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

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

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

Achadinha is a typical Madeiran vernacular house, with two floors, built in basalt stone.

Terrace Mar Suite Hotel is a 4-star aparthotel with a modern, pleasant and functional decoration. All rooms have a furnished balconies and kitchenettes!

The Frederico de Freitas House Museum presents eclectic collection dating from the 17th to the 19th centuries.

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

The Madeira Photography Museum gathers a collection of cameras, sceneries and a photographic archive of one and a half million copies.

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

Venda Velha, Funchal, recreates the typical atmosphere of Madeira's 'vendas', commercial establishments which served as a place for locals to meet.

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.

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.

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

ANA - Aeroportos de Portugal is a company that operates the public airport service supporting civil aviation in Portugal, including the islands.