• Funchal has a tropical climate and the beauty of fairy tales with mountains surrounded by green, palm trees, mimosa flowers and ocean view.
  • Funchal has a great number of local traditional restaurants, as well as more modern and international ones (even having two Michelin-starred restaurants...
  • There are two stages to an evening out in Funchal, one is the bars and clubs that operate between midnight and 4am, and the other is the 4am to 7am clubs.
  • Since 1960 Funchal’s harbour and cargo-handling facilities have been enlarged and modernized from time to time...
  • During the second half of the XV century, the sugar industry expanded significantly along the southern coast, making Funchal its most important centre.
  • The flowers and fruit markets in the main squares of the city are characteristic aspects of Funchal, not forgetting the toboggans that descend steeply from Monte to...
  • Today, Funchal is known for its gorgeous weather, local wine, and pretty handicrafts.
  • Besides taking in the extraordinary views and Funchal’s famous cuisine, there are plenty of adventurous outdoor activities to enjoy while on the island.
  • Built in the beginning of the 16th century, at the peak of the Portuguese explorers’ era, Funchal Cathedral is a symbol of power and prosperity.
  • It’s also the busiest part of the island with yellow buses, street cafes and shoppers from outside Funchal packing the streets from morning until sundown.