Discover the best attractions and experiences Melaka has to offer
Melaka’s historic core is a compact open-air museum of colonial and Malayan heritage, best explored on foot.
A massive red Dutch colonial complex at the heart of Melaka’s Red Square, symbolizing the city’s 17th-century administration.
The lone surviving gate of the fortress that once defended Melaka, perched beside the river.
Ruin on a hill offering panoramic views and a glimpse into Melaka’s early Christian history.
A bright red 18th-century Anglican church near Dutch Square, a classic photo spot.
Delve into Melaka’s diverse stories—from Peranakan culture to seafaring legends.
A well-preserved Peranakan house that reveals daily life, rituals and cuisine of the Baba-Nyonya community.
A replica royal palace with exhibits celebrating Melaka’s sultanate era.
Situated at the waterfront in a ship replica, it chronicles Melaka’s seafaring past.
Displays tracing Melaka’s past and its diverse communities through engaging exhibits.
Melaka’s religious sites showcase the city’s multicultural blend and architectural variety.
The oldest traditional Chinese temple in Melaka with a tranquil courtyard and intricate design.
A striking mosque blending Malay, Chinese and Indian influences along the river.”
A grand Catholic church near the waterfront and a landmark of Melaka’s Christian heritage.
Family-friendly parks and attractions that pair nature with fun in the Melaka area.
A wildlife park near Alor Gajah offering safari-style experiences and animal encounters.
Traditional houses from Malaysia’s states and ASEAN neighbours in a village setting.
A large reptile park with educational exhibits and croc shows.
Character-filled quarters where you can feel Melaka’s living history and local life.
Vibrant street with heritage shophouses, markets and tasty bites after dark.
Coastal community famed for seafood, colorfully painted houses and waterfront charm.
Historic neighborhood of narrow lanes and timeless shophouses near the old town.
Enjoy Melaka without spending a fortune by exploring outdoors and on foot.
A scenic stroll along the river with murals, bridges and riverside viewpoints.
Browse antiques and crafts along a historic street without entering any venues.
Explore this traditional Malay village by foot to feel local life and architecture.
Melaka’s food scene is legendary—try iconic Peranakan dishes and bold flavors.
Skewers dunked in a thick, spicy peanut sauce for a communal dining experience.
Creamy coconut laksa with a Peranakan twist and fresh herbs.
Shaved ice with palm sugar syrup, coconut milk and green pandan jelly.
A Melaka specialty where fragrant chicken rice is shaped into bite-sized balls.
Spicy-sour fish stew popular in coastal Malaysia.
Evening vibes in Melaka range from lively markets to riverside cafés.
A bustling night market filled with bites, crafts and live music.
Relax in riverside cafés as the lights reflect on the water.
Quirky experiences and family-friendly amusements add variety to Melaka’s evenings.
A whimsical, instagrammable attraction with rooms built upside down.
A popular zoo in the Ayer Keroh area offering animal exhibits and family fun.
Water-based thrills and slides within the A’Famosa resort complex.
Active travelers can enjoy golf, bowling and other sports around Melaka.
A premier golf resort with challenging courses set near the countryside.
A modern venue for a fun, competitive game of bowling.
Ayer Keroh Recreational Park offering jogging paths and open-air activities.
Seek out lesser-known spots that reveal Melaka’s intimate character.
A traditional Malay village by the river with a quaint, lived-in feel.
A coastal community with distinctive culture and weekend seafood scenes.
Follow colorful murals and quirky installations through the historic core.