Funchal

Funchal (Portuguese booloo: [fũˈʃal] ⓘ) ka noba gyamaa bammo ka o e Funchal City (Portuguese: Cidade do Funchal), e la kapital, tengkpong ane a municipality nang be Portugal's Autonomous Region ko Madeira, nang da taa kaabo ko Atlantic Ocean. A tenga da taa la noba yagrong neng 105,795, nang veng ka o da e tengkpong ayoobo soba nang be a Portugal. Yi o nang taa saakonnong ane yelkore gyamaa zuing, Funchal e la bone nang be a Portugal's main tourist attractions; o meng e la bone nang maale taa bammo kyaare a New Year's Eve, aane ona la a bone nang taa wederong a Portuguese port ko a cruise liner dockings.
Funchal CityMunicipalityFunchal City Hall

Saint Lawrence's Palace

Madeira Botanical Garden

Funchal Cathedral

Monte Palace Tropical GardenFlag

Coat of armsLocation in MadeiraCoordinates: 32°39′N 16°55′WCountry PortugalAuton. regionMadeiraIslandMadeiraEstablishedSettlement: c. 1424
Town: c. 1452–1454
Municipality: c. 1508SeatFunchal Municipal ChamberParishes10Government • PresidentCristina Pedra (PPD/PSD)Area • Total76.15 km2 (29.40 sq mi)Population
(2021) • Total105,795 • Density1,400/km2 (3,600/sq mi)Time zoneUTC+00:00 (WET) • Summer (DST)UTC+01:00 (WEST)Postal code9000Area code291Websitewww.cm-funchal.pt
Climate
Climate data for Funchal Observatory, 1991-2020, altitude: 58 m (190 ft)MonthJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecYearRecord high °C (°F)25.6
(78.1)28.6
(83.5)30.5
(86.9)32.6
(90.7)34.2
(93.6)33.9
(93.0)37.7
(99.9)38.2
(100.8)34.3
(93.7)34.3
(93.7)29.5
(85.1)27.1
(80.8)38.2
(100.8)Mean daily maximum °C (°F)20.0
(68.0)19.9
(67.8)20.6
(69.1)21.0
(69.8)22.0
(71.6)23.7
(74.7)25.4
(77.7)26.8
(80.2)26.6
(79.9)25.2
(77.4)22.8
(73.0)21.0
(69.8)22.9
(73.2)Daily mean °C (°F)17.1
(62.8)16.8
(62.2)17.4
(63.3)17.9
(64.2)19.1
(66.4)20.9
(69.6)22.6
(72.7)23.7
(74.7)23.5
(74.3)22.2
(72.0)19.9
(67.8)18.3
(64.9)20.0
(67.9)Mean daily minimum °C (°F)14.3
(57.7)13.9
(57.0)14.3
(57.7)14.9
(58.8)16.2
(61.2)18.2
(64.8)19.7
(67.5)20.7
(69.3)20.4
(68.7)19.2
(66.6)17.0
(62.6)15.5
(59.9)17.0
(62.7)Record low °C (°F)9.2
(48.6)8.7
(47.7)8.5
(47.3)11.1
(52.0)9.7
(49.5)14.5
(58.1)16.3
(61.3)17.5
(63.5)17.9
(64.2)13.5
(56.3)11.2
(52.2)11.0
(51.8)8.5
(47.3)Average precipitation mm (inches)67.1
(2.64)72.4
(2.85)62.3
(2.45)45.2
(1.78)27.2
(1.07)7.8
(0.31)1.7
(0.07)1.3
(0.05)23.1
(0.91)91.2
(3.59)80.3
(3.16)94.8
(3.73)574.4
(22.61)Average rainy days (≥ 1 mm)6.25.55.84.73.31.00.30.43.17.07.38.653.2Average relative humidity (%)71706868707373727171707071Mean monthly sunshine hours160.9166.8197.7194.8208.6194.0232.5236.7210.8194.3165.9151.12,314.1Percentage possible sunshine50545350484555575755534952Average ultraviolet index4.05.98.09.710.411.010.810.18.67.24.73.47.8Source 1: Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera (average daily max UV recorded in 2015-2020)Source 2: NOAA (humidity 1961–1990), German Meteorological Service (sunshine 1991-2020)

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 Etymology 
Noba bana nang dat Funchal after the a zeng a zie d3nd3ng da pore la a zie yuori ka Funchal nang taa bundant wild fennel tnaqng baara a be. A yuori na nyaamo da yi  la Portuguese yelbiri nang e fennel, funcho, ane suffix -al, ko a denote "a plantation of fennel":

 Museums 
Funchal taa la Museums, teseng a:-

 Casa-Museu Frederico de Freitas
 Núcleo Museológico da Cidade do Açúcar
 Museu Barbeito
 Museu CR7
 Museu de Electricidade (Museum of Electricity)
 Museu de Arte Contemporânea do Funchal
 Sacred Art Museum of Funchal
 Museu de Fotografia – Vicentes
 Museu do Forte de S. Tiago
 Museu do Vinho da Madeira
 Museu Henrique e Francisco Franco
 Museu de História Natural do Funchal
 Museu Quinta das Cruzes
 Museu Sala de Troféus do Clube Sport Marítimo
 Núcleo Museológico do IVBAM
 Núcleo Museológico do Museu Militar Palácio São Lourenço
 Núcleo Museológico Mary Jane Wilson

 Street art 

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Funchal taa la twinned neng:

  Angra do Heroísmo, Portugal
  Cape Town, South Africa
  Fremantle, Australia
  Gibraltar, Gibraltar
  Herzliya, Israel
  Honolulu, United States
  Ílhavo, Portugal
  Leichlingen, Germany
  Livingstone, Zambia
  Marrickville (Inner West), Australia
  Maui County, United States
  New Bedford, United States
  Oakland, United States
  Praia, Cape Verde
  Saint Helier, Jersey
  Santos, Brazil
  Vigan, Philippines

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 Public service 

 Arsénio Pompílio Pompeu de Carpo (1792–1869), slave trader, freemason, poet and journalist
 James Yate Johnson (1820–1900), English naturalist, lived in Madeira from 1851
 José Vicente Barbosa du Bocage (1823–1907), Portuguese zoologist and politician
 Arthur Phelps (1837–1920), British civil engineer, homeopath and anti-vaccinationist
 Aires de Ornelas e Vasconcelos (1837–1880), Roman Catholic Archbishop of Goa
 Sarah Forbes Bonetta (1843–1880), goddaughter of Queen Victoria, died of tuberculosis
 Sir Lloyd William Mathews (1850–1901), British naval officer, politician and abolitionist
 Charles, Count de Lambert (1865–1944), early European aviator
 Adolfo de Noronha (1873–1963), Portuguese naturalist
 Leontina de Cabral Hogan (1886–1943), medium and feministthumb|Leontina de Cabral Hogan
 Lourdes Castro (1930–2022), artist using abstract art, silk screens and shadow puppets
 Maria Teresinha Gomes (1933–2007), spent 20 years as a male army general
 Alberto João Jardim (born 1943), President of the Regional Government of Madeira, 1978–2015
 Joe Berardo (born 1944), Portuguese and South African businessman, and art collector
 Ilse Everlien Berardo (born 1955), German Lutheran theologian, responsible for the local German-speaking Protestant Church
 Humberto Barbosa (born 1961), Portuguese nutritionist
 Miguel Albuquerque (born 1961), politician, current President of the Regional Government of Madeira
 Berto Correia de Sousa (born 1972), Portuguese-Swiss bank manager in Zurich, noble roots
 Liliana Rodrigues (born 1973), politician and Member of the European Parliament
 Rubina Berardo (born 1982), Madeiran and Portuguese politician and pundit

 Meng kaa ky3 

 History of Madeira
 Madeira wine


 Arts 

 Viscondessa das Nogueiras (1805–1888), poet, author, and translator
 Jane Wallas Penfold (1820–1884), botanical artist
 Virgílio Teixeira (1917–2010), film, TV and stage actor
 Maximiano de Sousa (1918–1980), Portuguese singer, known as Max
 Herberto Hélder (1930–2015), Portuguese surrealist and experimental poet
 António da Cunha Telles (born 1935), Portuguese film director and producer
 Maria Aurora (1937–2010), journalist, poet, novelist, children's writer and TV presenter
  (born 1962) interior designer and painter
 Fátima Lopes (born 1965), fashion designer
 Kátia Aveiro (born 1977), singer and sister of footballer Cristiano Ronaldo
 Pedro Camacho (born 1979), composer of classical and religious music and film scores
 Carlos Nóbrega (born 1979), singer, songwriter, actor, photographer and writer
 Fabio Machado (born 1985), Portuguese mandolin virtuoso
 Vânia Fernandes (born 1985), singer and 2008 Eurovision Song Contest competitor
 Giullia Buscacio (born 1997), Portuguese Brazilian actress

 Sport 

 Cristiano Ronaldo (born 1985), footballer and longtime captain of the Portugal national team
 Artur de Sousa Pinga (1909–1963), footballer and later coach of FC Porto
 Marco Paiva (born 1973), retired footballer with 528 club caps
 Catarina Fagundes (born 1977), the first Portuguese female sailing athlete, entered the 1996 Summer Olympics
 Márcio Abreu (born 1980), Portuguese footballer with 505 club caps
 Rúben Andrade (born 1982), retired footballer with 491 club caps
 Moises Henriques (born 1987), Australian cricketer, moved to Australia aged one
 Marcos Freitas (born 1988), European Champion table tennis player
 Laura Luís (born 1992), football forward, with 49 caps for the Portugal women's team
 Fátima Pinto (born 1996), the first footballer from Madeira in a UEFA Women's Championship
 Telma Encarnação (born 2001), footballer who plays for the Portugal women's team

 Meng kaa ky3 

 History of Madeira
 Madeira wine


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