Every 1 July, Madeira celebrates its history, culture, and people with island-wide festivities marking more than 600 years since the Portuguese first arrived. Discover why Madeira Day is one of the island's most special celebrations and what visitors can expect.

After two years, technical setbacks and a lot of determination, Miguel Paiva has earned his FIFA Football Agent Licence.

Festa da Lapa is back in Paúl do Mar this July, now a two-day festival, as organisers balance celebration with protecting Madeira's limpets.

Portugal beat Chile 2–1 in a World Cup friendly on 6 June 2026 — goals from Guedes and Fernandes, a Leão red card, and Ronaldo subbed at half-time. Match report inside.

Discover why Madeira is Europe's top stylish escape for 2026. Embrace quiet luxury, stunning landscapes, and effortless living.

Glide above the city! The iconic Funchal cable car reopens featuring thrilling new glass-floor cabins and panoramic island views.

Discover Madeira's sweetest treasure. Explore the rich volcanic fruit, local dishes, and the BAM museum in sunny Ponta do Sol.

Former South African President Jacob Zuma's recent private visit and birthday celebration in Funchal sparks local discussion.

Explore the rich history of the Madeira Flower Festival. From its 1954 origins to the spectacular 2026 Funchal spring parades.

The 2025/2026 football season brings high stakes to Madeira. Follow Nacional’s survival battle and Marítimo’s promotion push.

Reports suggest Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodríguez are planning a spectacular 2026 summer wedding at Funchal Cathedral.

Air travel in Portugal could see some turbulence—not in the air, but on the ground.