Best places: Tourist attractions in Ayer Keroh, Malaysia

👍👍 Nice mosque, designed using Malay/ Javanese houses found in this part of the Malay peninsular. Very Airy and excellent ventilation. Main prayer hall has no air conditioning. Ample parking for cars. Physically challenged friendly with disabled car park and entry.

👍👍 A place with over 600 years of history. Visiting this place itself brings us back to another era and it's interesting to know how the Chinese came to Melaka. And the place has a wishing well to pray for our wishes to happen which I find absolutely cool. It has a very peaceful atmosphere even with lo...

👍👍 I love this place, many times holiday the same place not boring ❤️✨

Malacca's oldest mosque, completed in 1728, blending elements of several architectural styles.

Quirky shop & gallery with a giant orangutan mural, selling artist-designed T-shirts & paintings.

Restored 1640s Chinese temple featuring traditional architecture with intricately carved woodwork.

Museum dedicated to Malacca's culture & history housed in a reconstructed palace with a garden.

Historic mosque with ornate, Asian-inspired architecture, colorful floor tiles & a fountain.

👍👍 You won't regret visiting this gallery of knives and swords while it is still free. It is small but well curated and full of the history of knifemaking, and interactive exhibits. Do catch the entertaining video of a knife sharpener in the far corner of the final room. Best experience on Jonker Stree...

👍👍 Such a very good place for leisure walk. Very nice walkaway, can walk from/to both riverside, good scenery, and windy in the evening.

👍👍 Visit this place at night. Up the hill there's an old Portuguese church. Ancient Historian mentioned that it was a Portuguese fortress built in 1512. The keep was destroyed following the Battle of Malacca 1641 and the occupation of both the Dutch and British much later destroyed most of the fortre...

Day & night riverboat tours that pass by vivid murals, century-old bridges & floodlit monuments.

Historic square featuring maroon-colored structures in the Dutch colonial style.

👍👍 Shop snacks, gifts, and souvenirs are available here. Check out every single shop before moving on to the night market. There are a few cafes and restaurants on the same lane where you can relax and have a drink. You may try watermelon juice, gula melaka, various ice creams, and grilled dried squid...

Serene Catholic church with gilded columns, an arched, slatted-wood ceiling & whitewashed walls.

Artifacts & exhibits exploring the history of local Chinese Malays in a large, ornate home.

Historic, red-painted Protestant church with services, a bell tower & a gift shop in back.

👍👍 Nice and clean. Parking ample. Commiteenhas done a good job.

Hindu temple dating to 1781 featuring a shrine honoring Ganesh & a colorful entrance tower.

👍👍 I love how this place decorated with lighting. It's a great place to bring kids to play around.