Melaka is known for its historical prominence and its cultural appeal, in the 16th century, Melaka enjoyed a reputation as the foremost maritime trading centre in the region. So coveted was Melaka by the European powers that it was ruled successively by the Portuguese, Dutch and the British until the Federation of Malaya was formed on 31st August 1957.
it is the place where those who are hunting for treasures of the past will be rewarded if they look deep into its quaint shops for curios and antiques.
The rich multi-cultural heritage of Melaka's pople is reflected in their unique customs and traditions, food, festivals, dances, buildings and lifestyles. Melaka cuisine is well-known for its lively flavours and aroms. The city's many restaurants, cafes, food courts, pubs and fast food restaurants offer a range of culinary options.
There is accommodation in these states to suit all tastes and budgets. Major hotels are located in the main towns. Budget accommodation, hotels and bed and breakfast inns are also available.
Situated adjacent to the Stadthuys, this bright red structure is testimony to Dutch architectural ingenuity. Interesting features include the church's handmade pews, ceiling beams (constructed without joints), brass bible, tombstone and 'The Last Supper' in glazed tiles.
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