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Quick facts
- Madeira's Laurisilva forest is a UNESCO World Heritage site, covering about 15,000 hectares and home to unique flora and fauna found nowhere else on Earth.
- The island is known for its levada trails, which total over 2,000 kilometers and were originally built in the 16th century to carry water from the mountains to agricultural fields.
- Madeira's highest peak, Pico Ruivo, stands at 1,862 meters and offers breathtaking views that attract hikers and nature lovers from around the globe.
- The annual Madeira Flower Festival, celebrated since 1979, showcases vibrant floral displays and parades, attracting thousands of visitors each spring.
- Madeira is famous for its fortified wine, known as Madeira wine, which has been produced since the 15th century and is celebrated for its unique aging process that can last decades.
Travel details
- Country
- Portugal
- Wind (now)
- 3 km/h
- Coordinates
- 32.7607, -16.9595
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