With over 600 years of History, this Atlantic archipelago is proud to be the guardian of a vast collection of monuments, churches, museums and other cultural spaces. Madeira's heritage therefore stands out for its diversity and, of course, for its undeniable historical relevance.
Walking through the streets of Madeira's towns and cities means enjoying direct contact with a heritage of great value. It is a journey into the past through different architectural styles, historic spaces or artworks from various eras.
The city of Funchal, the capital of the archipelago, is home to an essential part of Madeira's heritage. When you visit, be sure to take time to peacefully wander the streets of this European metropolis and enjoy its rich heritage.
The island of Madeira has an inestimable cultural heritage. The AP_ARTE project emphasizes this by producing thirty videos highlighting individual pieces of art from seven museums on the island. These artefacts were chosen based on the history surrounding the piece and its relationship with Madeira.
