Places to Visit in Malacca

Landmarks and Places to Visit in Malacca

Firmly rooted as Malaysia's historical city, visiting Malacca is like a journey back in time to witness the adventures and discoveries during Malacca's golden age.

Today, there are many historical sites to visit that give you a glimpse of Malacca's glorious past. This is balanced with other modern attractions such as water theme parks and cultural parks.

Melaka River

Once dubbed ‘Venice of the East’ by European seafarers back in

those days when the state has yet to be formed, Melaka River is

the point where the history of Malacca began. A Prince from Sumatra,

Parameswara – also the founder of Malacca.

D-Paradise Melaka

Malacca's most famous recreational rainforest is a tranquil

haven for wildlife and natural scenery. Covering an area of about

320 hectares, Ayer Keroh enables you to learn, as you walk through

the trails, the marvellous diversity of plant life and animals

that inhibit this range.

Perigi Hang Tuah

The story of the ultimate Malacca warrior, Hang Tuah, is the stuff of legends.

Faithfully serving Sultan Mansur back in the 15th century, this infamous

historical figure had an exemplary record of achievements.

St Francis Xavier’s Church

The story of the ultimate Malacca warrior, Hang Tuah, is the stuff of legends.

Faithfully serving Sultan Mansur back in the 15th century, this infamous

historical figure had an exemplary record of achievements, which include

successfully warding off advances from Siam and Acheh.

Melaka Wonderland Theme Park & Resort

The best way to cool down on a hot and sticky day in Malacca is to

do some splashing around at the spanking-new Melaka Wonderland

Theme Park & Resort. Built in Ayer Keroh – Malacca’s tourist

attraction-laden quarter – the highlights of this multi zone park

are its high-speed water slides and thrill rides.