I’ll be totally honest with you, until a trip to Madeira was suggested to me a couple of months ago, I hadn’t heard too much about the Portuguese Island. When I mentioned the upcoming trip to my parents, they agreed it was a place synonymous with the older generation or those who want a quiet holiday. So it’s safe to say I didn’t really know what to expect, other than no wild parties. But after a 4 hour flight, we touched down in Funchal and were instantly pleasantly surprised. Our trip was indeed relaxed, but jam packed with activities, incredible food and lots of laughter. The booking was made with Jet2 Holidays , I text my lovely friend Misha to see whether she was up for a girly trip – and away we went. So sit back, relax and let me take you through the ULTIMATE guide to a new favourite island of mine. Madeira: The Ultimate Guide [pipdig_banner image=”https://scarlettlondon.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/IMG_2782.jpg” parallax=”yes”] Where to stay Madeira offers the best of both
Rua em 1920
A Rua Conde Carvalhal é uma das mais extensas da cidade do Funchal. Começa no Campo da Barca e termina no cruzamento que a liga à Estrada do Aeroporto e o Caminho da Cancela.
Esta artéria da capital da ilha da Madeira homenageia António Leandro da Câmara de Carvalhal Esmeraldo Atouguia Sá Machado, o 2.º Conde de Carvalhal, presidente da Câmara Municipal do Funchal entre 1879 e 1887.
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