sculpture

The corners of the archipelago invite you to enjoy the various natural areas. However, it is necessary to adopt preventive and protective behaviors.

On the 5th of January, at 7 pm, hymns of the Epiphany are sung at Praça do Povo, in a concert open to the public which revives this Madeiran tradition. The Arrival of the Three Kings is celebrated on the 6th of January, and tradition has it that it be celebrated with the famous Bolo-Rei (Three King’s Cake), which contains a broad bean and a small gift inside. According to tradition, whoever is lucky enough to receive the slice which contains the broad bean, will have to buy the cake the following year, and whoever gets the gift will have to buy the drinks, thus keeping to tradition year after year.

The Madeira Theme Park, as a didactic facility focused on historical, heritage and cultural aspects of the Region.

Sé Boutique Hotel is a unique and urban hotel, located at the hearth of Funchal. Here, art and the uniqueness of the past coexist with modern comfort!

Carved out of a large rock, the Nossa Senhora da Penha de França Chapel is a unique monument, located in the parish of Faial, municipality of Santana.

Dom Pedro Garajau is located in Garajau, on the south coast of the island of Madeira, and has several areas such as a heated indoor swimming pool with a sliding roof, which gives its guests the pleasure of relaxing while looking at the sky.

Concerts in Madeira? The archipelago hosts lots of musical shows, indoors and outdoors, all year round. Enjoy!

The Cultural Center of Quinta Magnolia, located in Funchal, is a place of artistic and cultural dissemination integrated in an iconic Madeiran garden.

The Colégio Church is one of the most emblematic Portuguese religious monuments of the 17th century. This Jesuit temple has an invaluable heritage.

H.M.Borges, founded in 1877 by Henrique Borges, is one of Madeira's leading wine brands, producing, ageing and bottling excellent quality wines!

Located in Calheta, the contemporary Saccharum resort is all about elegance and comfort. Enjoy scenic sea and mountain views.

Bicycles in Funchal - Come discover and contemplate the nooks of this garden city by bike.

The Reis Magos Chapel, in Calheta, was built in the 16th century in the popular style characteristic of the first century of the island's settlement.

The Hotel Sentido Galosol includes a complete gym with squash courts, multi-sports and wellness areas. Ideal for an active holiday on Madeira!

Calheta Glamping Pods, located above sea level, has wooden houses set in nature that offer visitors a unique landscape and unrivalled tranquillity!

Adjacent to a charming garden, the Church of Santa Luzia is known for its various neo-Baroque and late-Baroque compositions.

Quinta do Furão is an excellent choice for a stay on the island of Madeira. Has strong vineyard inspirations and offers superb views over the Ocean!

Quintinha de S. João is a place that welcomes you and makes you long! It combines the excellence of personalised service with careful decoration.

The Church of Nossa Senhora do Livramento is a religious temple, and the only historical heritage in the parish of Curral das Freiras.

Ribeira Brava Market is a traditional commercial space where you can buy fresh products from the island as well as regional handicrafts.

Three House Hotel is a place of experiences that guarantees an authentic stay, providing beautiful views of the city of Funchal, the sea and the mountains!

Classified as a National Monument in 1943, S. Lourenço Palace is the most imposing example of Madeira's civil and military architecture.

The route through Vereda do Túnel do Cavalo starts next to the Caldeira leisure area, also known as the 'Garagem' (garage), which is located on Estrada Dr. Roberto Monteiro, and ends at Casa do Rabaçal, the meeting point for hikers on the various hiking trails in Rabaçal.

With around 500 years of history, the Santana Parish Church was built in the area of a small chapel belonging to the parish of São Jorge.

Built in the 17th century to house the city's Misericórdia and Hospital, the Regional Government Palace currently houses several regional secretariats.

Explore Funchal's valuable historical and architectural heritage. Visit the Monuments in Funchal

Porto Santo has a church that was built in the first half of the 15th century and later burned down by pirates that invaded the island.

Located at an altitude of 170 metres, the Santa Luzia Viewpoint offers a wide perspective over the city of Funchal.

Built in 1874, the Forno da Cal (Lime Kiln), located in Trincheira, is considered a Local Heritage Site by the Regional Government of Madeira.

Municipal Park of the Mount is the region's municipal garden located at a higher altitude. With an area of 26,000 m², it has an exotic and indigenous flora

The Fortress of São Tiago, located above the seafront in the Zona Velha, was erected to defend the city of Funchal from corsair attacks.

São João Baptista Fort is a replica of the fort that was built here in 1730. Located in the parish of Porto Moniz, it currently houses the Madeira Aquarium

The Santa Casa da Misericórdia in Santa Cruz is housed in a building dating from the 16th century, which has a Mannerist hospital architecture.

Avenida Arriaga is one of the main streets in Funchal. This avenue has an extremely valuable historical and architectural heritage.

Walking along Levada do Moinho you will have the opportunity to come into direct contact with the richness of Nature and the History of the island.

The route along Vereda do Pico Fernandes begins at the regional road (ER 209), on the Paul da Serra plateau, and follows an old footpath to PR 6 Levada das 25 Fontes, then continues along it to the 25 Fontes lagoon.

This route starts at the regional road (ER 105), at Pico Gordo, and to reach Levada Velha do Rabaçal or Levada do Risco, you'll have to walk approximately 800 metres.

Built by Henrique Modesto Bettencourt, the Coração de Jesus Church is a religious space built in 1907 that had to be rebuilt in 1987 due to a fire.

Built between the late 18th century and the early 19th century, the Solar dos Herédia presents a vast historical and patrimonial richness.

Built in 1745 on the ruins of an old chapel, the baroque-style Santa Beatriz Parish Church exhibits some very valuable pieces.

Did you know that the roof of Casa de Salão is covered by a kind of clay called "salão"? This is a unique historical heritage of Porto Santo.

Located in the south of the island of Madeira, São Martinho Church is a religious space founded by Afonso Anes that hosts several festivities and cultural events throughout the year.

Right in the centre of Funchal, the Mini Eco Bar is the perfect place to start the night, combining the best electronic music with a relaxed atmosphere.

For those who like to start the evening in a sophisticated space, sipping cocktails by those in the know, Dash Cocktail Bar is definitely the spot.

Located in the municipality of Funchal, the Chapel of Nossa Senhora das Angústias is a religious space that houses a set of pieces of great artistic interest.

The Espírito Santo Chapel has Manueline and Mannerist architectural lines and houses a valuable artistic and religious collection.

Built in the 15th century in Funchal, the Corpo Santo Chapel was, for several years, an association that helped fishermen and their families.

With its modern and innovative style, the Church of Nossa Senhora da Nazaré stands out for its imposing tower and pieces carved from green marble.

The Santa Cecília Parish Church is shaped like a boat. With minimalist features, it is one of the most modern temples on Madeira Island.

Looking for Madeira Climbing? Rugged cliffs, with the ocean as a backdrop, are the perfect scenery for an adrenaline-packed climbing experience in Madeira.

Nordic Walking Madeira allows walkers to discover quiet mountain trails and thus access places of unequalled interest in the heart of the island.

Find out the weather conditions in the Madeira archipelago and discover the current weather.

The Núcleo de Casas Típicas Viewpoint, the ideal place to get to know this iconic architectural and cultural heritage, also offers a clear view of Santana.

If you're looking for a quiet beach on Porto Santo's sandy shores, Penedo Beach is ideal. The same fine sand, accompanied by the optimal water temperature.

The Miracles Chapel is a vernacular-architecture temple with Baroque features, located in the Historical Centre of Machico.

The Nossa Senhora da Luz Church, located in Ponta do Sol, was built in the late 15th century. It has a great architectural and heritage value.

The Nossa Senhora da Graça Chapel, one of the oldest temples on the island, is worth a visit for its historical value and for the view over the bay.

Located in Ribeira Brava, São Bento Church is an important monument in this region, exhibiting a priceless architectural, historical and artistic heritage.

Located in the parish of Estreito de Câmara de Lobos, the Nossa Senhora da Graça Parish Church hosts a number of festivities throughout the year.

Following the traces of an old trail used to connect the south and north areas of Madeira, Caminho do Norte leading you to explore the Madeiran forest area.

Learn more about the history of the Golden Island by visiting the Casa Colombo Museum of Porto Santo.

The Convent of Santa Clara was built at the end of the 15th century and has considerable heritage value, both in its historical and artistic aspects.

Officially opened in 1888, the Baltazar Dias Municipal Theatre has an elegant and balanced architectural style, following the typically Italian model.

The route along Vereda da Palha Carga starts at the regional road (ER 209), next to Louro da Gota, and follows PR 13 Vereda do Fanal for the first 100 metres until you find the turn-off to 25 Fontes on the left.

Levada do Barreiro, which is 5.2 km long, connects Poço da Neve to Casa do Barreiro in the Funchal Ecological Park.

Visit the Madeira Immersive Museum in Funchal and enjoy 360° projections, digital art, light and sound in an interactive sensory experience.

Due to their resistance and impermeability, the 'Botas de Vilão' were, in the past, used by most Madeirans. Today they are mainly used by folk groups.

Madeira wicker has been famous since 1850. After complex treatment, it allows to produce baskets, furniture pieces or the Monte basket trolleys.

Funchal Cathedral displays features of the Manueline and Gothic periods and is the main religious church in Madeira, with a heritage of unequalled value.

Cipreia Dive Club is a company linked to underwater activities and maritime tourism. Responsible for training new divers and instructors!

Located at the heart of the city, you will hardly find a more perfect location. The stone of its centennial walls has been respectfully preserved and no two rooms are exactly alike.

The Savoy Palace is the ideal choice for guests looking to relax in a luxurious and sophisticated environment. Top 5-star hotel!

The RIU Madeira Hotel is nestled between impressive cliffs and has an incredible view of the Atlantic Ocean. Connect with nature at its purest!

Calhau Grande is a group of typical Madeiran houses with private gardens and panoramic views over the ocean, offering a truly rural experience in Madeira!

Located in Funchal, in a lively green park, the Chapel Santa Catarina is the capital's oldest religious monument.

Shopping in Funchal? There are several large supermarkets in the city where you can find a variety of shops, restaurants and hypermarkets.

Calheta Beach All Inclusive offers a sophisticated and comfortable space, overlooking the fine yellow sand beach. Ideal for all-inclusive holidays!

Located in Funchal, the TUI BLUE Madeira Gardens has a friendly boutique style that gives its guests a modern feel.

The Ponta Delgada Bathing Complex consists of two saltwater swimming pools, terrace service, changing rooms, parking and a beach in a protected bay.

Built in 1706, the Fort of Nossa Senhora do Amparo is classified as a Property of Public Interest due to its historical and architectural relevance.

Porto Moniz is an obligatory stop - from the Laurissilva trails to the emblematic natural pools, as well as its important historical and cultural heritage.

Built in the 17th century, Saint Mary Magdalene Church is considered one of the oldest temples on the north coast of the island of Madeira.

The Machico Aqueduct, a symbol of the region's Industrial Architecture, was built in the 19th century to supply water to the city's old sugar cane mill.

The Chapel of Nossa Senhora da Ajuda is a place of worship that, after 500 years of existence, has retained its essence in terms of architectural elements

Built in 1822, the Holy Trinity Church was built due to the strong British presence at the island of Madeira during the 19th century. This religious place is commonly known as the English Church.

Located just three kilometres from the town centre, Porto Santo Marina is equipped with all the necessary conditions for those who want to dock here.

The Convent of São Bernardino, whose founding dates back to the 15th century, is a Baroque building and a historically relevant point of interest.

The Port of Funchal is a centuries-old gateway to the archipelago of Madeira, which from early on received steamers on transatlantic crossings. Currently, the Port of Funchal welcomes some of the largest cruise ships.

The Museum of Embroidery and Handicraft allows its visitors to see pieces of Madeira embroidery designs dating back more than 150 years.

The Museological Centre - Rota da Cal allows you to get in touch with the whole process from the extraction of limestone to its several uses.

Vereda das Funduras - This 8.7 km trail, which takes about 3 hours, begins with a breathtaking view from the Portela Viewpoint.

Circular in shape, Vereda do Chão dos Louros allows you to explore the surroundings of the Chão dos Louros forest park.