History of Malacca - History of Malaysia
Description:
You will have the feeling of getting into a time machine and being transported back to Malaysia’s colonial past. The city, created by the Indian prince-in-exile Parameswehr in 1400, belonged to many European countries, which reflected on the architecture. The narrow streets are filled with residents of different nationalities. You’ll want to be photographed on every street in the city – history is everywhere. Antique shops, small cafes, churches, forts of Afamoz and St. John, be sure to ride along the river on a river tram, visit the museum of Sultan Mansour Shah of Malaysia, stop at Red Square and go to the Church of St. Paul.
Tour programme
- The Dutch Red Square
- St. Paul's Church of the 18th Century
- Afamosa fort of the 16th century
- Fort of St. John of the 17th century
- Sultan Mansour Shah Museum of Malaysia
- Walking down Jonker Street
Duration: 8 hours
Start: 08:00 - 09:00 a.m.
Starting point: Hotel within Kuala Lumpur
Which includes:
- transfer
- entry-ticket
- Russian-speaking guide
- water
What to bring with you:
- energy and good mood
- footwear
- personal expense
Who's good for:
- Couples/Newlyweds
- Families with children from 7-12