In this gazebo you can see the views over Funchal and Caniço Has a Support Wc prepared for TPMR ♿ -Acessibilidade: Médio ( O Acesso Ao Miradouro É Feito Através De Um Caminho Com Alguma Inclinação, O Rebaixamento Dos Passeios Existente Não É O Suficiente Já Que As Cadeiras Elétricas E As Scooters Não Conseguem Subir).

Get to know this belvedere, to enjoy the views of the north and south sea, see the deserts in the background. Possible to make a small all-terrain with the wheel chair, off-road ♿-Acessibilidade: Difícil ( Por Causa Do Chão, Faz Prender As Rodas Dos Equipamentos, O Chão Tem Bastante Gravilha E Faz Patinar Alguns Equipamentos, Acesso Muito Limitado Ao Local ).

Opened to the public in 1989 in the fishing village of Caniçal, the museum shows the history of whale hunting in the seas of Madeira. The Whale Museum is located in Caniçal and bears witness to the entire history of whaling and the activities associated with it. It is one of the most innovative museums of its kind internationally. Opened in a new building in September 2011, is equipped with a valuable ethnographic/museum collection, which retrieves utensils and past experiences. The museum is an accurate witness to the history of whaling in Madeira throughout the 20th century. This museum houses life-size models of whales and dolphins and 3D stereoscopic movies. The institution also promotes scientific research projects on cetaceans and marine life in the seas of Madeira, as well as the collection, preservation and study of the heritage and documentation on the history of whaling in Madeira. ♿ -Acessibilidade: Fácil ( Acesso Depende De Um Elevador / Rampas No Interior ).

Visit the mills of the north where they manufacture if the famous brandy and Rum of Madeira. ♿-Acessibilidade: Difícil ( Por Causa Do Chão, Faz Prender As Rodas Dos Equipamentos)

Built in the 18th century to watch for invaders, the Faial fortlet operates today as a viewpoint and is considered a Monument of Local Value. The Faial Fortlet, built in the 18th century, has been a Monument of Local Value since 1996. This monument features 20th century recreational architecture. The viewpoint recreates a military battery, in a semi-circular plan, following the profile of the slope where it is built, with exterior paramount in which two inferior thirds are advanced and with a capstone in ashlar masonry. On the terrace there is a small quadrangular support house with features of the popular Madeira architecture.