REASONS TO VISIT

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IT'S A UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE The city has a fascinating history, with Malay, Portuguese, Dutch and English influences

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INCREDIBLE STREET FOOD Most Malaysians visit Malacca for the delicious food. Try the chicken and rice balls from the small shops in Jonker Street

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THE STREET ART One of the best ways to admire the street art in Malacca is on a river cruise or by taking a stroll along the river

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A BEAUTIFUL MOSQUE AND COUNTLESS TEMPLES Visit Masjid Selat Melaka, outside of the city centre, the Chinese temples along Jonker Street, and the Christ Church in Dutch Square

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MUSEUMS AND MORE MUSEUMS Walk along Jalan Kota to find numerous museums. Top picks include Stadhuys, the Maritime Museum, Museum of Literature and People's Museum

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ITS CAFE CULTURE The city has a delightful cafe culture to while away mealtimes and hot afternoons away from the sun

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IT'S VERY EASY TO REACH Just 2 hours from Kuala Lumpur, the city can be visited on a day trip, but spending a couple of days would be even better

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REASONS TO VISIT

MALACCA

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IT'S A UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE The city has a fascinating history, with Malay, Portuguese, Dutch and English influences

INCREDIBLE STREET FOOD Most Malaysians visit Malacca for the delicious food. Try the chicken and rice balls from the small shops in Jonker Street

THE STREET ART One of the best ways to admire the street art in Malacca is on a river cruise or by taking a stroll along the river

A BEAUTIFUL MOSQUE AND COUNTLESS TEMPLES Visit Masjid Selat Melaka, outside of the city centre, the Chinese temples along Jonker Street, and the Christ Church in Dutch Square

MUSEUMS AND MORE MUSEUMS Walk along Jalan Kota to find numerous museums. Top picks include Stadhuys, the Maritime Museum, Museum of Literature and People's Museum

ITS CAFE CULTURE The city has a delightful cafe culture to while away mealtimes and hot afternoons away from the sun

IT'S VERY EASY TO REACH Just 2 hours from Kuala Lumpur, the city can be visited on a day trip, but spending a couple of days would be even better

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