The soul of Madeira settles in the heart of Lisbon
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The soul of Madeira settles in the heart of Lisbon

SAPO Notícias7 September 2026 at 20:45

The Madeira Festival is promoting the traditions of the islands in the Portuguese capital. The event brings Madeiran culture and customs to the heart of Lisbon, allowing locals and visitors to learn more about the characteristic traditions of the archipelago.

The initiative aims to celebrate and disseminate the Madeiran identity outside its home territory. Through various activities and cultural manifestations, the festival seeks to bring the traditions of the islands closer to the audience present in Lisbon.

The event reflects the interest in preserving and sharing the cultural heritage of Madeira with a wider audience. The holding of the festival in the capital constitutes an opportunity to promote regional culture at the national level.

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