Already the Bachus and, before, the Tavares Poor. Now, about the purview of Bosnian chef Ljubomi Stanicic, change the name and the concept for bistro, followed their brand image: 100 Ways. The building, Art Deco type, divided into two floors. The first with a bar, where you can drink a cocktail before your meal or following the same; the second with a room that shares the space with the filled wine cellar. Your kitchen is, as the entire environment created, simple and beautiful, with traditional Portuguese, French influences and, of course, Yugoslavia. As the chef likes to say: "food from …

Resulting from the recovery of the former Bullring Simão da Veiga Jr. was born, now named Round Coliseum features an avant-garde architecture, hosting several types of spectacles.

Construction dated from the end of the XVII century, being at that time the Santa Casa da Misericórdia and its Hospital. It was later the Medical School of Funchal and is now the Regional Government Palace.

Former beer house that is now a restaurant. The ambience is quiet and discreet. It sometimes has exhibitions of Portuguese and Mozambique painters. The wine list includes wines from all the country regions.

Ideal restaurant to eat seafood and fish of high quality. Has other options in the letter of equal quality.

Market where you can buy a little bit of everything: clothes, footwear, animals, vegetables, food products, agricultural and domestic utensils, among others.

Small chapel, dated from the XVII century, with sober lines and mannerist portal and façade. It is surrounded by very peculiar and picturesque scenery.

Mannerist Church probably dating from the 14th century, consisting of a longitudinal plan, with a nave, a chancel in shaft and a portal framed by pilasters.

Small church, dating from the 13th century, with a portal of two arches. The interior is ornamented with murals and some 15TH century frescoes.

Monumental portal with a triangular pediment, with an inscription from 1903. The Episcopal Palace was built between the 17th and 18th centuries for the bishops of the Algarve.