Historic wine cellar offering tours and tastings of Madeira’s famous fortified wines.

Tips: Book tours in advance, especially during peak seasons; purchase unique vintages as souvenirs.

One of the highest sea cliffs in Europe with a glass-floored skywalk offering breathtaking ocean views.

Tips: Visit early to avoid crowds; bring a camera for panoramic photos.

Modern casino with gaming tables, slot machines, live shows, and dining options.

Tips: Dress code applies in some areas; ID required for entry; check for live music nights.

Museum dedicated to footballer Cristiano Ronaldo, displaying trophies, memorabilia, and interactive exhibits.

Tips: Ideal for sports fans; combine with a visit to the nearby Cristiano Ronaldo statue.

Historic district with cobbled streets, vibrant street art, traditional restaurants, and lively bars.

Tips: Best explored on foot; enjoy an evening stroll and try local specialties like espada com banana.

Network of scenic irrigation channels offering hiking trails through forests, mountains, and valleys.

Tips: Choose routes based on your fitness level; some walks can be slippery, so wear appropriate footwear.

Interactive museum that tells the story of Madeira’s history, culture, and volcanic origins.

Tips: Great for families and rainy days; audio guides available in multiple languages.

Colorful market in Funchal selling local produce, flowers, fish, and souvenirs.

Tips: Visit in the morning for the freshest produce; sample exotic fruits unique to Madeira.

A lush botanical garden featuring exotic plants, koi ponds, and stunning views over Funchal.

Tips: Take the cable car from Funchal for scenic views; wear comfortable shoes as the grounds are extensive.

Third highest peak on Madeira, offering spectacular sunrise and sunset views and challenging hikes.

Tips: Dress warmly; weather can change rapidly; early morning visits are less crowded.

Volcanic rock pools filled with crystal-clear Atlantic water, ideal for safe swimming.

Tips: Arrive early on weekends; bring water shoes for comfort on rocky surfaces.

Largest public beach in Madeira with black sand and pebbles, popular for swimming and sunbathing.

Tips: Facilities include cafes and showers; arrive early during summer for the best spots.

Urban park in Funchal with flower gardens, fountains, and views over the harbor.

Tips: Perfect for a relaxing break or picnic; family-friendly with a playground.

Gothic-style cathedral from the 16th century, known for its beautiful wooden ceiling.

Tips: Entry is free; check for concerts and events held inside.

Elegant 19th-century theater hosting concerts, plays, and cultural events.

Tips: Check the program ahead of your visit; guided tours available for architecture enthusiasts.