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  A' Famosa

  A Famosa, or "The Famous" in Portuguese, is among the oldest surviving European architectural remains in Asia. Once part of a mighty fortress, this tiny gate (called the Porta de Santiago) is all that is left of a once-mighty fortress.

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  St. Paul's Church

  Built by a Portuguese captain by it name of Duarte Coetho, the chapel was turned by the Dutch into a burial ground for their noble dead and renamed it 'St. Paul's Church from the Portuguese's "Our Lady Of The Hill".

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  The Stadthuys

  The Stadthuys, in the Dutch Square, was built in 1650, it is a typical Dutch building with a clock tower.

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  Christ Church

  Christ Churh was built in 1753 by Dutch to commemorate a century of their rule. It is reputed as the oldest protestant church in Malaysia. The building shows the ingenuity of the Dutch architectural world.

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  St Francis Xavier's Church

  The Church built in 1856, was name after St. Francis Xavier, the great missionary to the East, arrived in Melaka in 1545 and served the sick and the children there. His fame spread far throughout Asia.

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  Cheng Hoon Teng’s Temple

  Cheng Hoon Teng is a premier historical monument that has survived the ravages of time. It remains the finest of Chinese temples in Malaysia, being central to the spiritual aspirations of the Chinese community in historic Melaka.

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  Sam Po Kong Temple

  In 1795, the Chinese Kapitan, Chua Su Cheong initiated the building of a temple at the foot of Bukit China, to ensure that the prayers for those buried in Bukit China would not be interrupted. The name of the temple, Poh San Teng is inscribed in the 1795 tablet of its founding.

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  Hang Li Poh's Well

  Hang Li Poh was a Chinese princess who married the reigning Sultan Mansur Shah in mid-15th century. Upon arrival, the followers of the Chinese princess built a well in 1459 as the main source of water for much of the town. It is said that the well never dried up, not even during times of extreme drought.

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  Jonker Street

  A definite haven for antique collectors and bargain hunters. Authentic artifacts and relics. some dating as far back as 300 years, can be found among a host of interesting collectibles, each with its own history and mystery.

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  Chee Mansion

  The ancestral home of Chee Family along Heeren Street Malacca generally share a number of common features: white lime-washed two-or three-storey structures, each with a gently sloping shed-like roof over a passageway forming either a private veranda or a five-foot passageway.

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  Baba Nyonya Heritage House

  Baba and Nyonya are Chinese of noble descendants that have adopted much of the Malay culture into theirs. The public can now view the heirloom unique to this heritage at the Baba & Nyonya Heritage Museum at Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock.

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  Kampung Kling’s Mosque

  Architecturally intriguing, it is one of the oldest surviving mosques in the country. The Sumatran influence is readily apparent from its three-tiered pyramid-shaped roof, in place of the more conventional dome. The free-standing minaret resembles a pagoda, reflecting an infusion of Oriental influences.

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  Malacca Sultanate Palace

  Melaka Sultanate Palace is an exquisite piece of Malay architecture and is a replica of the original 15th century palace of Melaka's extinct Sultanate.

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  Proclamation of Independence Memorial

  The museum is housed in a 1912 British villa with Mogul-styled domes. Inside the museum are manuscripts, video tapes, films and slides depicting events leading to Malaysia's Independence in 1957.

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  Maritime Museum

  The Museum is constructed after 'Flor De La Mar', the Portuguese ship that sand off the coast of Melaka on its way to Portugal. With its hull laden with invaluable treasures seized from Melaka, the ship was doomed from existence had it not for the efforts to revive its symbolic significance to Melaka's heritage.

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  Menara Taming Sari

  The 110 metre viewing tower was designed based on the legendary Taming Sari Keris, is the first tower in the country to have a fully revolving structure. The air-conditioned viewing cabin will be able to accommodate 66 people at one time.

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  Eye on Melaka

  One of the latest attractions that can be seeing along Melaka River is a water theme park named Melaka River Pirate Park. The three attractions here are Ferris Wheel which now famous with the name of Eye on Melaka, Pirate Ship and Tramboline Bungee.

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  Melaka River Cruise

  The Melaka River once was dubbed as “Venice of The East” and today, this Melaka River becomes the new attraction in Melaka. The river boat will cruise up the shallow Melaka River from her river mouth to Jeti Melaka, and takes about 45 minutes to 1 hour.

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  Dataran Pahlawan Melaka Megamall

  Witness the fusion of history with modern everyday shopping and exciting events at the largest megamall in Melaka! There lies the 2020 capsule that was officiated by former Prime Minister of Malaysia, Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohammad.

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  Mahkota Parade

  Boasting 1.2 million sq ft of built-up area, the Mahkota Parade is anchored by Parkson Grand, and counts on a large souvenir and handicraft centre, a supermarket, a cineplex, a food court, numerous restaurants and cafes, a bowling alley and amusement arcades to draw in the crowds.

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  Portuguese Square

  Built in 1984, the Portuguese Square will remind you of a tiny town in Portugal. Towards the evenings on most weekends, you will see plenty of visitors and tourists packing the pubs for food, concerts, and traditional Portuguese dances.

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