• Santo da Serra - Traditional market with fresh fruits and vegetables. You can also buy flowers, crafts and souvenirs. You have the chance to try some local drinks like Cidra and Poncha.

Next to the market, you may also visit Quinta da Junta Garden which is a public park with a wide diversity of Madeiran flora and fauna species.

• Santa Cruz - You can visit the fish market or have a short walk on the promenade by the sea.

You can also visit the São Salvador Church, a gothic manueline style temple. It is one of the churches, outside of Funchal, with a large architectural interest.

• Miradouro do Cristo Rei do Garajau - The majestic statue of Cristo Rei stands on top of a hill which drops into a ravine, towards the sea.

The viewpoint, in Garajau, gives visitors an excellent partial view over Funchal bay, the Garajau Reserve, Caniço de Baixo and the Atlantic Ocean.

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The customary marketplace in Santo da Serra welcomes shoppers every Sunday. It sells a range of goods including fruits, vegetables, flowers, handmade items, and memorabilia, as well as tasty local food and beverages. The Roma market adjacent to it offers a broad spectrum of products.

There’s also a public park to be enjoyed, home to a variety of Madeiran plant and animal life.

Don’t miss the breathtaking view of the natural reserve of Garajau when visiting Madeira. This spot also features the scenic Cristo Rei statue.

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