A leisure area "conquered" from the river. One can view the Mother Church of São Lourenço from the park. It has a playground and a sports pavilion.

This building from 1965 was once the Municipal Library. The original plan is from Fernando Távora, being the work in the first floor planned by Diamantina Galacho.

Calvary dating from the 19th century, consisting of a rectangular platform of three steps and three Latin crosses. Next to this is a cruise dating from 1693.

Located downtown and placed in a restored stable from the XVIII century, this house sells handicrafts from all over the country, especially pottery items.

The cruises in granite that indicate the different stations of the way of the cross are arranged from the chapel of the Holy Spirit, proceeding down the street from the source, to the Calvary.

The name of this village derives from its location, a 500-meter-high hill, where the castle was built at the summit. The views from this place are magnificent.

A granite temple dating from the 13th century (a period of transition from Romanesque to Gothic). The interior has three identical naves and apsidal chapels.

Also known as Fajã de Vicente Days, this fajã has a number of very high permanent inhabitants. Since many fishermen here have always existed, and there is even a fishing harbour, at the tip of Vicente Days. Access, unlike most of the fajãs, is very good, being the asphalted path.

This luxury Inn is placed at Funchal city centre, working since 1998, with an original architecture. The rooms have one of the walls made of glass, giving access to the magnificent gardens. The facilities show refinement and comfort and the service is of great quality. The gardened area displays the sub-tropical plants of the island.

Palatial house composed of three main bodies, joined by stairs and balconies, where the rooms and suites have direct access to the garden. Also has an orchard, vegetable garden, saltwater pool and a Pavilion for events. In the interior, especially the murals and the frescoes. The decor makes the symbiosis between the classic and the contemporary.