Madeiran Pavement: An Endangered Art Seeking Heritage Status
Funchal aims to classify Madeiran pavement as intangible cultural heritage. The goal is to preserve and promote the profession of pavers, of which only four remain in the municipality.
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Madeiran Migration to Curaçao in the 1940s: The Call of Oil
In the 1940s, thousands of Madeirans left their homeland for Curaçao, drawn by the promise of stable jobs in the booming oil industry. This migration reshaped lives, forging new communities in the Caribbean.
Who Was Dr. Nélio Mendonça?
In the heart of Funchal, Dr. Nélio Mendonça Hospital stands as Madeira’s leading medical center. Yet, many may wonder: who was Dr. Nélio Mendonça, the man honored with this legacy?
Research Expects Shipwrecks with Treasures in Madeiran Waters
Researcher Alexandre Monteiro has mapped 8,620 shipwrecks in Portuguese waters, with around 250 believed to hold lost treasures.
40-Year-Old Madeira Buses Roaming The Streets of England
DiĂ¡rio de NotĂcias da Madeira reports that old Rodoeste buses, replaced by newer models, are now roaming the streets of England, where they have found a new life and different purpose.
Madeira Wine: Ultimate Guide to a Timeless Legend
What if a glass of wine could transport you back in time? Madeira wine holds centuries of history and culture within its rich flavors. Here's your ultimate guide to a timeless legend
Will Madeira Soon Have a Music Museum?
Could Madeira soon be home to a Music Museum? As calls grow louder for this cultural landmark, two political parties unite to make it a reality!
Madeira Wine Reaching for UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Status
The University of Madeira is championing the bid to secure UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage status for Madeira wine.
Happy Madeira Day!
Happy Madeira Day everyone! May your celebrations be filled with happiness, prosperity, and a renewed sense of satisfaction.
Bolo Do Caco: A Taste Of Madeiran Tradition
Bolo do Caco, Madeira's culinary legacy: a sweet potato-infused bread with origins dating back to the 15th century.
The Madeira Uprising Started 93 Years Ago
93 years ago, the Madeira Uprising erupted, rebelling against hardship and dictatorship, marking an early stand for democracy.
