This Chapel, dating from the 18TH century was, presumably, rebuilt in the 19th century. On the main facade stands out the plinth, with a Latin cross high and round arch portal with stonework frame. Inside, the altar in gilt.

Simple space, with live Brazilian music and a resident band. The caipirinhas (sugar cane drink) stand out. Open from 22h to 2:30, Monday to Thursdau; 22h to 3:30 on Fridat and Saturday.

This museum has a vast collection of contemporary Portuguese art from the 1960s to the present, having as its initial core the collection of the Prize for Plastic Arts of Funchal, an initiative carried out in the years 1966 and 1967.

The church has a longitudinal plan and consists of a nave, a lower and narrower chancel, a sacristy, and a side chapel attached to the left-hand façade. Inside, the cornerstones in the form of Tuscan pilasters in the nave and chancel stand out.

Art Nouveau building probably built in the 20th century. Presents a longitudinal plan and coverage in gable roof with dormers. On the façade stands out, on the first floor, a balcony flanked by Windows of chest with stone railing.

There isn’t much left of the original temple, partially destroyed in 1740. Inside, the golden carving stands out. It has a portal with a triangular fronton, surrounded by pilasters on the main façade. Inside is a nave covered by a vault.

This is a Milestone with a rococo architecture built by orders of Queen Dona Maria I to mark the miles from the Royal road starting in Lisbon. In this monument one stands out the sun watch placed in the milestone base.

16th-century temple where stands out the gate, with reminiscences of Manueline armillary sphere. Presents the ship covered by a barrel vault, being the triumphal arch covered in gilt and the main Chapel covered with a dome.

The main façade from the church presents a portico with two archivolts with a lancet arch. On the inside stands out the Spanish – Arab glazed tiles on the main altar and one image from the 14th century in limestone.

Ex-libris of the Campanhã area and one of the Nicolau Nasoni’s important inheritances, the Freixo Palace was built in 1742. In this huge exemplar of the Portuguese Civil Baroque, the east front staircase and the Italian gardens stand out.