Melaka is a popular place to visit in Malaysia, mainly for its old town, preserved feel. Chinese shophouses, Portuguese buildings, a meandering canal.
Typical lineup of shophouses in the Old Town section.
Melaka river. They've lined sections of it with walkways for cafes, enlivened the look with murals.
A Famosa, a Portuguese fort from 1511. Today, snap, snap.
Like in Penang and other places old shophouses still exist, great tile work. Chee family home, a cupcake urban mansion.
Sultanate Palace Museum, a replica of a traditional Sultan palace from the 1400s.
The Old Town section is still filled with small shopkeepers, complete with multi-generation clutter and patina.
Jonker Street is the most popular section to walk in Melaka. A big stage anchors the western edge of the street.
Typical lineup of shophouses in the Old Town section.
Melaka river. They've lined sections of it with walkways for cafes, enlivened the look with murals.
Like in Penang and other places old shophouses still exist, great tile work. Chee family home, a cupcake urban mansion.
The Old Town section is still filled with small shopkeepers, complete with multi-generation clutter and patina.
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