If you arrive on the bus to the center of Malacca, you can go to the mall, to choose from, there are two hours across the road, cool a little from the heat, wash and drink water. To walk to the tower with the rising observation platform, and go to the sea museum, which is seen from afar. This is a copy of the genuine value of the Portuguese ship "Flor de la Mar" within which there are 1 part of the museum now. It is very interesting to see how the pirates and traders three hundred years ago were swimming. It can be descended in the bag and climb to the captain's bridge, try to turn the sail control wheel and look at the chests with gold. The history of the death of this ship is still not disclosed. It is believed that he drowned in his last campaign, carrying such treasures on board that rumors about them still do not give rest to the treasures. The second and third parts of the museum are dedicated to the history of the Royal Naval Forces Malaysia and natural science. Login 6 Rm ($ 2). A little bit is worth the business card of Malacca of all postcards and guidebooks: the bright Red Church of Christ, the remaining of the Dutch and which is 260 years old. Immediately, Portuguese Square and brightly decorated velaiks, offering rolling around the city.
You can have lunch at Hard Rock Cafe located on the banks of the Malacca River. Prices, standard for this network are high, but quality is high. Here on the shore ends the European part of Malacca. The city is historically divided by the river on the colonial (European) and Asian parts. In the Asian part of interest are Chinese and Hindu temples, but in my opinion on Pinang and in Kuala Lumpur they are more interesting. It is better to fly on the way back to Square "TRANSORT HISTORY". You can return to bus station by bus, but note that the movement is one-sided, and back it goes on a parallel street behind the shopping center, and not where you came out.
Museum of the Navy
"Flor de la Mar"
"Flor de la Mar" inside
Sea knots
Fort
Commandant Forta
Red Church of Christ
"Hard Rock Cafe"
Malacca Taxi
Square "Transort History"