Jonker Walk is lined with old shophouses that have been converted into shops, cafes, restaurants, and galleries. It's a popular destination for tourists and locals alike, offering a glimpse into Melaka's rich history and multicultural heritage.
The night market on Jonker Street is particularly lively, with stalls selling everything from local delicacies to souvenirs and crafts.
Open every Friday – Sunday from 6PM to 12AM.
Walking - 35 Minutes | Car - 7 Minutes
The house is a combination of three terrace lots that were acquired by the Chan family in 1861. Four generations lived in the house before it opened as a museum in March 1985. The name of the museum is derived from the term Baba, an honorific manner of addressing a Straits-born gentleman and Nyonya which addresses a Straits-born lady.
Inside the museum, you can explore the well-preserved interior of a typical Peranakan household, complete with antique furniture, traditional costumes, intricate porcelain, and other artifacts that showcase the lifestyle and traditions of the Peranakan community.
Guided tours are available, providing visitors with detailed information about the history, customs, and significance of various items on display.
Open every Tuesday – Sunday from 10AM to 4:15PM.
Walking - 25 Minutes | Car - 5 Minutes |
Also know as Porta de Santiago, originally built by the Portuguese in the 16th century, it was once part of a fortress complex that included walls, ramparts, and other structures. A Famosa is one of the few remaining remnants of European colonial presence in Southeast Asia and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The fortress was later captured by the Dutch and then the British, who destroyed most of it, but the gatehouse survived.
Walking - 36 Minutes | Car - 7 Minutes | 2.4KM
Situated just the hill behind A Famosa fort is a roofless ruin, but its remaining walls and tombstones provide a glimpse into its rich history. Visitors often climb the steps to St. Paul's Hill to explore the ruins and enjoy panoramic views of the city of Melaka below.
Walking - 36 Minutes | Car - 7 Minutes | 2.4KM
A revolving gyro tower located in the heart of the city, near the Melaka River and just a short walk from Jonker Street.
The Taming Sari Tower offers visitors a unique experience by providing a panoramic view of Melaka's skyline. The tower revolves slowly, allowing guests to enjoy a 360-degree view of the city and its surrounding areas from a height of around 110 meters (360 feet). On a clear day, you can see far-reaching views of the Strait of Malacca.
Walking - 36 Minutes | Car - 7 Minutes | 2.3KM
Also known as the Red Square due to the color of its buildings, is a historic area in the heart of Melaka, Malaysia. It's located near the Melaka River and is surrounded by several significant landmarks, making it a popular tourist destination.
The Dutch Square is characterized by its distinctive red buildings, which were painted by the Dutch during their colonial rule over Melaka in the 17th century. The most prominent building in the square is the Stadthuys, which served as the administrative center of the Dutch East India Company during their occupation of Melaka. Today, the Stadthuys houses the History and Ethnography Museum, showcasing exhibits on Melaka's history and cultural heritage.
Adjacent to the Stadthuys is the iconic Christ Church, a Protestant church built by the Dutch in the 18th century. Its red brick facade and imposing white colonnades make it a striking architectural landmark in the square.
Other notable attractions in the Dutch Square include the Tan Beng Swee Clock Tower and Queen Victoria's Fountain.
Walking - 30 Minutes | Car - 10 Minutes | 2.0KM
The cruise takes passengers along the winding river, passing by many of Melaka's iconic landmarks and historical buildings.
Along the 45 minutes covers 9km route, you can admire the colorful buildings of the Dutch Square, the picturesque Kampung Morten village with its traditional Malay houses, and the modern developments along the riverbanks. The cruise also provides views of Melaka's bustling waterfront, lined with cafes, restaurants, and shops.
The Melaka River Cruise is especially enchanting in the evening when the city lights up, creating a magical ambiance along the riverbanks.
Walking - 30 Minutes | Car - 10 Minutes | 2.0KM
Offers some beautiful coastal spots which are popular among locals for picnics and recreational activities.
Pantai Kundur : Car - 19 Minutes | 12.0KM
Pengkalan Balak Beach : Car - 45 Minutes | 33.0KM
Experience the magical cultural tales with unforeseen twists with the enchanted 14 states of traditional houses.
Car - 30 Minutes | 15.6KM
Operation Hours : 10AM to 18PM
Situated at the famous Jonker Walk and by the river bank, treat your taste buds to the Best Food and Feast your senses on the Instruments and Iconic Wardrobes of some of music’s greatest artists. Featuring fashions that dominated your favorite tours and guitars that headlined the world’s greatest venues, there is plenty to see and experience while you enjoy the food Hard Rock Cafe is famous for.
Walking - 27 Minutes | Car - 10 Minutes | 1.9KM
Operation Hours : 12PM to 12AM
