(Closed every Monday)- Oldest operational Catholic church in Malaysia (1710). (Dress code: No shorts or sleeveless tops.)

Pass by Kastam Museum & Melaka Museum

Photostop: Maritime Museum (Flor de la Mar Ship) - Snap photos of this striking replica of a 16th-century Portuguese ship.

Dutch Square / Red Square Explore colonial-era landmarks, including: Christ Church (Closed every Monday) The Stadthuys Queen Victoria Fountain Tan Beng Swee Clock Tower

St. Paul’s Church & St. Paul’s Hill - Climb up for a visit to these historic ruins with sweeping views.

A’Famosa & Porta de Santiago - Iconic ruins of a Portuguese fortress, a must-visit Melaka landmark.

Replica of the Sultan's Palace (Melaka Sultanate Palace Museum) A life-sized wooden reconstruction of Sultan Mansur Shah’s 15th-century palace. Explore displays of Melaka’s royal history, traditional weaponry, court customs, and more. Optional entry fee may apply.

Lunch at Local Restaurant Enjoy a traditional Malaysian set meal. Note: Drinks are not included.

Photostop: Straits Mosque (Masjid Selat Melaka) - A modern mosque on the water, great for scenic photos, especially during high tide.

Visit Harmony Street (Jalan Tukang Emas) An extraordinary example of Malaysia’s multi-faith harmony, featuring: Cheng Hoon Teng Temple – Oldest Chinese temple in Malaysia Kampung Kling Mosque – Unique mosque with Hindu, Chinese, and Sumatran influence Sri Poyyatha Vinayagar Moorthy Temple – Oldest active Hindu temple in Malaysia

A short walking tour through this culturally rich street. Jonker Street (Jonker Walk) - Free time for local snacks, souvenirs, antique browsing, and cultural street life.

Melaka River Walk – Free at Leisure - Take a relaxing walk along the Melaka River.