Place street/square Sé Funchal
Rua dos Ferreiros
Sé · Funchal
street in the parish of Sé, Funchal, on the boundary with São Pedro
Rua dos Ferreiros is an old Funchal street, already in existence in 1508, whose western half forms part of the boundary between the parishes of Sé and São Pedro. It gave access to the Aulas do Pátio, which housed the lyceum until 1914, and the newspaper Patriota Funchalense had its press and office at no. 7. The first suspected case of plague in 1905 occurred there.
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- Sé (parish) — Boundary street.
- Bishop’s palace — Corner of the rented bishop's house.
- Popular riots — Street of the first suspected plague case in 1905.
- Castanheiro (street) — Where the barracks entrance stood before, near the old lyceum site.
- Ponte Nova (street) — Street to which the old Rua da Ponte Nova extended.
- Old Funchal — Street existing in 1508.
- Acciaioly (Zenobio) — Part of it formerly bore the Acciaioly name.
- Page (Roberto) — Page funded a fountain and bridge repairs there.
- Lyceum — Street giving access to the Aulas do Pátio, where the lyceum was housed until 1914.
- São Pedro (parish) — Street whose western half is a parish boundary.
- Patriota Funchalense — The street where the paper's press and office were located, at no. 7.
- Queimada de Cima (street) — Street at the other end.
- Foreigners’ Club — Street of the club's house.
- Madeiran Naval Club — Street of the mansion later occupied by the Clube Funchalense.
- Flash floods — Street heavily damaged in 1803.