Melaka in general gives you the European vibe. This particular church is so iconic that the surrounding areas makes you feel like you're in Spain! :)

ini this area mostly are red building...great place to visit. prepare enough time to look around this place.

This church is one of a kind, the church color is very unique and remarkable. A lot of people visits here, and a good tourist spot. If you want the people to know you went to Melaka, you come here.

Beautiful facade, with faint red coat. The places is swarmed by tourist at every weekend and holidays. Perfect place for wedding photoshoots, but only during off peak times. Walk around the place and enjoy the sight and sounds of Melaka on a trishaw.

Visited Malacca during Vesak day (one of the national holidays in Singapore and Malaysia), and it was packed with tourists. The church itself is nicely preserved after so long it has been there, and the paint still look the same from when I visited 10 years ago (yes, it's been that long since the last time I visited Malacca). The... More

the beautiful red building, the cross on the top, a beautiful and sacred church it looks, built on those days architecture was superb

it's important to walk into this small church where you may attend a service in English. This historical landmark building is beautiful yet simple. Please remember to show respect by not taking photos as people are praying. Also if you are wearing a hat, please remove it when entering the church.

A must when you are in Melaka well worth a visit. Centrally situated close to many other historical buildings.

Christ Church is the red church building located in the back of the small Dutch Square in the heart of Malacca. This is the oldest functioning Protestant church in Malaysia dating to the 18th century. As such, it is worth a few minutes of your time when visiting this part of the city center. The church is built in the... More