First time in Malacca? Just copy this one-day itinerary!
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I’ve absolutely fallen in love with this colorful, tropical-style little city.
Wandering aimlessly through its charming streets, snapping photos, tasting local delicacies, sitting by the river and feeling the sea breeze—it’s all so relaxing.
⭐️ Malacca One-Day Itinerary:
Dutch Square ➡️ A Famosa (St. John’s Fort) ➡️ St. Paul’s Church ➡️ Sultan’s Palace ➡️ Taming Sari Tower ➡️ Straits Mosque ➡️ Jonker Street ➡️ Baba Nyonya Museum ➡️ Melaka River Cruise
✅ Dutch Square
Known for its iconic red buildings and colonial charm, this area is super photogenic! Several museums nearby also give great insight into the local history.
✅ A Famosa (St. John’s Fort)
Also known as “The Gate Without a Wall,” climb up to St. Paul’s Church for a fantastic panoramic view of Malacca and a peek into colonial history from over 150 years ago.
✅ Sultan’s Palace
Now a cultural museum showcasing the traditional daily life of Malaccan royalty.
✅ Taming Sari Tower
A cool rotating observation tower that lifts you high above the city for a 360° view.
✅ Jonker Street
A vibrant street full of Peranakan-style architecture, delicious street food, old local shops, souvenirs, handmade crafts, and lots of cute cafés. Perfect for chilling and shopping.
✅ Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum
Learn about the unique Peranakan culture. The building itself and the exhibits inside are both stunning.
✅ Melaka River Cruise
This scenic river ride is one of the highlights of Malacca—colorful riverside houses, charming bridges, and murals all along the way.
✅ Straits Mosque (Masjid Selat)
Come at sunset on a clear day for absolutely breathtaking views. To enter, long pants are required—there are rental coverings available at the entrance.