With a long history
Attractive tourist attractions in Malacca

Netherlands Square and the ruins of St. Paul's Cathedral were built when the Dutch ruled Malacca in the late 16th and 17th centuries, and are like symbols of Malacca.

You can feel the history of the past at A Famosa (Fortress Santiago), the remains of a cathedral that is now in ruins due to attacks by the Dutch and British troops. The Marine Mosque, located near the beach and with its beautiful sunset, is Malacca's most representative tourist attraction.

Tour to feel the local atmosphere

After touring the seaside mosque, you can freely enjoy dinner at a local seafood restaurant or Korean restaurant. Jonker Street, which you visit after the meal, is a representative street with many cute and pretty shops and restaurants, and allows you to soak up the local atmosphere.

You can also ride Malacca's famous trishaw (rickshaw) and river cruise to see a unique night view of Malacca while feeling the river breeze. If you do not want to take the trishaw or river cruise, you can have free time at Jonker Street.