File:Madeira. Santana. These small, triangular and colourful houses represent a part of Madeira’s heritage and one of the most popular tourist attractions of the island (51859522841).jpg
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[edit]DescriptionMadeira. Santana. These small, triangular and colourful houses represent a part of Madeira’s heritage and one of the most popular tourist attractions of the island (51859522841).jpg |
Why is it so well known? Because, in fact, these houses date back to the discovery of Madeira and represent a part of Madeira's heritage. These small, triangular and colourful houses were made of straw, from the cereal plantation that served to cover them, and wood, because it was cheap and abundant material in this region and important to balance the temperature of the interior. The high slope of the roofs allowed the rainwater to drain, thus ensuring the permeability of the house. Inside this house, only an attic, where agricultural products were kept, and a ground floor, where the residential area was located, divided into two separate parts, the kitchen and the bedroom. Santana city centre is the best place on the island to observe the traditional houses of Madeira, where you can find several of these colourful houses and even beautiful gardens. Just across the street, there is a fruit market on weekends, which you can explore. |
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Source | Madeira. Santana. These small, triangular and colourful houses represent a part of Madeira’s heritage and one of the most popular tourist attractions of the island. We entered this one and looked around, when it was quiet. |
Author | Anne and David from Kent, England UK |
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