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Michelin in Madeira

Eight restaurants on the island have won a distinction with Stars by the renowned restaurant guide. Quite a feat! They are: in Funchal: “Armazém do Sal” (Salt Storehouse), off Rua da Alfandega “Casal da Penha” in Beco da Adelaide, this is in the area behind the new Savoy Palace “William”…

A Sad Event

It seems that following a series of domestic violence events, a man in his 40s killed his wife and child of 10 years today in Rua da Casa Branca, Funchal. The man took flight but his body was then found in an area below a viewpoint on Ponta de São…

The Fort of São Filipe

After the flooding of 2010, the Portuguese Government on the mainland approved a big financial support package to repair the damages and prevent further floods. The results are, in many places, cemented river beds and upriver,  concrete “combs” in the normally tranquil rivers to stop boulders, trees and other debris…

Homeless and infected

Madeira has actually 110 persons listed as homeless in the Region. 20 of them tested positive for Covid in the last three months, and these are only the ones which were found. It’s a pity, really. In the beginning of the Pandemic, the homeless were right away classified as endangered…

MAMMA!

This new museum opened in July this year; it is situated on Estrada Monumental 14, right after the Bridge leading to the hotel area. The Quinta you can see above, is called Quinta Nogueira. Rui Sá of the well-known Sá family (they used to run supermarkets on the island and…

Rebirth of “Apolo”

The renowned “Apolo” Café near the Cathedral had been closed due to financial problems around a year ago. Former customers and fans will be able to check out the revamped Apolo in February 2022. The new owner, Roberto Silva, is investing heavily in the City. The “Villa Grill” has opened…

IVBAM Searched by Judicial Police

As part of a national investigation, the Judiciary Police (PJ) in conjunction with the Departamento Central de Investigação e Ação Penal (DCIAP), are following leads both in Porto and Funchal regarding 'economic participation crimes,' including active and passive corruption and money laundering.

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