Hidden Gems of Madeira Island
Beyond the bustling center of Funchal, Madeira Island preserves historic manor houses and secluded religious sites. This collection includes the 15th-century São Lourenço Fortress and the Quinta das Cruzes museum, which houses extensive collections of antiques and paintings. Coastal highlights feature the volcanic cliffs of Ponta de São Lourenço and the Rocha do Navio viewpoint. Architectural landmarks range from the Jesuit Igreja do Colégio with its panoramic tower to small 16th-century chapels like São Sebastião and the tile-adorned Santa Clara Monastery.
Miradouro Rocha do Navio
Coastal viewpoint in Santana overlooking a nature reserve and traditional agricultural plateaus. It provides access to the shore via a steep cable car.
Quinta Vigia Gardens
The official residence of the President of the Autonomous Region of Madeira. A part of the gardens are open to the public.
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