[2025 Melaka Attraction] Travel Guide for St. Peter's Church (Updated Jul)

Was really amazed to know the church is nearly 400 plus years old and Saint Francis Xavier had himself visited here and was rested forvsome months before moving to Goa. To my opinion this could have been better restored aa I could see the walls had been scribbled. Small piece of history that too my opiniom should not be missed in your trip! #stpaulschurch #malacca #historical #afamosa

Take part in the one-day tour of Malacca, starting from Kuala Lumpur, driving for about two hours to Malacca, St. Peter's Church → Porta de Santiago → Dutch Square → St. Paul's Church → Red Square → Lunch (Nyonya cuisine) → Jonker Street → Malacca River → Return to Kuala Lumpur Melaka, also known as Malacca, is one of the most historically significant cities in Malaysia. Since ancient times, Malacca has become an important trade center in Southeast Asia due to its strategic location and trade advantages. As early as the Ming Dynasty, Zheng He used Malacca as one of his bases when he sailed to the West, making the Chinese culture here deeply rooted in this land. The history of this city is like a story of multicultural interweaving. As Chinese immigrants settled here and intermarried with locals, a unique ethnic group gradually emerged - Baba-Nyonya, the descendants of Chinese and Malays. On the streets of Malacca, you can see a large number of well-preserved ancient buildings. These architectural styles combine elements from the East and the West, reflecting the multicultural characteristics of Malacca as a trade hub in the past. I came to Malacca once and participated in a one-day tour. I was not able to appreciate the beauty and food of Malacca, which was a pity. #JulyGoodDestinations2025 #Malaysia #Malacca #MalaccaDayTour #MalaccaAttractions #MalaccaRiver

#church #malaysia #malacca The church has a snow-white appearance, a fusion of Eastern and Western cultural characteristics, and is a Dutch colonial Baroque style. This church is a Roman Catholic church. Grand events are held here every June on Poseidon's Day. This tradition It comes from the fact that St. Peter was the patron saint of villagers who were engaged in fishing in the past. The European-style buildings make people feel like they are walking on the streets of Europe, and the churches always have a quiet and dignified atmosphere. Address: 166, Lorong Bendahara, Kampung Bukit China, 75100 Melaka, Malaysia Opening hours: 09:00-15:00 (Tuesday to Friday), 09:00-13:00 (Saturday, Sunday and Sunday)