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Explore the historic district of Funchal, starting with the S Cathedral of Funchal , a beautiful Gothic-style cathedral that dates back to the 15th century. Afterward, take a ride on the Santa Maria de Colombo , a replica of Christopher Columbus's famous ship, and learn about the history of Portuguese exploration.

Visit the Madeira Story Centre , a museum that tells the story of Madeira's history and culture through interactive exhibits and displays. Afterward, explore the Museum of Natural History , which houses a collection of specimens and artifacts from the natural world.

Enjoy a dinner of traditional Madeiran cuisine at a local restaurant, such as O Lagar [recommended by Travel & Leisure].

Take a day trip to the nearby town of Porto Moniz, known for its natural swimming pools formed by volcanic rocks. Spend the morning swimming and sunbathing, and enjoy the stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean.

Visit the Levada do Norte, a walking trail that offers stunning views of the Madeiran landscape. Afterward, head to the village of S o Vicente, where you can explore the volcanic caves and learn about the island's geology.

Enjoy a dinner of fresh seafood at a local restaurant, such as Restaurante Atl ntico [recommended by Cond Nast Traveler].

Take a cable car ride to the top of Monte, where you can enjoy stunning views of Funchal and the surrounding landscape. Afterward, visit the Monte Palace Museum, which houses a collection of art and artifacts from around the world.

Visit the Quinta do Palheiro Ferreiro, a beautiful estate that features a golf course, a spa, and a variety of gardens and walking trails. Afterward, head to the Reid's Palace Hotel, a historic hotel that has hosted a variety of famous guests, including Winston Churchill and George Bernard Shaw.

Spend the evening at the hotel's cocktail bar, where you can enjoy stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and the sunset.

Take a catamaran tour of the Madeiran coast, where you can see dolphins, whales, and other marine life. Afterward, head to the Lido Promenade, a popular spot for walking and swimming.

Visit the Madeira Embroidery Museum, which showcases the island's traditional embroidery techniques and designs. Afterward, explore the Farmers' Market, where you can buy fresh produce and souvenirs.

Enjoy a dinner of local cuisine at a restaurant, such as Restaurante do Forte [recommended by Lonely Planet].