Located at the entrance of Jonker Street, it’s a must-visit for their famous Hainanese chicken rice balls – tender chicken paired with flavorful rice rolled into balls.

Located in the heart of Melaka, The Shore Sky Tower is one of the tallest observation decks in Malaysia. From the 43rd floor, you get a 360-degree panoramic view of Melaka city, the Straits of Malacca, and even parts of Sumatra on a clear day. There's also a glass sky deck for those who dare to look down!

Also known as the Red Square, this iconic landmark is surrounded by bright red colonial buildings left from the Dutch era. It includes Christ Church, Stadthuys, and a charming old clock tower. A popular photo spot with colorful trishaws and rich history.

The heart of Melaka’s Chinatown. Famous for its night market (Fri–Sun), street food, antique shops, local snacks, and Peranakan (Baba Nyonya) culture. You’ll find everything from cendol to handmade crafts and vintage goods.

Hop on a relaxing boat ride along the scenic Melaka River. You’ll pass murals, historical bridges, and old riverside homes. The cruise lasts about 45 minutes and is especially beautiful in the evening with lights reflecting on the water.

A rotating observation tower that gives you a 360° panoramic view of Melaka city from 80 meters above. It’s a quick ride (around 7 minutes) but perfect for seeing landmarks like the Straits of Malacca and historical buildings.

Step into a richly preserved Peranakan home dating back to the late 19th century and experience the vibrant world of the Straits Chinese. Each room is meticulously staged with ornate furniture, porcelain, and textiles, showcasing the luxurious lifestyle of Melaka’s Baba (men) and Nyonya (women). From intricately carved wooden doors to beautifully patterned tiles, the museum offers a colorful glimpse into their unique fusion of Chinese and Malay traditions—perfect for cultural exploration and dreamy photo stops.

They are the hidden gem in Melaka for authentic home-style Nyonya dishes. Aunty Ruby brings generations of Peranakan recipes to the table, serving classics like Ayam Pongteh, Cincalok Omelette, Asam Pedas, and vibrant Nyonya desserts. The flavors are rich, comforting, and full of heritage—just like dining in a Nyonya home. Warm service and a cozy atmosphere make it perfect for both first-timers and Nyonya food lovers.