Cable Car, Botanical Gardens & Terreiro da Luta
Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Monte
Once known as a health resort for Europe's high society, Monte is known for its lovely architecture and Lady of Monte Church. Outside, the church boasts a twin-towered facade and the large churchyard offers a splendid view over Funchal. An inside visit reveals elegant chandeliers, a 15th century statue of Our Lady of Monte, beautiful pieces of gold and silverwork crafted in the 17th and 18th centuries and the tomb of Charles I of Habsburg, the last emperor of Austria, who went into exile in Madeira in 1921.
Madeira Botanical Gardens
Set out over a sprawling nine acres, the garden is home to five distinct areas that exhibit 2,500 exotic and rare plants.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
Everywhere you point your camera you'll discover one memorable photo after another.
Enjoy the scenery at Terreiro da Luta viewpoint
SHOPPING
Browse for that perfect memento of your visit at the Madeira Botanical Gardens Gift Shop.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
As your cable car climbs its way up to Monte, you can't help but notice the breathtaking views of the mountain, lush greenery, Funchal Bay and the city.
Points of interest
Monte
Botanical Garden
Cable-car
Schedule
Special Notes
As the cable car does not come to a complete stop for boarding, this tour is not recommended for guests with physical limitations.
At peak times, queues and waits may be experienced at the boarding station of the Cable Car.
Our Lady of Monte Church is subject to closure without notice and visit is optional and time permitting.
Visibility from all scenic outlooks is dependent upon the weather and therefore cannot be guaranteed.
Wear comfortable walking shoes and clothing suited to the day's conditions. Bring a hat and adequate sun protection.
Sequence of tour stops may vary.
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Moderate Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Monte
Once known as a health resort for Europe's high society, Monte is known for its lovely architecture and Lady of Monte Church. Outside, the church boasts a twin-towered facade and the large churchyard offers a splendid view over Funchal. An inside visit reveals elegant chandeliers, a 15th century statue of Our Lady of Monte, beautiful pieces of gold and silverwork crafted in the 17th and 18th centuries and the tomb of Charles I of Habsburg, the last emperor of Austria, who went into exile in Madeira in 1921.
Madeira Botanical Gardens
Set out over a sprawling nine acres, the garden is home to five distinct areas that exhibit 2,500 exotic and rare plants.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
Everywhere you point your camera you'll discover one memorable photo after another.
Enjoy the scenery at Terreiro da Luta viewpoint
SHOPPING
Browse for that perfect memento of your visit at the Madeira Botanical Gardens Gift Shop.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
As your cable car climbs its way up to Monte, you can't help but notice the breathtaking views of the mountain, lush greenery, Funchal Bay and the city.
Points of interest
Monte
Botanical Garden
Cable-car
Schedule
Special Notes
As the cable car does not come to a complete stop for boarding, this tour is not recommended for guests with physical limitations.
At peak times, queues and waits may be experienced at the boarding station of the Cable Car.
Our Lady of Monte Church is subject to closure without notice and visit is optional and time permitting.
Visibility from all scenic outlooks is dependent upon the weather and therefore cannot be guaranteed.
Wear comfortable walking shoes and clothing suited to the day's conditions. Bring a hat and adequate sun protection.
Sequence of tour stops may vary.