"They never go to the Farmers' Market"
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"They never go to the Farmers' Market"

SAPO Notícias4 September 2026 at 12:13

Tourists continue to alert, through social media, about the prices charged at the Farmers' Market, one of the biggest tourist spots in the Autonomous Region of Madeira. Social media posts frequently warn visitors to avoid this market due to the amounts charged.

The Farmers' Market, located in Funchal, is considered one of the main tourist destinations on the island of Madeira. However, the high prices charged by traders have generated recurring complaints from visitors.

Social media has been the main channel used by tourists to share their experiences and warn other travelers about the considered excessive costs. This situation has been repeating over time, remaining a constant concern for those visiting the region.

The issue of prices at the Farmers' Market represents a challenge for Madeira's tourist image, with visitors choosing to alert each other through digital platforms about this reality.

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