Madeira Funchal Market Guide 2023 | Mercado dos Lavradores | Pasta Del Nata & Coffee Taste Session
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2023
- Hey everyone, and welcome to my TH-cam channel! I'm your host, James, and I'm here to explore all things food, drink and culture. Whilst on holiday, we wanted to share with you an insight of Madeira market.
The panoply of colours, aromas, people and flavours that characterise this market in Madeira make it unique. Come discover it! Inaugurated in 1949 in the centre of Funchal, the Mercado dos Lavradores is the supply point of the city. Find here the most famous fresh and tropical products of Madeira's archipelago. Mercado dos Lavradores, or Farmers Market, is a must-visit for any traveler to Funchal, Madeira. The market is located in the heart of the city and is a great place to experience the local culture and cuisine.
The market is open from 9am to 6pm, seven days a week. It is divided into two sections: the fruit and vegetable market and the fish market. In addition to the produce and seafood, you will also find a variety of other items at the market, including spices, souvenirs, clothing, and locally made crafts.
The fruit and vegetable market is a riot of color and smells. You will find everything from fresh fruits and vegetables to flowers and herbs. The fish market is equally impressive. You will find fresh fish, shellfish, and other seafood.
The Mercado dos Lavradores is a great place to wander around and soak up the atmosphere. It is also a great place to buy fresh produce and seafood for a delicious meal.
Here are some of the things you can do at the Mercado dos Lavradores market:
Shop for fresh produce and seafood: The market is a great place to buy fresh fruits, vegetables, and seafood. You can also find a variety of other items, such as souvenirs, clothing, and locally made crafts.
Fresh produce at Mercado dos Lavradores market, Funchal, Madeira
Fresh produce at Mercado dos Lavradores market, Funchal, Madeira
Sample local cuisine: There are a number of restaurants and cafes located near the market. You can sample local cuisine, such as espetada, a traditional Madeiran dish made with grilled meat or fish.
Espetada, a traditional Madeiran dish.
Take a cooking class: There are a number of cooking classes offered in Funchal. These classes are a great way to learn about Madeiran cuisine and to try your hand at cooking some of the local dishes.
Attend a market festival: The market hosts a number of festivals throughout the year. These festivals are a great way to experience the local culture and to sample traditional Madeiran food and drink.
If you are looking for a unique and vibrant experience, be sure to visit the Mercado dos Lavradores market in Funchal.
Here are some additional tips for visiting the Mercado dos Lavradores market:
The market can get crowded, so be sure to wear comfortable shoes.
Bring your camera to capture the sights and smells of the market.
Be sure to bargain with the vendors. This is a common practice in Madeiran markets.
Allow plenty of time to explore the market. There is a lot to see and do.
I hope this helps!
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Thanks for dropping by. I've done a some additional videos of culture, food and walks in Madeira. We have just got back from another 2 weeks holiday and had an amazing time. I've just posted another video! HHH
Wow, all look are fresh
Thanks for dropping by. I've done a some additional videos of culture, food and walks in Madeira. We have just got back from another 2 weeks holiday and had an amazing time. I've just posted another video! HHH
Very nice Market , so many fresh products !!
Hey Gosia, thanks for watching. I've done a some additional videos of culture, food and walks in Madeira. We have just got back from another 2 weeks holiday and had an amazing time. I've just posted another video! HHH
Oh my so many fresh fish 🐟 and big ,,,Love to eat fish,amazing markets 👍🚢have a great time❤️❤️☕️
Hey Sloba, thanks for watching. I've done a some additional videos of culture, food and walks in Madeira. We have just got back from another 2 weeks holiday and had an amazing time. I've just posted another video! Hope you're well. James
Looks beautiful! My grandpa has custard apple trees in his garden in the azores. They don’t produce much fruit but they dry the trees leaves and use them as a tea that they swear lowers cholesterol. I love those little passed down traditions 😊
Hey Kathryn, hope you're well. We tasted that fruit and it was amazing! That's a fascinating insight! We also did a fruit tasting session video back at our hotel. We have just got back from another 2 weeks holiday and had an amazing time. I've just posted another video! James
@@HappyHungryHibby oh fantastic I’ll check those out. I’m so glad you have a great time there ☺️
This is a tourist trap. This is a place where tourists get scammed what’s the prices astronomically high
Absolutely agree! This actual woman scammed us in broad daylight! It’s nice to visit, Just don’t buy anything from them