Things to check out around Estadio de Madeira?

Madeira is one of the most sought after locations on the Mediterranean and offers plenty for visitors to do away from the sporting action. The Pico do Arieiro mountains offer incredible views over the Madeiran landscape and the Monte Cable Car is an absolute must of anybody wanting to access the entire island's many hotspots.

What to expect from the Estadio da Madeira crowd?

The 5,312 capacity crowd at Estadio de Madeira are incredibly passionate and can create an atmosphere belying their nominal attendance figures. Estadio da Madeira is comprised of four stands: North, East, South and West and the CD Nacional team have now become a prominent fixture in the Portuguese Premier Liga.

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Best restaurants near Estadio da Madeira?

Funchal's picturesque location attracts visitors from all over the world and offers some of the finest cuisine on the Mediterranean. Cris's Palace is one of the most sought after hostelries on the island whilst the Sabor de India and the Indian Palace offer some of the finest Indian fayre. Planka restaurant couples incredible food with stunning views of the Madeiran landscape.

Best Food and Drink at Estadio da Madeira?

Madeiran fayre differs slightly from traditional Portuguese football refreshments and Espetada (chunks of beef smeared in garlic and salt pierced through a bay leaf stick) are a common sight on the terraces. Madeira is infamous for its wine making heritage and can be accessed at the Estadio de Madeira with ease.

Estadio da Madeira seating?

The minimal seating available (5,312) at Estadio de Madeira makes finding a vantage point very easy when watching CD Nacional. Tickets to see CD Nacional play at home are on sale before kick-off which means that you can normally wait until match day to purchase them. Portuguese top flight match are notoriously cheap and match tickets shouldn't cost any more than 20 euros..

Best Bars near Estadio da Madeira?

Located 7 kilometers outside of the town of Funchal, the Estadio de Madeira isn't the ideal location for pre or post-match drinking. The town of Funchal possess a plethora of bars that can't be missed, Hole in One, Café Promenade and the Prince Albert Pub can all be frequented before and after a fixture and provide unforgettable atmospheres.

Estadio da Madeira parking?

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Estádio da Madeira is located within C.D Nacional Sport City which includes a campus named after Cristiano Ronaldo and there are many opportunities to explore the history and heritage of the Real Madrid man and the stadium. CD Nacional's island rivals Maritimo play a matter of miles away at the Estadio dos Barreiros and the Madeiran Derby is a must watch for any football fan.Estadio de MadeiraSituated in the idyllic location of Funchal on the Portuguese island of Madeira, the Estadio de Madeira was renovated in 2007 and holds just over 5,000 fans on any given match day. CD Nacional play their home games at the stadium and their meteoric rise up the Premier Liga has seen them become one of the most prominent teams in Portuguese football and their local rivalry with island neighbours Maritimo creates an electric atmosphere when the two teams face off.

How do I get to Estadio de Madeira?

The sports complex is located very much out of town, approximately 7.0 km north-east of Funchal's downtown area which means it's not really accessible via foot. The main bus route passes the Madeira Stadium (number 94) which departs from the city centre - there are also numerous stops along Caminho do Meio (west of the ground). There are also over 700 free parking spaces on site for fans.