Pequena capela com um casal de noivos e uma pintura em madeira no interior.

House built between the 17th and 18th centuries, in the popular civil style of Madeira, was the birthplace of Dr. Horácio Bento de Gouveia. Was adapted to House-Museum in 1986 and there you can find objects linked to the professional life of this writer, journalist and teacher of Madeira, as well as antique pieces.

Rustic and welcoming space decorated with wine barrels and some regional articles, serving essentially the famous Madeira wine.

A House-Museum where all the daily Madeira traditions are pictured in objects currently considered as true relics of the past.

Modern and comfortable hotel, located near the Madeira airport. It has a bar, two pools, a restaurant and a billiard room.

A 5.4 kilometres walk along the Levada dos Cedros with its unique irrigation systems on the ridges of the Madeira island.

This shop is at the Aveiro Centre and sells typical handicraft not only from Aveiro but also from other regions such as Madeira.

Typical traditional commerce shop and an ancient lintel shop, with a highlight for the works in Wattle of the Madeira and Palm and Cane of Loulé.

Small commercial gallery, integrating shops and bars attached to the Companhia do Vinho da Madeira (wine company).

This was the first golf course in Madeira, built in 1937 and then redesigned in 1991 by the famous golf architect Robert Trent Jones. Overlooking Machico Bay, it has three courses, each with two par-5s, two par-3s and five par-4s. The "Machico" and "Desertas" courses are those usually used during the Madeira Open, while the "Serras" course, gently flat, maintains the level of play. Santo da Serra hosts the Madeira Open annually, a tournament integrated into the PGA European Tour.