2.3 km - Zoo Melaka has been renamed to Melaka Zoo and Night Safari since the took over of MPHTJ from Melaka government in 2013. It houses more than 1200 animals and is the second largest zoo in Malaysia behind the National Zoo of Malaysia.
10.1 km - Also known as King's Well, this is oldest well in Melaka is built by the followers of Princess Hang Li Poh in 1459. After the conquering of Melaka, the Portuguese and Dutch secured the well and used it as their main water source. However, it was left in despair during the British period. Now, the water is not consumable and it has become a wishing well for visitors.
10.4 km - The museum is located at Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock, Heeren Street in Melaka. The furniture and jewelleries displayed in the museum showcase the richness of Perenakan culture. It is a 45-minute to 1-hour guided tour where you may request it to be done in Chinese or English.
10.4 km - Also known as Chinatown in Melaka, Jonker Street is known for its wide array of antique shops but over the years, it has turned to clothing, crafts and eateries. On Friday and Saturday nights, the street turn into a night market that sells tasty foods and souvenirs.
10.4 km - The Stadthuys was once the office of the Dutch Governor and Deputy Governor in 1650. Now, the building is home to the History and Ethnography Museum. Among the displays include traditional costumes and artifacts collected throughout the history of Melaka.