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This small state, formerly Malacca, is one of the more interesting states in Malaysia. In the 15th century it was the largest port in South-East Asia, though its importance has long since declined. Its history is riveting and the town has fascinating examples of Portuguese, Dutch, Chinese and Islamic architecture throughout its rambling streets..
	The Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum, at Nos.48 and 50, JalanTun Tan Cheng Lock, is the ancestral home of three generations of a Straits-born Chinese Baba family. The building is now converted into a stunning museum that preserves the unique legacy of the Babas. The Babas combine Chinese and Malay culture, a result of marriages between early Chinese settlers and local Malay women.
This Air Keroh Recretional park area about 11 km from Melaka town is partially landscaped and has paved trails, picnic areas, a forestry museum and an Orang Asli village. Here the visitor can enjoy outdoor activities like trekking, camping and picnicking. Huts and cabins are available for rental. There are also tree-top houses, barbecue facilities and playgrounds.
	The traditional houses at Mini Malaysia exemplify the architectural styles of each of the thirteen states of Malaysia. Each of the houses was constructed by a master builder and is furnished with elements characteristic of the culture of each state. Attractions include weekly cultural shows and traditional games.
On the road to Muar at Kampong Duyong, about 4km from Melaka town, is a sacred well known as Hang Tuah's Well.Hang Tuah was a famous Malay warrior who lived during the reign of Sultan Mansor Shah. His courage and exploits were legendary.Hang Tuah, was buried in a mausoleum in Tanjung Kling, 15 km from town.
	Malacca crocodile farm is of the largest crocodile farms in the country. There are more than a hundred species found here, including Albino and humpbacked crocodiles. The farm is landscaped to recreate the reptiles' natural environment. Exciting, suspenseful performances by the keepers and the crocodiles are held every Saturday.
Pantai Kundur, a small fishing village, is approximately seventeen kilometers from Malacca. This beach is a favorite spot for swimming and picnicking, but it is perhaps best known for its graceful form of night-fishing. Fishermen suspend their nets from poles near their kelongs (houses built on stilts over the water) and periodically lower them to net a passing shoal.
	Pulau Besar is located three nautical miles off the coast. Those in search of fresh air and tranquility will be entranced by the natural beauty of the island. Pulau Besar also abounds with intriguing folklore and sacred graves and shrines. The island has an international class hotel and several chalets. Snorkeling, swimming, fishing, and jungle trekking are popular activities.
Butterfly Farm One of the world's most comprehensive butterfly and insect farms, with well over two hundred local species, including the rare Raja Brooke and Birdwing butterflies. The farm also possesses an extensive collection of insect specimens. A'Famosa There are steps from St. Paul's Church down the hill to A' Famosa , all that remains of the Portuguese fortress of A' Famosa, constructed by Alfonso d'Albuquerque in 1511. Malacca Zoo The open-habitat zoo sprawls over 22 hectares and has been rated as one of the best in Malaysia. It is home to the rare and endangered Sumatran Rhinoceros as well as many other animals indigenous to Southeast Asia. Reptile Park Opposite the zoo is the Reptile Park, which houses most of the dozens of species of snakes to be found in Malaysia. Tanjung Bidara Tanjung Bidara beach is about 20 km north west of Melaka. It offers a quiet, restful beach area tucked away from the main road with food stalls and bathing facilities. Tanjung Kling Tanjung Kling is a coastal town about 10 km northwest of Melaka with numerous condominiums and hotels situated all along the coastal road. It is a regular weekend retreat for eating out and relaxation. Museum The History Museum holds some detailed information of Melaka's history through maps, lithographs, oil paintings and photographs. Authentic historical artifacts left behind by the Portuguese and Dutch and those of the early Chinese and Malays who lived in Melaka hundreds of years ago can be seen here.