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Sao Tiago Fort is located near the Santa Maria district and is a representative coastal military defense structure…
Tv. do Forte 8, 9060-123 Funchal, Portugal
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About Madeira Archipelago
Recommended length of visit
3-5 days
Local currency
EUR
Popular destinations
Funchal
Sao Tiago Fort, CR7 Museum, Monte Palace Madeira
Santa Cruz
Cristo Rei, Quinta do Santo (Santo António da Serra), Reis Magos Beach
Arco da Calheta
Calheta - Levada of 25 Fontes and Risk, Dona Beja Pool, Tennis Calheta
Porto Santo
Ponta da Calheta, Quinta das Palmeiras, Miradouro das Flores
Canico
Cristo Rei, Reis Magos Beach, Jardins do Garajau
Ribeira Brava
Ilha das Aves Madeira Lda, PR17 Pinaculo e Folhadal, Mother Church of Ribeira Brava / Church of São Bento
Machico
Ponta de São Lourenço, Praia de Machico, Miradouro da Ponta do Rosto
Quinta Grande
Fajã dos Padres, Miradouro da Quinta Grande, Levada do Nortehike end point
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Giving up on Madeira, this place is too amazing!
(Not clickbait, highly recommended! Who gets it! Europe’s truly underrated paradise island! If you don’t want to visit crowded trendy islands, Madeira is definitely the top choice 😭 Known as the Atlantic’s backyard and Cristiano Ronaldo’s hometown, it enjoys spring-like weather year-round, with mountains, sea, rainforests, and cliffside ocean views all in one place, offering a full sense of healing! Why visit Madeira It completely changes your perception of European islands! No over-commercialization, with majestic cliffs and ocean on one side and misty rainforest valleys on the other. The year-round mild temperature is super comfortable. You can hike to see the magical sea of clouds or relax by the deep blue ocean. It’s a hidden gem with stunning beauty, perfect for effortless photos that look like professional shots, and the vacation vibe is unbeatable ✨ Best time to visit Suitable all year round! April to October offers the most comfortable climate with plenty of sunshine, ideal for island tours, hiking, and ocean views. November to March is one of Europe’s best winter escapes, with temperatures between 16–20℃, warm and cozy. Spending winter here is pure bliss! Must-visit hidden gems ✅ Cabo Girão cliff Europe’s highest coastal cliff! The transparent glass skywalk is breathtaking, with the vast ocean right beneath your feet and unbeatable views. The sunset atmosphere is unforgettable. ✅ Monte Palace tropical garden A fairytale-like hidden garden! Filled with rare plants and flamingos, the colors are dreamy, and the European-style gardens are perfect for photos. Every frame is a healing scene. ✅ Porto Moniz volcanic pools Natural seawater pools formed by volcanic lava, with clear, clean water backed by cliffs and ocean. It’s a unique, less crowded spot, perfect for photos and water fun. ✅ Arieiro peak trail Madeira’s iconic sea of clouds hiking route, walking through misty mountains feels like stepping into a cloud paradise. The scenery is grand and soothing. 5-day relaxed itinerary Day 1: Stroll through Funchal old town Arrive and check in downtown, slowly explore colorful old streets and trendy markets, visit the Cristiano Ronaldo museum. In the evening, enjoy the Atlantic breeze and soak in the laid-back Portuguese small-town vibe. Day 2: Fun mountain and forest day trip Take the cable car up Monte mountain in the morning to visit the tropical garden and try Madeira’s unique wicker toboggan ride—super fun! Spend the afternoon leisurely walking forest trails, breathing deeply and refreshing your lungs. Day 3: Cliffside ocean view healing day Spend the whole day on the west coast! Climb to the top of Cabo Girão cliff for panoramic ocean views, then catch the stunning seaside sunset in the evening—gentle and healing. Day 4: In-depth island nature tour Head to Porto Moniz to enjoy the natural volcanic pools and see the black lava coastline. Stop by a lesser-known seaside viewpoint to discover a different island scenery. Day 5: Leisurely island loop to finish Take a relaxed walk around the island, visit local boutique shops and seaside trails, savor local cuisine, and slowly wrap up your healing vacation. Must-try local specialties 🍢 Madeira beef skewers: a local signature dish! The meat is firm and flavorful with a rich aroma, a must-try that won’t disappoint. 🍷 Madeira wine: a century-old specialty with a rich, sweet taste. Enjoy a small glass by the sea for the perfect vibe. 🐟 Fresh seafood dishes: next to the Atlantic, the seafood is tender and juicy, prepared lightly to preserve the original flavor—delicious. This place is truly perfect for relaxing and healing! Slow pace, stunning scenery, and a paradise island away from the crowds—you have to plan a trip here 🥰
Winter Mediterranean Route, You Won't Want to Come Back
This Mediterranean route, operated by the Ibero II, runs from November 2026 to March 2027, covering the vast waters from Spain to North Africa and from Portugal to Greece. But the real reason I can't help but write about it is the hidden message between the lines: what we show you is the Mediterranean behind closed doors, with the lights off, open only to a select few. Christmas Carols in the Cave, Alhambra Palace After Closing The most impressive experiences this season could each be a highlight for travel inspiration. The first is the private Christmas concert in the St. Michael's Cave in Gibraltar. The natural cave itself is already dramatic, with limestone eroded by water into a Gothic cathedral-like space, usually a spot where tourists line up to check in. But on this voyage, it will be open only to guests on the ship on winter nights, with candles lit and the choir's reverberation filling the space—it’s not a performance, but more like an ancient ritual. Just reading the description gave me goosebumps. The second is the exclusive nighttime visit to the Alhambra Palace in Malaga after closing. Yes, the Alhambra Palace, one of the hardest tickets to get worldwide. After the regular tourists leave, you follow a very small group into the Court of the Lions and the Myrtles Courtyard, with lighting focused only where you should look. The entire palace feels like a slowly unfolding parchment book before your eyes. This kind of tranquility is priceless. The third is the overnight customized journey from Casablanca to Marrakech. Delving into the Red City at night, you can choose to stay in a traditional riad, have msemen pancakes dipped in honey in the courtyard at dawn, then head to the Majorelle Garden to capture the truest blue before the crowds arrive. The core of these experiences is not material luxury but “time others can’t get.” This sense of ease is the greatest luxury itself. Overnight Stops and Late Departures, No More Rushing to Check In Honestly, the biggest pain point of most cruise trips is arriving at a great place but only having four or five hours, barely enough to connect with the city before rushing back to the ship. The smartest part of this journey is the four overnight stops in Casablanca, Lisbon, Madeira, and Malaga, plus late departures from Malaga, Cannes, Syracuse, and Gibraltar. You can stroll through the Christmas market in Funchal late into the night, enjoy a glass of poncha before wandering back to the port; or dress up in Cannes for a Michelin meal, then wrap yourself in a coat by the sea to watch New Year’s fireworks explode overhead, with the entire Riviera lit up just for you. No need to worry about the last shuttle bus; the night itself is your free time. A Gateway to Lesser-Known North Africa and the Canary Islands What excites me most about this route is its tasteful choice of destinations. It doesn’t just repeat those “heard a thousand times” big ports but includes many small places, each a delightful surprise after some research. Ceuta, a Spanish city embedded in the African continent, culturally half European and half Moroccan, with colorful architecture and blurred borders; Algiers, a historic first-time stop for the brand, with the white city skyline layered along the hillside, evoking the gray poetic tones of old films; and the Canary Islands’ Fuerteventura and La Gomera— the former a strange landscape of volcanic wasteland and white sandy beaches, the latter a primeval forest where you can hear whistled messages. They share one thing: few people, few words, and deep scenery. If you care about photography, these places are treasures. No one steals your frame, no tour group flags, the winter light is a warm golden tone with low color temperature, making every shot look like a movie still. Winter ships at sea are not just transportation; they are spiritual sanctuaries. Back to the Ship Itself. The Ibero II’s winter route offers a rhythm especially suited for modern people: not filling every minute with excitement but giving you time and space to decide what to do. All suites have private terraces where you can sip hot tea while lounging and watching the sea, or visit the Ocean Wellness Spa to soak in the heated pool, the contrast between inside and outside temperatures is very healing. The onboard cuisine follows the seasons. In winter, more warm stews, local cheeses, and nut desserts are served, paired with a glass of sherry or Madeira fortified wine. Outside the window is the gray-blue winter sea; inside, candlelight and soft conversations. The atmosphere feels more like a private club’s holiday villa than a ship carrying thousands. This journey is imbued with an “off-season” aesthetic. In the Mediterranean coastal streets and alleys, winter light stretches long, bougainvillea still blooms on balconies, local grandmothers slowly walk home with groceries, and in the squares where tourists have faded, pigeons outnumber people. This is the Mediterranean’s unfiltered true face—quiet, profound, yet rich in detail. If you don’t want a check-in style trip but a journey that lets you slow down with peace of mind and even change your travel aesthetics, then “Winter in the Mediterranean” is probably made for that. No need to rush to squeeze in summer crowds; leave this sea to winter, and it will give you a completely different Europe.
Madeira Islands｜A long letter from the Atlantic Ocean to the cliffs and gardens
[Madeira Islands | A Long Letter from the Atlantic to Cliffs and Gardens] Rising above the waves of the Atlantic, the Madeira Islands resemble an emerald carved by sunlight and sea breeze. Cliffs, volcanic rocks, terraced gardens, and azure coastlines intertwine, and with every breath, one can feel the island's vitality and natural clarity. In the morning, the islands are tranquil and refreshing. The morning light filters down the cliffs and gardens, occasionally accompanied by the lapping of waves or the whisper of birdsong. Time seems stretched here, and every step feels like a journey through the history of volcanic lava and vegetation. Strolling along the cliff paths, the steep rock faces, terraced gardens, and the distant sea appear and disappear in the morning light. Light and shadow intertwine to create a dynamic scene, and the details and natural atmosphere of the Madeira Islands flow through the light and shadow. The light is at its brightest in the afternoon, the sea is crystal blue, the gardens are vibrant, and visitors stroll slowly, the magnificent cliffs and coastline vividly revealed in the light and shadow. At dusk, the setting sun paints the cliffs, coastline, and gardens a warm golden hue, its shadows extending across the paths and sea. A gentle breeze caresses the waves, and time seems to slow down. Truly breathtaking, it's after nightfall, when the sea and distant lights intertwine, and the entire Madeira archipelago whispers the Atlantic's waves, the memory of the volcano, and the island's vitality. If time permits, hike along the cliff paths, photographing the light and seascape, or sit quietly in the coastal gardens, capturing the interweaving of rock faces, terraces, and the sea. You'll understand then: Madeira isn't just a tourist attraction, but a poem composed of cliffs, gardens, and light. Every step reveals the island's vitality and the clarity of the Atlantic. ✨ Tips (useful tips for your trip) · Time to visit: Early morning for soft light, afternoon sun for peak brightness, dusk for the most magnificent sunset, and night for the most enchanting sea lights. · Viewing spots: Cliff paths, terraced gardens, coastline, and viewing platforms. · Recommended Activities: Hiking, photography, coastal meditation, garden strolls. · Recommended Dining: Local seafood, Madeira wine, and tropical fruit desserts. · Recommended Accommodation: Ocean-view guesthouses or small resort hotels, ideal for capturing the light and shadows at dawn and dusk. · Transportation: Rent a car or explore the islands on foot. Comfortable shoes are recommended for some trails. · Seasonal Moods: Spring and summer offer lush greenery and a vibrant sea; autumn offers soft sunsets and warm light; winter boasts a mysterious atmosphere punctuated by sea breezes and mist. · 📌 Traveler's Notes In Madeira, I learned to observe with my eyes how light and shadow play across cliffs, terraced rice paddies, and the sea, and to listen to the whispers of waves and wind. The vitality of the islands and the clarity of the Atlantic Ocean remain more deeply etched in my heart than any single shutter. · 🔖 Tags #MadeiraIslands #AtlanticIslands #CliffCoast #TerraceGardens #HikingExploration #Photography #SeascapeWalk #NaturalSecrets #IslandTravel #TravelPhotographySpots
Savoy Palace Portugal
#Emotional Accommodation The most beautiful hotel in Madeira, Portugal, I stayed here for 3 nights and every time I say it, I had a wonderful stay Luxury and sophistication at **Savoy Palace**. Located in the heart of Punchar, this hotel overlooks the Atlantic Ocean and offers breathtaking views all day long. From the moment I walked in, The reception was warm and the service was excellent. The rooms are spacious and tastefully decorated, with balconies overlooking the ocean or the surrounding tropical gardens. I enjoyed relaxing in the infinity pool with the ocean horizon and spending time in the luxurious spa which provided a perfect relaxation experience. The hotel is close to the city centre, making it easy to explore Madeira and its traditional cuisine. Staying here was a great combination of comfort and luxury.
A trip to Portugal's Madeira Islands: beautiful scenery and tips
🎈Wow😃, Portugal, the land ends here and the ocean begins here🎈|||At the westernmost tip of Portugal, there stands a Catholic monument😎, on which is engraved the famous words of the Portuguese poet Camões: "The land ends here and the sea begins here"🤩. ✨Oh my, before the Age of Discovery, Cape Carlo was like the end of the world😜. However, when people set foot on the Madeira Islands, they discovered that the curtain of the new world of America was slowly opening... 🎉Hey, Madeira belongs to Portugal, just off the west coast of Africa😏. It is the hometown of Cristiano Ronaldo, and it is also the "Madela" described by Sanmao😄. 🤩Wow, after I went there, I realized that all those dreamy scenery on Instagram actually came from this island. I quickly saved it and plan to check it in later! ! 【Three-day itinerary guide】 Day 1: Let’s go to Funchal first😎 and feel the unique charm of this city😃. Then head to the Statue of Jesus, where you can enjoy the spectacular sight of the super magnificent statue of Jesus facing the sea🤩. Then go to the small gate, there is a different scenery here, very suitable for taking pictures 📷. Finally we arrived at Porto Moniz, where you can enjoy a leisurely time on the seaside. Day 2: Head to Fanarre Forest 😎 and stroll through the misty laurel groves. It feels like being in a fairy tale world. Maybe you can even find "Groot" like us 🤪. Then go see the huge rocks in the sea and feel the wonders of nature😃. Then go to the Sea Waterfall and enjoy the picturesque waterfall scenery. If you are lucky, you can even see a rainbow🌈. Finally, we returned to Porto Moniz, ending the day's trip. Day 3: Let’s start our hiking trip😎, take the Sky Ladder hiking route and enjoy the different scenery of the coast, ridges and forests😃. But please pay attention to the following points: be sure to wear comfortable hiking shoes to facilitate walking on mountain roads; prepare plenty of water and food to maintain your physical strength; check the weather in advance to avoid hiking in bad weather; follow the signs and established routes, do not deviate without permission, and ensure your own safety. Afterwards, we went to Capelinha de Nossa Senhora de Fátima and climbed to the church on the top of the mountain. The long steps allow you to enjoy the beautiful view of the Atlantic Ocean 😃. Then go to Gorilla Rock and see the stunning sight of the huge red rock standing by the sea😎. Finally we returned to Funchal, ending this wonderful three-day trip. 🌊Gorilla Rock: Located in the northeast corner of Madeira Island😎, after climbing over the steep ridge, you can see the red boulder standing proudly on the seashore. The waves keep hitting the rocks on the shore. These rocks are rich in iron ore and appear red rusty😃. 🌊Fanal Pond Fanal Pond: At the northwest tip of Madeira Island, there is a laurel forest shrouded in mist. The twisted century-old trees are intertwined with the mist, just like a fairy tale world. We actually found "Groot" in it🤩! 🌊Ladder to heaven, hiking routes: Madeira has world-class hiking routes, covering coasts, ridges, forests, etc., as many as twenty. 😎 🌊Porto Moniz Natural Swimming Pools: Porto Moniz, super cool natural swimming pools with layers upon layers. Whether you can swim or not, you can go and experience it😃! 🌊Véu da Noiva viewpoint sea waterfall: The same sea waterfall as in Iceland, and I also saw a beautiful rainbow🌈! In the north of Madeira, this coastal road is breathtakingly beautiful and perfect for self-driving. 🌊Miradouro Ilheus da Ribeira da Janela Monolith: Also located on the north side of the island, the river rushes down from the mountain into the Atlantic Ocean, and small houses with orange roofs are dotted in between. The picture is so beautiful😃. 🌊Small window: Located in Ponta do Sol, it’s great for taking photos😎. 🌊Capelinha de Nossa Senhora de Fátima: A church on the top of a mountain, with long steps and a view of the Atlantic Ocean, so beautiful😃. 🌊Cristo Rei Jesus Statue: The statue of Jesus facing the sea, right near the airport, the same as the one in Rio😎. ✈️Arrival: It takes 1.5 hours to fly from Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, to Funchal (Madeira Island) 😉. 【Madrid Food Recommendations】 Madeira Cake: Wow😃, this is a local specialty dessert, with a rich taste, sweet and delicious😋. Espetada: Hehe😎, a special kind of barbecue, the aroma of meat is overflowing, which makes people linger in the aftertaste😝. Bolo do caco: This delicacy is made with special bread, and it has a unique flavor😃. Come to Madeira Islands and enjoy this visual and taste feast😜!
Cristiano Ronaldo's hometown - Madeira Islands
Ten must-see attractions in Madeira|| Madeira is an island group in the Atlantic Ocean that belongs to Portugal, about 600 kilometers from the west coast of Africa and about 1000 kilometers southwest of Lisbon. This archipelago consists of Madeira Island, Santa Island, and two uninhabited small islands, with a total area of about 800 square kilometers. Madeira Island is the main island of the archipelago, with rugged terrain, many mountain springs and waterfalls, spectacular scenery, mild and pleasant climate all year round, rich in flowers, plants and special birds. This archipelago is a good place for Europeans to travel and vacation, especially the British. 1-Seixal 2-Ponta de São Lourenço 3- 4- Porto da Cruz 5-São Vicente 6-Pico Areeiro 7 -Capelinha de Nossa Sra.de Fátima 8-Ponta do Pargo 9-Ribeiro Frio 10- Véu da Noiva
I Almost Skipped Madeira's Best Garden 😅
Biggest travel mistake I could've made 😅 Monte Palace Garden in Funchal is seriously magical—think lush paths covered in tile art, shimmering koi ponds, and jaw-dropping views over the city! If you haven’t been, let this be your sign to add it to your must-visit list. Swipe to see why this spot is pure ✨enchantment ➡️ 📌Here’s how to make Monte Palace Garden your Madeira fave: 💚 Take the cable car up before 10am! You’ll beat all the big tour groups, which means more peace, more Insta shots, and less shuffling around. (Cable car address: Caminho das Babosas 8, 9050-021 Funchal; first ride at 9am) 💚 By noon, head to the waterfall area—there’s usually live music playing! Pack a picnic and vibe out in the prettiest spot ever. (Monte Palace Madeira, Caminho do Monte 171, 9050-288 Funchal; garden open daily 9:30am–6pm) 💚 Heading back down? The traditional basket ride (Carro de Cesto) is a seriously wild local experience—basically an adrenaline rush in a giant toboggan basket. Buckle up and thank me later! 🧺 (Basket ride starts near Igreja de Nossa Senhora do Monte, open 9am–6pm) Madeira’s Monte Palace Garden was nearly a miss for me, but now I’m a total garden lover! Don’t sleep on this magical spot—see the views, feel the vibes, live your best Madeiran life 🌿🦋 #madeira #montepalace #gardenlovers #solofemaletravel
🇵🇹 We Booked a 1 Star Restaurant. We Got a 2 Star Meal — and Nobody's Talking About It Yet.
We booked Deserma in Madeira thinking we’d get a solid one-star Michelin experience, but OMG — this place is next level! 🤩 Within minutes, it was clear: Deserma is totally vibing at a two-star level (but nobody’s realized…yet). Every single course? Legit 10/10. Each dish had knockout flavors, dreamy presentation, and that perfect balance that leaves you shook. But let’s be real, Deserma is way more than just amazing food. We got an exclusive kitchen tour (felt *so* VIP), sipped our welcome drinks on the balcony while catching an unreal Madeira sunset, and even had a mid-dinner pause to soak up epic nighttime views over the island — all from the restaurant’s unbeatable perch (seriously, best view in Madeira). The service is GOALS and the whole spot has gorgeous vibes. Honestly, this meal had us glowing — you know that rare, can’t-stop-talking-about-it happiness that lingers for days afterward? Yup, that’s the Deserma effect. And the best part? The price doesn’t make your wallet cry. For next-level food and this dreamy setting, it’s honestly such a steal. Deserma Restaurant Address: Caminho da Lombada dos Esmeraldos, 9350-098 Ribeira Brava, Madeira, Portugal Opening hours: 6:30 PM–11:00 PM (Closed Mondays) Our hot tip: Lock in a reservation *now* before everyone else catches on and those two stars (and full bookings) land! 🌟 #madeira #foodie #michelinstar
Solo on the Levada: Madeira's Funchal Coast Walk, the Water Channel and the Drop
#grouptourvssolotrip Madeira's Levada Walks Are About Two Feet of Path and a Very Long Drop I followed the levada west from Funchal with the water channel on one side and the Atlantic on the other. The path was narrow, the drop was real, and the views were extraordinary. Guide Start at the levada entry near Monte and walk west along the channel. The route is about six miles one way and mostly level. The path is narrow in places, so take your time and don't look down more than you have to. Stay The Savoy Palace is on the seafront and has a proper pool. Quinta da Bela Vista, above the city, is older and quieter. Transport The airport bus takes thirty minutes and costs €8. The cable car to Monte is €18 return. The levada walk starts a short walk from the cable car station. Local experience A coffee and a bolo de mel from a café in Monte costs around €5. Eat it at the start of the walk and look out over the city. Then follow the channel and don't rush.
Madeira Slow Travel Series — Post 1 of 3: The Island Slow Travelers Don't Want You to Know About 🌿
You've done the packed itineraries. The 6am wake-ups. The checklist trips you needed a vacation to recover from. 🇵🇹 Madeira is the antidote. 🌏 Off Portugal's coast in the Atlantic, this volcanic island runs on a different rhythm—and slow travelers are starting to notice. Frankly, some would rather you didn't. Why it works for slow travel: 🌊 Quiet mornings — Sunrise over volcanic peaks, clouds sitting in the valleys below. No crowds, no queues, no rush to the next stop. 🌳 A UNESCO forest older than nations — The Laurisilva, the largest surviving laurel forest on Earth, covers much of the island. Walk through it slowly and you'll understand why it's protected. 🍍 Local food, made slowly — Passion fruit fresh from the vine, honey cake, poncha made by locals who've been at it for decades. 🌺 Villages with no hurry — Cobblestone streets, flower-covered doorways, cliffside viewpoints where sunset is the only plan. ☕ Places to actually rest — Garden guesthouses and ocean-view quintas where doing nothing is the point. Madeira doesn't ask you to do more. It asks you to slow down. 📌 This is Part 1 of my Madeira Slow Travel Series. Next up: the West — where the island gets wilder. Then the East, then the Levada walks in detail. 💬 Type SHARE and I'll send you my customized, personally tested Madeira experiences—the spots that actually deliver. Save this for your next slow escape. ✈️🌿 #slowtravel #madeira #islandlife #hiddengems #travelseries #unesco
What people are saying about Madeira Archipelago
Sao Tiago Fort
You need to buy a ticket. This place is quite interesting. The castle is a building with many years of history. It is a perfect area to visit here. The environment of the entire castle is also very elegant, suitable for a slow tour.
小思文CR7 Museum
The museum opened by C Lang near the cruise terminal of Funchal, the capital of Madeira, is managed by his brother. The admission fee is 5 euros💶. It displays the team and individual awards that C Lang has won in his career (and more will continue to be added), as well as the jerseys he wore in games and many photos from training and award ceremonies. Cooperate with the Madeira Islands government to promote tourism in your hometown with celebrity effect. Even if you are not a Clang fan, I highly recommend this place to everyone that can tell good hometown stories🤟🏻
Chong GuySao Tiago Fort
You need to buy a ticket. This place is quite interesting. The castle is a building with many years of history. It is a perfect area to visit here. The environment of the entire castle is also very elegant, suitable for a slow tour.
小思文CR7 Museum
The museum opened by C Lang near the cruise terminal of Funchal, the capital of Madeira, is managed by his brother. The admission fee is 5 euros💶. It displays the team and individual awards that C Lang has won in his career (and more will continue to be added), as well as the jerseys he wore in games and many photos from training and award ceremonies. Cooperate with the Madeira Islands government to promote tourism in your hometown with celebrity effect. Even if you are not a Clang fan, I highly recommend this place to everyone that can tell good hometown stories🤟🏻
Chong GuySao Tiago Fort
You need to buy a ticket. This place is quite interesting. The castle is a building with many years of history. It is a perfect area to visit here. The environment of the entire castle is also very elegant, suitable for a slow tour.
小思文CR7 Museum
The museum opened by C Lang near the cruise terminal of Funchal, the capital of Madeira, is managed by his brother. The admission fee is 5 euros💶. It displays the team and individual awards that C Lang has won in his career (and more will continue to be added), as well as the jerseys he wore in games and many photos from training and award ceremonies. Cooperate with the Madeira Islands government to promote tourism in your hometown with celebrity effect. Even if you are not a Clang fan, I highly recommend this place to everyone that can tell good hometown stories🤟🏻
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