Historical Malacca with Lunch – Private Day Tour from Kuala Lumpur

Highlights

• St. Peter’s Church (1710): The oldest functioning Roman Catholic church in Malaysia, showcasing beautiful colonial heritage.
• St. Paul’s Church: The oldest church in Southeast Asia, originally Portuguese and later a Dutch burial ground with scenic hilltop views.
• Porta de Santiago (A Famosa): A surviving gate of the Portuguese fortress built in 1511, standing as a symbol of Malacca’s colonial history.
• Stadthuys (Dutch Square): A striking red historic building built by the Dutch governor, known as one of the oldest Dutch structures in the East.
• Christ Church: A stunning example of Dutch architecture with handcrafted pews and a distinctive red exterior.
• Jonker Street: The cultural and artistic hub of Malacca, filled with antique shops, art galleries, boutiques, and local treasures.