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Morning. Start your day with a visit to the Madeira Botanical Gardens [12306], which features a variety of plants and flowers from around the world, including over 100 species of birds. Afterward, head to the Monte Palace Tropical Gardens [12308], which offers stunning views of Funchal and features a collection of exotic plants and sculptures from Zimbabwe.

Afternoon. Visit the Church of Our Lady of Monte [23041], a beautiful Baroque church that is home to the tomb of Charles I of Austria. Take a ride on the Monte Cable Car for breathtaking views of the city and the surrounding mountains.

Evening. End your day with a visit to Armaz m do Mercado [21732], a market that features a variety of local vendors and food stalls offering fresh seafood and traditional Madeiran dishes.

Morning. Explore the history of Madeira at the Madeira Story Centre [12310], which uses multimedia exhibits to tell the story of the island's discovery, development, and culture. Afterward, visit the Museum of Natural History [12307], which features a collection of fossils, minerals, and endemic species of Madeira.

Afternoon. Take a stroll through the charming streets of Old Town Funchal and visit the S Cathedral of Funchal [12311], a beautiful Gothic cathedral that dates back to the 15th century. Afterward, board the Santa Maria de Colombo [12305], a replica of Christopher Columbus's ship that offers tours of the coastline.

Evening. Enjoy dinner at one of Funchal's traditional restaurants, such as O Tapassol or A Bica.

Morning. Start your day with a hike along the Levada do Caldeir o Verde, a popular hiking trail that takes you through some of Madeira's most beautiful landscapes. Afterward, visit the Madeira Wine Museum to learn about the history of Madeira wine and enjoy a tasting.

Afternoon. Visit the Cabo Gir o Skywalk, a glass platform that offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and the coastline. Afterward, take a trip to the fishing village of C mara de Lobos, where you can enjoy fresh seafood and traditional Madeiran drinks like Poncha.

Evening. End your day with a relaxing spa treatment at one of Madeira's many spa resorts, such as The Vine Hotel or the Choupana Hills Resort & Spa.

Morning. Take a trip to the Ponta de S o Louren o, a nature reserve that features stunning views of the ocean and a variety of flora and fauna. Afterward, visit the Pico do Arieiro, the third-highest peak in Madeira, for breathtaking views of the island.

Afternoon. Head to the town of Santana to visit the traditional thatched houses that are unique to Madeira. Afterward, visit the Ribeiro Frio Natural Park, which features a variety of flora and fauna, including the Madeiran Laurissilva forest.

Evening. End your day with a visit to the Mercado dos Lavradores, a market that offers a variety of fresh produce, flowers, and traditional Madeiran crafts.

Morning. Start your day with a visit to the S o Vicente Caves, a series of lava tubes that were created by volcanic activity. Afterward, take a trip to the Porto Moniz Natural Pools, which offer a unique swimming experience in the natural pools created by volcanic rock formations.

Afternoon. Visit the Casa das Mudas Arts Centre, a contemporary art museum that features exhibits and events from local and international artists. Afterward, head to the Paul da Serra, a plateau that offers stunning views of the island and a variety of hiking trails.

Evening. End your day with dinner at Restaurante O Lagar, a traditional restaurant that offers a variety of Madeiran dishes and local wines.