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Funchal Port in Madeira Island welcomes three cruise ships today, bringing a total of 6,820 passengers and 3,452 crew members. This influx is part of the Cruise Atlantic Islands itinerary, showcasing Madeira's appeal as a top tourist destination.
25 years ago, Madeira's educational landscape was abuzz with the debate on the necessity of homework. Parents and educators questioned whether the burden of assignments was leading children to stress.
Madeira has been named the top destination in the world by TripAdvisor's Travellers’ Choice Awards, recognizing its exceptional appeal to tourists globally.
Recent incidents in Funchal, Madeira's capital, highlight ongoing safety issues as emergency services respond to several serious accidents and an assault.
The Regional Civil Protection Service of Madeira has conducted a specialized training program for drone operators, enhancing capabilities in search and rescue scenarios.
The Madeira Wine, Embroidery, and Handicraft Institute (IVBAM) held a workshop focused on natural, organic, and biodynamic wines, highlighting sustainable wine-making practices.
Renowned priest Padre Carlos Macedo will visit Madeira from February 2nd to 7th for a week of evangelization across the island's parishes.
Residents and tourists in Madeira should brace for heavy showers and strong winds today as the effects of depression Joseph continue to impact the region.
Due to adverse weather conditions, the Funchal Port Authority has renewed its warnings to the maritime community and the public about coastal activities.
A series of accidents occurred in Madeira on January 27, 2026, involving local residents and emergency responders. These incidents highlight the importance of safety measures in daily activities.
The historic Capela de Nossa Senhora da Vida in Madeira faces potential relocation due to multiple landslides threatening its stability. Regional authorities are considering moving the chapel to preserve this cultural landmark.
On February 4th, the Regional Center of Madeira - Portuguese League Against Cancer will host a human chain at Funchal's Municipal Square to emphasize solidarity and collective action against cancer.