You have not been to Malacca if you have not been to the Red Square. Look out for the creatively decorated trishaws around. There are few stalls around selling local souvenirs and cold drinks in the hot day. Latest craze is watermelon juice from the...More

Get a tour guide to make the tour become more interesting and knowledgeful as they explain every details of the important part of malaysia to the relics inside the museums

You won't miss out the Dutch Square when you are in Melaka! The Dutch Square is full of tourists everyday (even on weekdays) and at all times (even at night!)! Remember to apply lots of sunscreen/sunblock if you are planning to walk around the whole...More

It's a good place to walk around and start your Malacca experience, we especially liked it at night, has a very charming flair to it then.

Good opportunities for taking some nice photos and embracing yourself within the history and culture. The whole area is full of attractions and lots of activities. It's a must do.

Just passed by and saw many travellers taking photo here, majority are chinese. Nice place to take photo. And you may spend 10-15 minutes here.

Photo stop point. Many trishaw decorated with cartoon plying around with loud hit song. Busker with gold dust or blue dust.

One of the attraction that you won't missed. Nothing much from the square. There are some stalls opening and a lot of colourful trishaw. that is one of the highlight. You can pay to ride on the trishaw and move around the city.

This square is what helps make Malacca such an important city. It shows the Dutch and Portuguese influence in the history of Malacca. There are many red buildings which makes it quite unique. Definitely a must see in Melaka.

I like that in the morning, the traffic cops are aplenty to help tourists cross the streets around the square.