Historical Malacca Sightseeing Tour from Kuala Lumpur

Dive headfirst into the history of Malacca and everything it has to offer. Visit historical landmarks across the city and indulge in a traditional Malaccan meal for lunch. Your first stop is the Portuguese Square. The square is also called mini Lisbon because it fuses Portuguese culture and tradition. Then, head to St. Peter’s church, the oldest functioning Roman Catholic Church in Malaysia, followed by the Dutch Square. Experience the local culture of Malacca through its historical buildings, including Christ Church, Queen Victoria Fountain, and Chinatown on Jonker Street.

Shop to your heart’s content at Jonker Street before heading on to Harmony Street and Millionaire street which is home to many beautiful temples with Chinese and Hindu influences and a Malay mosque. Visit the Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, St. Paul’s Hill ruins, and A'Famosa Porto de Santiago. A'Famosa Porto de Santiago is a remnant of European culture in Asia. It is the gatehouse remains of a Portuguese fortress.

Take a break from walking with an authentic Peranakan meal for lunch. With a full stomach and renewed energy, make your way to the Straits of Malacca, Replica of Sultan's Palace, Malacca River, and Independence Building/Memorial Club House. End your day with a bag full of handicrafts and souvenirs from Malacca.

Itinerary

St. Peter’s Church | Dutch Square | Christ Church | Queen Victoria Fountain | Harmony Street | Millionaire Street | Ruins of St. Paul's Hill | A'Famosa Porto de Santiago | Straits of Malacca | Replica of Sultan's Palace | Malacca River | Independence Building / Memorial Club House | Handicraft and Souvenir