Melaka Sultanate Palace Museum

Beautiful place to learn about history of Malacca. The location is just beside the a’famosa. You can rent a traditional clothes like Malay king here to take photos around the palace which cost RM100, a photographer will follow you to help taking photos with your phone if you rent the clothes.

Open at 9am until 5.30pm (please refer the photo below). Ticket for Malaysia cost you RM10 for adult and RM5 for kids and elderly.

conveniently located at stadhuys area. if you're driving, you need to park away from the area and walk quite far, need to climb st paul's hill, so it is advised to just take a grab.
its a large area with lots of display. got plenty of seating areas as well. worth a visit.

Replica of Melaka Palace. The origin palace is bigger actually. Management should do a landscape for the forbidden garden. Simple, nice museum. Cool aircond. Suitable for kids. And the rest... remains history...

A historical place that can be seen for future generations about the sultanate.

Goodness embedded for children and grandchildren who will inherit to gain knowledge.

suitable for peaceful and calm conditions to recall the memories of the previous heroes.

The traditional style of the region. Not much left these days . Even though this is a replicate of the original I still found it most beautiful. It is a very peaceful place to visit with Family, Friends and sometimes enjoying alone time. It helps to reduce stress and also helps to increase mental health. And we can learn many Historical things and so on.

A replica wooden structure which takes the visitor through displays, illustrations and stories from the days of the Malaccan Sultanate. The Hang Tuah and Hang Jebat story was particularly poignant - Moral of the Story: "Don't follow your leader blindly." 😉 Highlight for the kids? Strong air-conditioning in the main section 😂 RM5 & RM3 per entry for adults and kids respectively if local. Will probably occupy for 45-60min.

I feel as though I'm living in the Sultan Melayu melaka's age, even though this is only a replica of the Sultanase Malacca Museum. You guys really do need to try visiting this museum. it will make you proud to be a Malaysian.

This museum is worth visiting. My kid enjoyed it so much. Very informative about Melaka Sultanate and other histories too. And It surrounds with beautiful landscape.

The Museum is a contemporary recreation of the palace of the Melaka Sultanate. It displays the Sultanate heritage & culture of Melaka. The place is beautiful with traditional wooden architecture. A place for someone who wants to learn or enjoy history and culture and also get inspired 😍

A very good history museum where you can see the national dress and ancient weapons.we seem to go back to old times..we can learn the history of melaka..it's great to bring your kids here..

It's all about Melaka dynasty. It was a great experience visiting the museum. It was well maintained and preserved. The ticket was affordable too and its suitable for kids to learn about our country heritage.

Nice place to visit. Cost RM 10 per person for Malaysian.

Very nice place unique Palace of Sultan, affordable ticket both for non Malaysian and Malaysian. It a must go . Very beautiful

Great historical palace which potray life of Great Malaccan era

There are 2 levels inside the palace that you can visit. You can know more about the history about Malacca.The whole building was made by wood which is very impressive.

If you’ve made it to Melaka don’t miss this! A nice historical palace in a well maintained condition and certainky worth the entrance fee 👍🏼

Easy to find and explore, family friendly place, lots of useful information and historical remains for knowledge source, recommended and I will definitely visit again

Great place to spend time with kids to learn more history than they learn from text books at school. The beca can drop you here too!

A cosy place to be. A good place to chill out with your children where they would learn and be in touch with the history of Malacca. A great place to chill and acquire knowledge.

Visited on a Wed morning. Little crowd. Nice, cooling place to spend 30 mins to 1 hour exploring. Need RM 20 for non Malaysians. Has 2 floors, ground and upper. There are also sub sections to explore once you come down from the 2nd floor before existing. Partially air conditioned, very cooling.

Whole place is made of wood. Need to take off shoes to enter, nice wooden floor to walk. History of Melaka and Hang Tuah stories on display. Has wooden chairs to rest too. Good pitstop to visit between Famosa and Jonker Street, worth the ticket price.