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The secret to some of the most popular Madeiran delicacies is precisely that they have no secrets. In the simplicity of those who, for centuries, were forced to live with little, the people of Madeira have made famous dishes that stand out for their genuine, fresh flavour.

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

The Madeira Congress Centre, located in the heart of Funchal, is a dynamic space that hosts various artistic and cultural activities throughout the year.

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Originally from the 19th century, Carrinhos de Cesto are one of Madeira's most famous attractions. Experience this unique adventure!

In the centre of Funchal, the Madeira Farmer´s Market is the supply point of the city. Find here the most famous fresh and tropical products of Madeira.

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.

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The municipality of Câmara de Lobos stands out for its fishing culture, its ocean landscapes and its unmistakable traditions.

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

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The breathtaking landscape of southeast coast and its natural richness are the starting point for an unforgettable day out on a Boat Trip in Machico.

Ribeira Brava has a privileged climate and a vast natural heritage and landscape. Here, some of Madeira's most famous regional products are grown.

Discover Madeira Travel Agencies in our directory. Plan your trip and make it a memorable experience.

Get to know the tourist entertainment companies that work daily to ensure that everyone gets the most out of what the archipelago has to offer.

Carved out of the rocks by wind and sea erosion, Cotrim Beach is often deserted and bathed by crystal clear, calm waters.

Located by a bay with a magnificent landscape, Fórum Machico is a cultural space that stands out for the versatility of its shows, exhibitions and lectures

The privileged position of the Cortado Viewpoint allows visitors to observe the jagged coastline of the parish of Faial, where Penha d'Águia stands out.

Situated on the east coast of the island of Madeira, Dreams Madeira Resort Spa & Marina stands out for its coastal villa design, private black sand beach and inviting all-inclusive experience.

The Palheiro Ferreiro Viewpoint, in the parish of São Gonçalo, stands out for its vibrant gardens and the panoramic view over Funchal.

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 municipality of Câmara de Lobos stands out for its fishing culture, its ocean landscapes and its unmistakable traditions.

Madeira's East Coast stands out for the diversity of its landscapes: from the dense forest to the cities, beaches and imposing geological formations.

Casas de Santana are an ex-libris that has become a visiting card to the island. They stand out for their triangular shape.

The Cachalote Natural Swimming Pools stand out for their peculiar morphology. Formed by volcanic rocks, are one of the most attractive spots of Porto Moniz.

Marking the end of Porto Santo's long golden stretch of sand, Calheta Beach stands out for its rock formations, which give it a very special charm.

The Ponta do Sol Pier was inaugurated in 1849. This historic space stands out for its architectural value, with a wide perfect round arch, in basalt stone.

The 3D Fun Art Museum, also known as Madeira's Optical Museum, is a space that stands out for its creativity, interactivity and lots of fun.

From shows to conferences, walks, artistic initiatives and other events, Madeira always has an ideal plan for you. Check out the region's calendar and experience the best we have to offer.

Reis Magos Beach offers bathers a number of facilities. It stands out for its clear waters, whose quality is proven by the awarding of the Blue Flag.

The Fanal - Estanquinhos trail running route is ideal for those who are just starting out in this sport. Invigorating experience, marked by natural scenery

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.

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 Nossa Senhora de Fátima Chapel, an ex-libris of São Vicente, stands out for its tower shape and for being on top of a hill with a privileged view.

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.

Located on a high plateau, Santo da Serra stands out for its rural and romantic atmosphere characterised by mountainous landscapes and green surroundings.

Located in the parish of Porto da Cruz, Alagoa Beach stands out for its black sand and for the mountain overlooking the sea, with green shades.

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.

A green space of Vila Baleira, the Infante D. Henrique Avenue Garden stands out for its monuments and natural landscape that extends to the old pier.

The Cova da Roda Viewpoint affords an ample view over the north coast of the island of Madeira, from which the impressive Penha d'Águia stands out.

At 283 metres high, Pico de Ana Ferreira stands out for its striking set of prismatic columns, the result of the slow cooling of magma and a testimony to the volcanic phenomena that were instrumental in the formation of the island of Porto Santo.

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In the municipality situated further west on Madeira Island, we can find the Calheta Recreational Port. Located right next to the artificial sandy beach, this port can accommodate up to 337 small boats.

Snorkelling in Garajau means contemplating a seabed full of life and beauty on a beach located in the middle of the Garajau Partial Nature Reserve.

The calm, turquoise waters invite you to take a relaxing Boat Trip in Porto Santo to discover the natural and geological peculiarities of this island.

Kayaking in Porto Santo is a great way to get to know this charming island from a different perspective, which has been a Biosphere Reserve since 2020.

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

Madeira, whilst tourist destination par excellence, could not miss out on celebrating the World Tourism Day, held on September,27th.

How to Get Around Madeira? Find out which are the most adequate means of transport to visit Madeira with all the comfort and safety.

In the heart of the old part of the city lies this restaurant with its very own menu, in which the values of homemade food stand out.

On the east coast of the island, the Capoeira Lounge Bar stands out for its unique features, making it the perfect evening setting.

This 10,6 km trail along Vereda do Urzal has the peculiarity of following an old path, connecting the south and north coasts of the island of Madeira.

Located in the former Casa do Turista, it comprises a Mediterranean restaurant and a Terrace Bar. It stands out for its gastronomic creativity and excellent service.

Perpetuating the true Portuguese identity, MAU.FEITIO stands out for the authenticity of typical cuisine, with Mediterranean influences, combined with the creativity of the Chef and his team.

Check out the religious heritage built along the north coast, where you will find churches and chapels that unmistakably symbolise the faith of the Madeiran people.

The Vereda da Lagoa do Vento is a 1.8 km trail that takes about 1.5 hours, and will take you to a place of unusual beauty.

What to do in Porto Santo? From its paradisiacal beach to its historical heritage, discover this secret kept in the ocean.

This is the day on which festive lights are switched on. Residents and tourists alike go out into the streets to enjoy the magic of Christmas lighting. There are carols reminiscent of the season and an area entirely dedicated to children, a place for them to play and get into the Christmas spirit.

On 26 October, the Madeira Classical Orchestra presents a concert at the Regional Legislative Assembly with violinist Mathieu Van Bellen, an artist who stands out not only for his artistic skill but also for the musical taste he brings.

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.

Note: CANCELLED The Regional Bread Fair is an event organized by the Funchal Lions Club, for over 20 years. This event, which aims at raising funds for the club’s social projects, stands out for its entertainment programme which fills Praça do Povo with life and sound from the diverse daily performances by folclore groups.

Downtown is once again graced with yet another entertainment initiative which stands out for its originality and creativity. With much contagious energy, hundreds of revelers from the Funchal Community Development Association, parade along Avenida Arriaga to the Municipal Garden where a show is to take place.

Downtown is once again graced with yet another entertainment initiative which stands out for its originality and creativity. With much contagious energy, hundreds of revelers from the Funchal Community Development Association, parade along Avenida Arriaga to the Municipal Garden where a show is to take place.

Funchal is one of the cities that encloses the concept of the Ecotrail, which was originated in Paris in the last decade. Funchal is the fourth European city out of the seven capitals to have such an event. There are various challenges of 15, 30, 45 or 85 km. This competition concept is gaining more fans in the international world of Trail running.

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The adrenaline of sport fishing

The Hospital Particular da Madeira, part of the renowned HPA Saúde Group, is a benchmark in private healthcare in the region.

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Praça do Povo, once again, welcomes EXPOTROPICAL - the Subtropical Fruits and Flavours Show. This event, carried out by the Santa Maria Maior Community Centre in partnership with the Regional Secretariat for Agriculture and Rural Development, aims to promote the subtropical fruits and flavours of Madeira and includes much animation including music concerts. This event also has a charitable purpose in that the proceeds go towards supporting the families in need in the parish.

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Views and vineyards in Estreito da Calheta

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Luxury and tranquillity in Santa Cruz

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An incredible Experience in the Atlantic Ocean

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Throughout 2024, the ‘Jazz in Paths’ exhibition celebrated the centenary of jazz in Portugal, reflecting its history in the region, from the 1920s to the present day. The exhibition, which has travelled to various municipalities in the Autonomous Region of Madeira, is now in Machico. Organised and mapped out in three modules representing the unique relationship between this artistic and musical manifestation and the region, ‘Jazz in Paths’ describes jazz as a musical genre, performed in various spaces and contexts in the region, its teaching in the archipelago, making reference to the current reality, while also looking to the future. This will therefore be the last opportunity for the public to visit and learn a little more about the history of a musical genre that is intrinsically linked to the region's culture. Admission is free!

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Discover the splendour of the Ponta de São Lourenço Nature Reserve through Snorkelling in Caniçal, one of the most privileged places for this activity.

The Vereda do Burro trail is easy and connects Pico do Areeiro to the Funchal Ecological Park Welcome Centre. With a length of 7.2 km.

Caminho Real do Monte is a 4.2 km trail which takes about 2 hours. It makes the connection between Ribeira das Cales and the parish of Monte.

Kayaking in Garajau is one of the best ways to get to know this partially protected nature reserve, where nature is in an excellent state of preservation.

Its calm and transparent waters provide the ideal setting to venture into the world of Kayaking in Funchal. Discover this city from a different perspective.

Enjoy the privilege of Kayaking in Seixal, a place of incomparable natural beauty, increasingly known for its unique mountain and Atlantic landscapes.

From a Funchal Boat Trip, you can contemplate the hillside that serves as a natural amphitheatre for this city bathed by a calm sea and a unique beauty.

A Boat Trip in Calheta is the ideal choice to appreciate Madeira's southwest coast and enjoy the calm, clear and mild waters while sunbathing on board.

Created in the first half of the 20th century, Levada do Pico do Castelo was built to make use of rainwater for agriculture.

Lasting about 2:30 hours, the Levada do Alecrim offers expansive views filled with cinematic scenery in close proximity to nature.

Swimming in Porto Santo? Experience the sensation of swimming in the waters of the best beach in Europe! Warm water transparency and impeccable cleanliness.

Christmas and New Year's Eve in Madeira? The archipelago is totally enveloped by Christmas magic, culminating with the grandiose New Year's Eve fireworks.

Coasteering Madeira? Walking, swimming, climbing, rappelling and jumping into water: all this in a single activity. Discover natural wonders of the island.

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

Madeiran culture is deeply marked by its unique delicacies. The Gastronomy Events in Madeira are the perfect motto to discover them.

Calheta is the largest municipality in the Island. Between nature, the sea and multiple parishes, it offers a variety of points of interest and activities.

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

With an unobstructed view over the Funchal bay, the Terreiro da Luta Viewpoint is located next to the Nossa Senhora da Paz Sanctuary.

The Garganta Funda Waterfall, in the parish of Ponta do Pargo, is a grand waterfall. To see it, you have to walk along a 600-metre trail.

Beginning near Pico Ruivo, Vereda da Encumeada is 11.2 km long and follows the central mountain range of the island westwards until Encumeada.

The Rocha do Navio Viewpoint offers a glimpse of the beauty of a Natural Reserve with a natural, cultural and scientific heritage of great importance.

Situated at the end of Vereda dos Balcões (PR 11), Balcões Viewpoint offers a wide view of the green valley of the Ribeira da Metade.

Columbus Festival - A unique opportunity to remember and experience the Age of Discoveries and Columbus' stay on the island of Porto Santo.

Nature Festival - An exciting adventure dedicated to those who love nature sports. Challenge your limits in contact with Madeira's natural heritage!

Madeira Trail Running? Enjoy the opportunity of running in mountain areas accompanied by exuberant and always surprising natural landscapes.

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

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, Saint Mary Magdalene Church is considered one of the oldest temples on the north coast of the island of Madeira.

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.

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

Banda d'Além Beach, with golden sand from Morocco, is located in Machico bay. It offers all the necessary comfort conditions.

Pedras Pretas Beach has a cosy and family atmosphere, offering all the conditions for a peaceful and safe day at the beach, very close to the city centre.

The Lombas Viewpoint allows you to contemplate the bay and beach of Porto Santo. The windmill there serves as a reference point and tourist attraction.

The Pousada dos Vinháticos Viewpoint, located in Serra d'Água, offers an unobstructed view over the imposing mountain peaks that mark its surroundings.

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 in Porto da Cruz, Maiata Beach is known for the excellence of its waves. It is one of surfers' favourite spots on Madeira's northeast coast.

Located between Porto da Cruz and Machico, the Portela Viewpoint offers a broad view of both the east and north sides of the island of Madeira.

The Contenda Viewpoint allowing you to peacefully contemplate points of interest such as Ponta de São Lourenço, Santa Cruz or the Desertas Islands.

Palmeiras Beach, in the city of Santa Cruz, has two areas: the swimming pool area and the pebble beach. It has several support facilities for bathers.

The Anjos Beach offers bathers a landscape with a privileged view of the sunset. It is located between the town of Ponta do Sol and Madalena do Mar.

The trail that connects Chão das Aboboreiras - Poiso is great for getting to know some hidden corners of the mountains in this region. With 4,09Km.

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.

Gorgulho Beach, also known as Gavinas Beach, is a small, unsupervised bathing space in the Lido area, ideal for a quick dip followed by a gastronomic moment, provided by the surrounding restaurants.

In one of the most bustling areas of Madeira's nightlife, the Dubai Club is a nightclub with a distinctive, youthful and very energetic atmosphere.

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

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The Porto Beach, situated next to the picturesque Paúl do Mar Harbour, has unique surroundings. It's a pebble beach, bathed by crystal-clear waters.

Part of one of the most exuberant natural areas on Madeira's north coast, Canyoning in Ribeiro Frio is a unique and unforgettable adventure.

Canyoning at Ribeira do Lajeado provides an immersive adventure in an unforgettable natural setting. It crosses well-known lagoons and waterfalls.

The Ribeira da Tabua trail is one of the most attractive options on the southwest coast of Madeira. Recommended for more experienced athletes.

The Biosphere Monument, located in Santana, celebrates the distinction of 'Biosphere Reserve' bestowed upon this city by UNESCO.

Considered one of the best beaches in Europe and enjoying the unique characteristics of the north coast, Seixal Beach is a paradise for all kinds of swimmers: from beginners to the most experienced ones.

Part of the Pico das Pedras Forest Park, in the municipality of Santana, the Picarouto Viewpoint provides a wide and diversified view over Madeira.

The Empenas Viewpoint, accessed from the road leading to Achada do Teixeira, allows visitors to enjoy the wide views offered by the Santana mountain range.

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

Other Events in Madeira? Madeira is known for its intense dynamism. There are always things to do and events to celebrate the best of life.

Relax on the characteristic (and peculiar) Madeiran Pebble Beaches. Come and relax in these unique bathing spaces.

Get to know the Wine Festival! It is never too much to honor this regional product, known for its excellent quality all over the world.

The municipality of São Vicente is home to a vast natural and cultural heritage, such as the Laurissilva forest, volcanic caves and historical monuments.

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Challenge yourself with Sports Activities in Madeira! Get to know the various sports events that take place in Madeira throughout the year.

A Rooftop in Funchal is the ideal place to contemplate the unique landscapes of Madeira's capital, with the ocean in the background.

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

Everything in Madeira tastes special and fruit is no exception. The explanation may be more than poetic and has to do with the temperature and soil conditions. Experiencing the archipelago in its entirety means celebrating the beauty of the Madeiran landscapes, picking and tasting the fruits that have bright colours and sweeter flavours in this land.

Madeira west coast is considered the sunniest part of the island. It's loved by those who love the sea and nature, and Madeira's centuries-old traditions

The archipelago holds in its territory an amazing biological heritage, which is revealed in the extensive diversity of Madeira's Flora and Fauna.

Folklore is a genuine manifestation of Madeira's cultural tradition and it persists today thanks to the Region's folklore groups.

What to Do in Madeira? Between the beauty of the sea, the liveliness of nature and the city and the authenticity of the people, there is much to feel.

Ponta do Sol is known for its beaches and typical villages. In addition, the archipelago's famous products, such as bananas and sugar cane, are grown here.

The Baroque São Sebastião Church was built in 1426, and it is one of the most outstanding elements of the city's historical heritage.

The municipality of São Vicente is home to a vast natural and cultural heritage, such as the Laurissilva forest, volcanic caves and historical monuments.

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

Located on the north coast of the island of Madeira, the São Cristóvão viewpoint conquers with its originality and unspoilt charm of the landscape that surrounds it.

At Foz da Ribeira do Faial there is a bathing complex with a series of leisure areas and idyllic scenery, embellished by a peculiar geological structure.

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.

Prainha is a coppery, natural sand beach on Madeira's east coast. With its arid scenery and various amenities, it is definitely a small beach paradise.

Between the mountain and the sea, Clube Naval do Seixal’s Swimming Pools are the right place to relax and enjoy yourself. Natural Volcanic Pools.

The Achadas da Cruz Viewpoint gives visitors the chance to peacefully contemplate Calhau das Achadas, where the rocky escarpment shelters a peaceful 'fajã'.

The Véu da Noiva Viewpoint allows you to admire this abundant waterfall that erupts from the vegetation-covered slope, falling towards the sea.

The Primitive Centre of the parish of São Jorge, in Calhau de São Jorge, houses the ruins of the sugar cane mills that were built there in the early days of the island's settlement.

Located in Jardim da Serra, the Boca dos Namorados Viewpoint offers a privileged view over the Curral das Freiras and the Massif Central of the Island.

Cabeço da Ponta beach combines turquoise waters with the therapeutic properties of the sand, in a place that attracts many tourists.

Salemas Beach is a hidden treasure that perfectly combines the rocks and the sea, which meet to create a paradisiacal setting.

The Fonte de Areia Viewpoint offers an incomparable landscape and environment, marked by sandy rocks, which show the island's geological antiquity.

The Flores Viewpoint is an mandatory stop on a visit to Porto Santo, because of its privileged view over the whole island and the surrounding area.

At an altitude of over 400 metres and with the ruins of a fortress, the Pico do Castelo Viewpoint guarantees one of the widest views over Porto Santo.

The Terra Chã viewpoint, which is part of the Natura 2000 Network, offers a different panoramic view over some of the most emblematic points of Porto Santo.

Located in São Paulo, the Espigão Viewpoint offers a privileged view over the town of Ribeira Brava and the mountain peaks of Serra d'Água.

Travel back in time with the Historic Center of Machico. First place of settlement after the discovery of Madeira, 1419. Architectural and heritage legacy.

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

At Mercadinho da Camacha you can find regional agricultural products and various traditional items, such as the typical embroidery of Madeira.

An important fishing centre, the parish of Paul do Mar, a picturesque town, is known for its striking natural landscapes and centuries-old traditions.

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.

Whale Watching in Machico? Machico Bay is the perfect place to be dazzled by the vividness of our aquatic fauna.

The Culture Centre of Santana is a dynamic space dedicated to the promotion and dissemination of culture. It houses the Santana Municipal Library.

The Quinta Vigia Viewpoint is part of this historic estate, which houses the official residence of the President of the Regional Government.

The Lido Viewpoint offers the opportunity to enjoy relaxing moments with the Atlantic Ocean in the foreground and the Lido Islet taking centre stage.

Located at an altitude of 456 metres, the Lombo da Quinta Viewpoint offers a far-reaching view of the landscape, where the Funchal bay takes centre stage.

Located in the area where the navigator who discovered Madeira resided, the Miradouro da Quinta das Cruzes offers a privileged view over Funchal.

Created in 1980, the Vespas Club was, for some time, the only nightclub on the island, and is still a mythical spot, comprising three different venues.

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

The Lombada dos Marinheiros Viewpoint allows you to see part of this locality and to have a panoramic perspective up to the Ponta do Pargo lighthouse.

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.

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 Lido area, the Ajuda Gardens have an extensive green area with several botanical species and several facilities for children and sports.

The Madeira Press Museum allows you to explore the historic journey of the printing industry and the press in the archipelago.

The Rocha do Navio Nature Reserve was created to protect the important biogeodiversity of the coastal area between Ponta de São Jorge and Ponta do Clérigo.

The Desertas Islands Nature Reserve is home to a significant biological, geological and landscape heritage and therefore enjoys total ecological protection

Santa Cruz City Council is an original 16th-century building, with 16th-century residential architecture and Gothic-Manueline style elements.

The Santa Cruz Court building was built in 1932 and has architectural features typical of the Estado Novo period.

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 São Jorge Ruins are ruins of old buildings classified as Monument of Municipal Interest.

Praça do Povo is a recreational area located by the city's famous bay. Given its prime location, it offers a majestic view over the Atlantic Ocean.

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

The Santo António Viewpoint allows you to see in the foreground, the impressive cliff of Achada do Gramacho and part of the famous Fajã da Rocha do Navio.

The Quinta do Furão Viewpoint offers a privileged panoramic view towards the northeast coast of the island of Madeira.

Located between the parishes of São Jorge and Arco de São Jorge, the Beira da Quinta Viewpoint offers an ample view over the northwest coast of the island.

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The Madeira Natural Park is a protected area covering about 2/3 of the territory of the island of Madeira. It includes all municipalities.

Gastronomy Events in Madeira? There are several festivities that pay tribute to the excellence of the region's products and delicacies. Delight your palate

Bars and Night Clubs in Funchal - To dance, listen to music and toast to life with friends!

There are several ways to get to Madeira and Porto Santo comfortably. With a privileged location, we are closer than you imagine!

This award-winning nectar has been exported all over the world for centuries. Madeira Wine is one of the archipelago's undisputed crown jewels.

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.

Vereda dos Balcões is a short trail, that takes you to enjoy the views from the Balcões Viewpoint. You will cross paths with indigenous and endemic species.

Vereda do Areeiro is a trail connecting three iconic spots in Madeira - it begins at Pico do Areeiro, crosses Pico das Torres and ends at Pico Ruivo.

With an altitude of 580 m, Cabo Girão is the highest cape in Europe. Known for its suspended glass platform with an unparalleled panoramic view.

The Monte Palace Tropical Gardens has a vast collection of exotic plant species. Alongside its fauna, the works of art add even more beauty to this space.

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

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

Cosmopolitan spirit, vibrant natural landscapes, unique traditions and unforgettable delicacies: it's hard to choose what to do in Funchal first.

The History of Madeira goes back more than 600 years. A rich history, reflected in the archipelago's heritage and in its unique traditions.

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

With over 600 years, Madeira's Heritage is guardian of a vast collection of monuments, religious temples, museums and other cultural spaces.

There are many Museums in Madeira that enrich the archipelago, dedicated to multiple themes and artistic expressions. Come and whet your curiosity.

Madeira enjoys a privileged geographical position, an inviting subtropical climate and unforgettable insular landscapes. Discover us!

Funchal will be responsible for some of the most unforgettable moments of your holidays. It will be hard to choose what to see in Funchal first!

"Classics at Magnolia" is a living showcase where the focus is on classic cars. Discover fascinating stories that span generations.

Exceed your limits and dare to Paragliding Madeira. Hovering over Madeira's mountains and its coastline is a vibrant and always very surprising activity.

Madeira's Carnival it's one of the highlights of Madeira's festival calendar. A wave of joy that spreads throughout the archipelago.

The Madeira Flower Festival occurs with the arrival of spring, when Madeira's gardens become even more colorful and exuberant. It celebrates Nature.

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

Madeira Hiking? Mountains, ocean, green forests, waterfalls and viewpoints: the archipelago's natural wealth makes hiking in Madeira unforgettable.

Looking for a Bike Tour in Madeira? Exploring Madeira's trails by bike is one of the best ways to discover the natural landscapes of the archipelago.

Madeira Canyoning? Discover Madeira's watercourses and immerse yourself in Nature!

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.

Madeira Tours? Discover the archipelago's natural secrets accompanied by expert guides.

Madeira Surf is internationally known for its perfect, clear and constant waves. A European surfer's paradise.

On the south coast of Madeira, you'll find the ideal conditions for Windsurfing in Madeira: small waves, calm sea, constant wind and a environment singular.

Come Kayaking in Madeira! Discover the natural secrets aboard a canoe or kayak and live an experience full of magic, fun and tranquillity.

Swimming in Madeira? Considered one of the best destinations in the world for swimmers with a passion for spectacular landscapes.

Madeira is a paradise for Sport Fishing! The coastal area of the archipelago has many deep sea areas.

Bird Watching Madeira is the best opportunity to contemplate sea and land species, some of which rare, in preserved and highly respected ecosystems.

Venture safely in Madeira's levadas and trails. Discover all the Alerts and List of existing trails, and make your visit unforgettable.

Don't miss the Atlantic Festival! Madeira is filled with animation to celebrate the beginning of summer with music, fireworks and memorable shows.

The importance of Madeira Wine is imprinted on the culture of the Archipelago, but also on its landscapes. Discover them on the Madeira Wine Tour!

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

In an archipelago that has always been moved by faith, some of the oldest and most important buildings are precisely churches and chapels.

Madeira's contemporary haute cuisine, provides traditional recipes with added sophistication and finesse. Discover the Best Restaurants in Madeira.

The Laurissilva Forest dates back to the Tertiary Age. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is an invaluable environmental heritage.

Advice for Walkers - know the rules of conduct and safety that must be respected. If you are going to walk on a Levada or Footpath, read carefully!

Madeira Musical Instruments are hand-made in the archipelago and are therefore valuable and widely appreciated.

The biodiversity, visibility conditions and water temperature make Diving in Madeira possible all year round. The perfect place for an underwater adventure.

Snorkelling in Madeira is dreaming with your eyes open! Gather the whole family and live this experience!

Practising Stand Up Paddle in Madeira will give you the opportunity to peacefully enjoy the harmony of the sea and the natural landscapes of this island.

The archipelago's cultural life is dynamic and rich in activities. Check the programme of the cultural centres that are scattered throughout the territory.

Madeira's monuments reflect the cultural, architectural and artistic wealth of six centuries of history.

Whale Watching in Madeira - A magical experience in the calm and crystal-clear waters of the archipelago.

Madeira Boat Trips? Embark on this experience on the calm waters of the island and contemplate the coastal area, full of life and iconic landscapes.

A European city located in a bay bathed by the Atlantic, which combines a cosmopolitan atmosphere with a close relationship with Nature.

Treat your taste buds in one of Funchal's Restaurants! They are authentic temples of flavour, from the most traditional to the most contemporary.

Museums Funchal - you can find ideal options for everyone: from History and Art lovers to Nature enthusiasts and even football fans.

Madeira has a calendar of events with activities throughout the year covering a variety of themes. Come and experience Funchal Events.

There are always events livening up the streets of the archipelago. Join the famous festive spirit that characterises the Madeirans!

Madeira and Porto Santo: increasingly accessible islands.