On the north coast, the church of the São Jorge parish stands as one of the prime examples of the baroque style in Madeira.

Not only did Rua Conde Carvalhal served as a gateway to the city, for decades, this street was also where many of the island’s most influential families lived.

Be they modern or remains from days long gone, buildings are definitely what gives a city its charm.

Average real estate prices in Madeira are more attractive than Lisbon and the Algarve.

A place of government, the São Lourenço Palace stands out of the city landscape of Funchal.

We are often astounded with the apparent complexity and the number of elements necessary to construct, renovate or modify a building.