Assembleia Regional da Madeira (Legislative Assembly of Madeira), Funchal

The Legislative Assembly of Madeira (Assembleia Regional da Madeira ) is the legislative and parliamentary supervisory body of the Autonomous Region of Madeira.

In 1976, the beginning of the I Legislature and until December 1987, the date of the inauguration of the current facilities, the Assembly's services were based in the building of the former General Board (Junta Geral) on Zarco Avenue (Avenida Zarco). The new headquarters was installed in the Old Customs of Funchal building, classified as a National Monument. The building's restoration project was carried out by the architect Raul Chorão Ramalho.

The Legislative Assembly of Madeira building has undergone many improvements over the centuries but has preserved its look from the 15th century, which includes its Gothic style and Moorish ceilings. To the east of the building, is the Chapel of Santo António da Mouraria, founded in 1714.