Police Warn: Reserving Public Parking Spaces Is Against the Law
The Public Security Police of Madeira warned that reserving public parking spots is illegal and can lead to fines up to 300 euros.
The Public Security Police of Madeira warned that reserving public parking spots is illegal and can lead to fines up to 300 euros.
Beachgoers at Praia Vigário have raised safety concerns after several people slipped due to water leaking onto walkways. Authorities say the leaks were caused by acts of vandalism and are asking the public to help prevent further damage.
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Transavia France has launched a new flight - connecting Madeira with Marseille.
Funchal is now home to 7,400 migrants representing 80 nationalities. A recent study examined how this growing population is influencing the city’s labor market, cultural landscape, and shared challenges.
Before his famous journey to the Americas in 1492, Columbus lived and got married on Porto Santo. On the Madeira archipelago, he gained important skills, met key people, and began planning to sail west across the Atlantic.
A racist incident at Nico’s Burger in Funchal leaves two injured after a man attacked a staff member, prompting police to use force and intervene with pepper spray and a taser.
The Funchal Jazz Festival 2025 is in full swing, bringing stunning jazz music to the capital of Madeira.
About 50 union workers gathered today outside Quinta Vigia to demand better wages and the right to strike. Despite repeated requests directed at the government, “not even a simple response” has been given to them.
Starting in 2026, Madeira will charge non-residents at more popular natural sites. Since last year, multiple separate tourist taxes were put in place, raising the question if a single, and more transparent model, would be better.
Western Europe experienced its hottest June ever, with record temperatures rising up to 46°C in Portugal.