Jardim Botânico da Madeira, is a prominent botanical garden located in Funchal, Madeira, Portugal. It is renowned for its diverse collection of plants, flowers, and trees, showcasing both local and exotic species.

Covering an expansive 35,000 square meters and home to more than 2,500 plant varieties, this garden offers a refreshing escape from the summer heat. Take a break under the shade of exotic trees or chill out in the laid-back ambiance of the Cafe Teleferico!

These gardens unquestionably secure a spot in Madeira's top 10 must-do activities.

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📌 Location: Madeira Botanical Garden, Funchal, Portugal
📅 Date recorded: 25 November 2022
⛅️ Weather: 24 °C | 75 °F (Humidity: 50%)

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0:00 - Intro
1:18 - Intro ends (Location, Date, Weather)
3:47 - View of Funchal City from the Botanical Garden (300m)
11:44 - Cobblestone path and lush vegetation
12:10 - Stairs & Sun and beautiful views
14:17 - Satue (Rui Vieira)
15:21 - Magical path
16:14 - Another view of the gardens
17:16 - Quick look at the museum
18:30 - A black cat!
18:53 - Huge Elephant's Foot Palm & Strelizia blooming
20:11 - Stunning views! (3 ancient cinder cones in the background)
21:20 - Investigating arid / cacti section
24:59 - Large Cactuses!
26:20 - Flowers (video thumbnail)
28:24 - A lot of Bananas!
31:49 - More of the arid section (Agave blooming)
32:03 - Traditional Madeira house
32:58 - Large Norfolk Island Pine (Originates / Endemic to Norfolk Island, Australia)
33:28 - Huge "Bird of Paradise" (Strelitzia Nicolai) - Endemic to South Africa
33:53 - Into the jungle! (Bananas, Gingers, Heliconia)
34:05 - Tropical Plant Heliconia "Lobster-claw" (native to the tropical Americas)
36:02 - Cycad Section (cone-bearing plants that flourished during the dinosaur era)
36:19 - Oldest cycad fossils date to Carboniferous period (300–325 million years ago)
38:04 - Entering Palm Section (various palms from around the world)
40:18 - Another viewpoint (big road bridge)
48:59 - Gardens from above (FPV Drone)

Madeira is a Portuguese archipelago located in the Atlantic Ocean, southwest of Portugal. The archipelago is composed of four main islands: Madeira, Porto Santo, and the smaller Desertas and Selvagens. Here are some key features and information about Madeira:

1) Volcanic Landscape: The islands boast a dramatic and diverse topography shaped by volcanic origins, featuring steep cliffs, deep valleys, and lush mountainsides that define the stunning scenery of Madeira.

2) Year-Round Pleasant Weather: Enjoying a subtropical climate, Madeira maintains mild temperatures throughout the year. Coupled with fertile soil, this climate nurtures a diverse and flourishing ecosystem.

3) Cultural Fusion: Madeira's culture is a beautiful blend of Portuguese, African, and Moorish influences, evident in its traditional music, dance, and cuisine, creating a unique and vibrant cultural tapestry.

4) Festive Spirit: Renowned for lively celebrations, Madeira hosts world-famous festivals, with the New Year's Eve festivities in Funchal capturing global attention and setting the tone for the island's vibrant cultural scene.

5) Tourist Delights: The archipelago beckons tourists with its natural allure, offering outdoor enthusiasts opportunities for hiking, water sports, and cultural explorations that showcase the rich tapestry of Madeira.

6) Levada Trails: Crisscrossing the landscape, Madeira features an intricate network of levadas—converted irrigation channels that double as picturesque walking paths. These trails provide breathtaking views of the island's scenic beauty.

7) Agricultural Heritage: Historically, agriculture, with a focus on wine production and banana farming, has been integral to Madeira's economy. The island's agricultural heritage adds a distinctive flavor to its character and economic identity.

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