8-Hour Malacca Highlights Tour

Stadthuys

Jalan Tokong Besi or Harmony Street

Jonker Street

Highlights

Visit Porta De Santiago, St.Paul's Hill, & Ruins of St.Paul Church

Explore Stadthuys - a historical structure situated in the heart of the city

Witness the Christ Church Melaka & the Malacca River

Admire the Hindu Temple, Chinese Temple, & Muslim Mosque on Harmony Street

Enjoy the Jonker Street market on weekend nights with food, souvenirs, & entertainment

Discover Heeren Street, which was home to the famous Malacca Babas

Malacca

architectural, cultural, historical

Group Tour

8 Hours

Easy

English, Malay, Tamil

Description

Embark on a tour of Malacca city, one of the most popular tourist destinations in Malaysia. Visit Porta De Santiago, St.Paul's Hill, & Ruins of St.Paul Church. Explore Stadthuys - a historical structure situated in the heart of the city. Witness the Christ Church Melaka & the Malacca River. Admire the Hindu Temple, Chinese Temple, & Muslim Mosque on Harmony Street. Enjoy the Jonker Street market on weekend nights with food, souvenirs, & entertainment. Discover Heeren Street, which was home to the famous Malacca Babas.

Itinerary

Malacca Highlights Tour

Visits in Malacca include:
- Porta De Santiago - Gateway of St.James. Called A Famosa, it is a former Portuguese fortress built-in 1512.
- St.Paul's Hill - Built on the last Malaccan sultan's istana (palace), it was constructed by Portuguese fidalgo (nobleman) captain Duarte Coelho, in gratitude to the Virgin Mary for saving his life during a storm at sea.
- Ruins of St.Paul - a historic church building in Malacca City, Malaysia, was originally built in 1521, making it the oldest church building in Malaysia and Southeast Asia.
- Open tomb of St.Francis Xavier - The Church of St. Francis Xavier is a church in Malacca City.
- Stadthuys - a historical structure situated in the heart of Malacca City.
- Christ Church Melaka - an 18th-century Anglican church
- Malacca River or the Sungai Melaka.
- Harmony Street - Jalan Tokong Besi in Chinatown is also called Harmony Street because Temples and Mosques of the three main religions of Malaysia are located peacefully in the same small street: Hindu Temple, Muslim Mosque, & Chinese Temple.
- Jonker Street - Bustling open-air market on weekend nights with an array of food & souvenirs, plus entertainment.
- Heeren Street - The street was home to famous Malacca Babas.