Temporary exhibitions hall located in the Ajuda National Palace. The theme is, usually, the history of art. It was created in 1869 by d. Luís I and closed in 1876. In the 20th century reopened in 1988.

Tower attached to the Church of Santa Maria dos Olivais, rectangular plant consisting of two floors. Initially had the function of atalaia, but Bell was adapted in the time of d. Manuel I.

The construction of Quinta da Mirabela goes back to 1888. It has been recently remodelled, and is now a luxurious Inn preserving the culture patrimony of the history of Madeira. The location is privileged, in a calm area, 2 km away from the city centre. It offers a great panoramic view of the bay and the harbour of Funchal. From the terrace it is possible to see the famous basket cars sliding down the hill. The complex has 24 rooms, all viewing the sea. It has a restaurant, a bar, health club, reading room and various spaces to relax and …

After undergoing renovation works, this friendly hotel now offers 44 welcoming rooms and a total of 101 nights, and two meeting rooms. The decor is modern and comfortable facilities.

Beautiful and very old church that displays an important Manueline portal and a beautiful Mannerist altarpiece that is now kept in the Municipal Museum, located less than 20 meters away.

16TH century chapel, whose interior contains ancient murals compositions of great historical value. Highlights include the magnificent Gothic-style fresco that fills the space fundeiro of the apse, depicting St. Peter and a succession of scenes on Agriculture and herding.

The church was built in the 15th century and underwent significant alterations later. The façade features a portico with fluted columns and a triangular pediment. The interior is lined with 18th-century tiles depicting scenes from the life of the Virgin. The chancel is Manueline, and the portals are Renaissance.

A single nave church dating from the early 17TH century. Inside the ashlars of 18th century tiles representing steps in the life of St. Peter and scenes from the legend of Santa Iria. Highlight to the marble pulpit dating from 1617.

Sanctuary of small dimension, which features centralized plant and domed cover, which shows different architectural elements of Mannerism.

Church with nave and chancel, with remodeling that denotes the late Baroque. Also the reconstruction at the beginning of the 20th century shows the eclectic character.