Núcleo Museológico da Cidade do Açúcar in Funchal

Es un modesto museo de una planta subterránea en cuyo interior hay restos arqueológicos del siglo XV y posteriores enfocados a instrumentos y herramientas de la elaboración y transporte del azúcar.Es gratis y la chica de recepción es muy amable.

Petit musée bien organisé, bien documenté. Audioguide uniquement en portugais est un bémol.

Petit musée gratuit tout y est sur la courte histoire de lîle.

UNFRIENDLY! We came at 16:45 (closing time 17:30), hearing that the museum is small and we can finish it in 15 minutes, the lady on rece reception did not lest us in, she came from the doors at 17:23 and had closed the musum before the closing time. Shame on you :(

Interesting... if you like old broken ceramics 😅

Klein aber fein. Informationen auch in Deutsch vorhanden. 👍

Muito elucidativo. Valeu bem a pena a visita. Aconselho

Pésimo servicio. La mujer de la puerta muy borde, no explica nada, sólo te entrega las entradas sin mirarte ni a la cara. Al menos el pase es gratuito. Y menos mal, porque de museo no tiene nada, es mas bien una pequeña exposición. Tu vas viendo diferentes vasijas, artilugios o formaciones de azúcar pero nadie explica nada ni muestran el mínimo interes por enseñar algo que podria llegar a ser muy enriquecedor.

Pretty good with the audio tour version. Not crowded at all. Great to know about Madeira and how important the island was back in the day.

Molto istruttivo, guida in inglese, ma libro porta traduzione in italiano da chiedere a custodi

Gostei. É um espaço interessante sobre a história do Funchal.

Esperava que o museu se dedicasse á produção do açúcar na ilha,mas tem apenas algumas referências ,o que desiludiu.

Interessante kleine kostenlose Austellung. Leider sind die Beschriftungen hauptsächlich auf portugiesisch. Audioguides sind auf portugiesisch und englisch erhältlich. Auf die Einhaltung der Corona-Hygienestandards wird Wert gelegt. Laufwege beachten.

Visita obrigatória no roteiro cultural histórico da região

Museu interessante, com relíquias relacionadas com a produção do açúcar, que tanta riqueza proporcionou à ilha da Madeira.

Boring. Also all text and descriptions are only in Portugese.

As minhas visitas ao Museu têm sido em contexto musical. Bem-hajam por estas iniciativas. Uma fusão de artes. Tenho de voltar para ver o "espólio" do Açúcar.

Bem construído ótimo trabalho

Muchas cosas que saber de esta bella región.

Klein und interessant, leider Sonntag geschlossen

A small place full of history and the entrance ia free, pieces from XV to XIX centuries, archaeological things including coins, smoking pipes, fragments of dishes, sugar molds and more things that where used on the "white gold cycle" in my opinion it will be more apelative if they had something write down on each object explaining what it was for on the ancient days (they have the names). Most part of these objects were found in excavations in Funchal. Recomend :)

Small but informative

Museu pequeno mas com artefactos e dados históricos interessantes sobre a Madeira e a cidade do Funchal

I love it!

Pouco material exposto e sem grandes descrições.

Musée gratuit sans grand intérêt mais personnel accueillant. Des livrets explicatifs en plusieurs langues sont disponibles

Der Eintritt ist frei und man ist in ca. 30-45 Minuten durch, ich hatte mwhr erwartet

É um espaço com muita história

Vale a pena visitar

Excelente espaço museologico. A visitar.

Der moderne Ausstellungsraum befindet sich im Untergeschoss des Gebäudes. Der Hauptkern der Sammlung beinhaltet die archäologischen Funde der Ausgrabungen in den alten Häusern des flämischen Kaufmanns João Esmeraldo. Im zweiten Bereich gibt es Informationen zur Zuckergewinnung („Zuckerhüte“), die entsprechenden Formen und den Handel mit dem Produkt. Zu den beiden Bereichen gibt es eine umfangreiche schriftliche Dokumentation (in unterschiedlichen Sprachen– man sollte keine Angst vor längeren Texten und chronologischen Auflistungen haben. Die Bezeichnung „Zuckermuseum“ weckt falsche Erwartungen. Diese Ausstellung zeigt auf welche kulturellen und künstlerischen Entwicklungen die Insel Madeira in der Zeit des Zuckerhandels (15. Und 16. Jahrhundertgenommen hat. Mit einem Preis von 1,91€ liegt der Eintritt extrem niedrig. Wer eine interaktive Ausstellung oder Audio-Guides erwartet, wird enttäuscht sein.

Really interesting little museum. It had plenty of interesting things to see - especially Colombias Well. Helpful staff who encouraged you to take photos - the only request was that you didnt use the flash on the camera.

Small museum, free of entrance. Guiding book in different languages.

Poco interesante y personal antipático

Very interesting museum, friendly helpful staff with good infomation booklet in English about the exhibits. I was particularly interested in the history of sugar and its production. Also small display of Portuguese ceramics.

Initial reaction was not good with appallingly rude front of house staff (because we didnt have enough change).The Museum itself was not what I expected.What I wanted to see was an explanation of the process of obtaining the sugar and its importance to the Islands economy.What I got was a collection of broken pottery (with some sugar moulds)and some religious iconry.Give it a miss unless you really like rude staff and broken pots.

When I went there, there was only one room with a boring exhibition. A complete waste of time.

Very small museum, expected little more.

Interesting exhibition. Nice building. Helpful staff. Centrally located close to other touristic attractions.