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Information about Madeira

 

Madeira is the largest one of the group of islands located close to the coast of Morocco.Madeira is situated in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, some 500 kilometres from the African coast and 1,000 kilometres from the Portuguese mainland, a mere one and a half hour's flight from Lisbon. Madeira covers an area of 741 square kilometres - 57 kilometres long and 22 kilometres wide. Nearly half of its population of 260,000 live in the capital, Funchal.

The island is full of volcanic peaks and places dropping sharply into the ocean.

The capital, Funchal, is an enchanting town set on a glittering bay against a background of soaring green mountains. Its historic core overlooks the harbour and features some fine government buildings and stately 18th century mansions.
Visitors shouldn't miss a tour of the botanical gardens located on the edge of the city, after which we suggest the famous Monte toboggan ride back into town.

Madeira is mostly synonymous with its rich, fruity wine of the same name, which has been made on the island for hundreds of years. Blessed with a spectacular volcanic landscape and subtropical climate, the island boasts more repeat visitors than any other part of Portugal. Visitors to the island are usually smitten by the impressive rugged beauty of the peaks in comparison to the lush semi-tropical vegetation around its coastline.

The wines from Madeira is a famous product everywhere in the world and visit to the Adegas de Sao Franciso to learn how it is made and stored is an interesting experience and opportunity to see the oldest bottles from 1772! The capital city, Funchal, is well worth a visit with pleasant architecture and added attraction of its decorative paving.

 
 
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