The meeting point of the experience is located in one of the most central and lively areas of Funchal, next to the Marina and the Marina Shopping, a place of easy access and with a strong connection to the urban life of the city. This initial framework allows to contextualize Funchal as a port city, open to the sea and historically marked by the maritime trade and the Atlantic routes. The walk begins by the elegant Arriaga Avenue, one of the main axes of the city, known for its historic buildings, traditional cafes and cosmopolitan atmosphere. During this course, topics related to urban development, European influence and the cultural importance of this avenue as a meeting and leisure space over the centuries are addressed. During the journey, references are made to the exterior of the Baltazar Dias Theatre, a symbol of funchal cultural life, allowing to understand the role of arts, bourgeois society and architectural evolution in the history of the city.

Historic green space in the city centre, known for its variety of exotic plants and quiet environment. Here are addressed topics related to botany, urban leisure and the relationship of Madeira with nature.

The main religious building of the city and one of the most important examples of Manueline architecture in Portugal. Built in the late 15th century, the seat stands out for its woodworking ceiling and its historic connection to the period of the Discoveries. This site addresses aspects related to the religious, cultural and artistic history of Funchal, as well as the importance of the cathedral in the formation of Madeirese identity.

One of the most important squares in Funchal, surrounded by historic buildings such as the City Hall. The venue serves as a framework to talk about the administrative, political and social history of the city.

Traditional house founded in the 19th century, recognized for the artisanal production of the famous Colo de Miel da Madeira and other regional specialties. The visit allows to talk about the importance of the old family factories, the conventual confectionery and the connection between gastronomy, tradition and Madeirese festivities, especially in the Christmas season.

A vibrant and traditional market where regional products, such as tropical fruits, flowers and fresh fish, stand out. It is a key point for understanding local gastronomy, local customs and traditional Madeirese trade.

Historic area of the city known for its painted doors, restaurants and authentic atmosphere. The visit allows you to know the oldest past of Funchal, as well as the cultural revitalization of the Old Zone today.