Place street/square Sé Funchal
Avenida Arriaga
Sé · Funchal
Street in the municipality of Funchal, Madeira
An avenue in Funchal, planned by Ventura Terra, incorporating the former Terreiro da Sé and Praça Real. Zargo's statue was inaugurated there in 1934, and it was the original site of the João Fernandes Vieira monument. It was brilliantly illuminated for the quincentenary.
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- Misericórdias — Part of the former Terreiro da Sé.
- Terra (Ventura) — Avenue whose plan Terra drew up.
- Zarco (João Gonçalves) — Site chosen for Zargo's statue.
- Zarco (João Gonçalves) — Site of Zargo's statue inaugurated in 1934.
- Diário de Notícias — The paper's final premises stood at its corner with Rua de João Tavira.
- São Francisco (street) — Avenue where the street ends.
- Quincentenary of the discovery of Madeira — Avenue chosen as the site of the Zarco monument.
- Quincentenary of the discovery of Madeira — One of the most brilliantly illuminated avenues.
- Barca (square) — Former site of the Conde do Canavial monument.
- Monument to João Fernandes Vieira — Original site of the monument.
- Fernandes Vieira (João) — Original site of the Vieira monument.
- Real (square) — Avenue of which the former square now forms part.
- Monument to João Gonçalves Zargo — Funchal avenue where the statue stands.
2Chronology
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The fifth-centenary celebrations of the discovery of Madeira took place in Funchal, with the city illuminated until 3 January.
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The monument to João Fernandes Vieira was inaugurated on Avenida Manuel de Arriaga, Funchal.
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The monument to João Gonçalves Zarco by Francisco Franco was solemnly inaugurated on the Avenida Arriaga in Funchal.