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East Coast
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East Coast
Machico
Santa Cruz
Machico
Piquinho Church (Caramachão)
Religious church built in 1967, in the municipality of Machico.
East Coast
Machico
Senhor dos Milagres Chapel
Baroque monument built on the site of a 15th century hermitage.
East Coast
Machico
São Roque Chapel
Church built in 1489 on the western side of the bay of Machico.
East Coast
Santo da Serra
Mother Church of Santo António da Serra
It was built on the site of a 16th-century chapel.
East Coast
Santa Cruz
Santa Isabel Chapel
Built in 1562, it has an imposing Gothic doorway.
East Coast
Santa Cruz
São Pedro Church
Dating from the 16th century, it has multiple architectural and decorative elements.
São Pedro Church
Santa Cruz
São Salvador Church
The second largest church in Madeira, it has a Gothic-Manueline style.
East Coast
Santa Cruz
Mother Church of Santa Beatriz
Baroque church rebuilt in 1745 on the site of a 16th-century chapel.
East Coast
Santa Cruz
Sagrado Coração de Jesus (Cardais Chapel)
From the 20th century, it presents a revivalist and popular architecture.
East Coast
Caniço
Mother Church of Caniço
From 1783, with a transitional style between Baroque and Rococo.
East Coast
Camacha
São José Chapel
Inaugurated in 1924, it is considered a Heritage Site of the Autonomous Region of Madeira.
East Coast
Camacha
Camacha Parish Church
The seven pillars present in the centre of the altar recall the seven Sacraments.
East Coast
Camacha
Mother Church of Camacha
With a Baroque and neoclassical style, it is considered to be of Municipal Interest.
East Coast
Gaula
Madre de Deus Chapel
Built in 1536, it is one of the oldest Marian churches in Madeira.
East Coast
Gaula
Mother Church of Nossa Senhora da Luz - Gaula
Built on the site of a 16th-century church, destroyed by a fire.
East Coast
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