Also one of the must sees. The story behind all these buildings makes it special
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Also one of the must sees. The story behind all these buildings makes it special
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Well this is pretty much part of the A'Famosa and could lead any visitor to St. Paul Hill
Get your camera ready because this is another photo opportunity
There's not much to say
Getting there and seeing it for yourself is enough ^^
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This is a quick hit of Portuguese history in Melaka; a crumbling fragment of what was once very grand with one or two engraved panels remaining. It is usually deluged by tourists having their pictures taken in front of it so you need to pause for a moment and let your imagination recreate the missing bits of history and blot...
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Not very big, still interesting to visit. The English demolished the rest of the walls and otherbthree portals after taking over from the Dutch. Above the old portal there is a rather faded carving.
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See it if you haven't been here, but nothing very much was preserved.
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A former fortress built by the portugese, this place gives a feel of the olden days when malacca was colonised by the portugese. Worth a stroll if you are in malacca
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Porta de Santiago is considered as an important monument as well,why is it not brightly lit up during the evening and the site is without a proper signage to point out and elaborate on the historical part?we can always rely on the tour guide,can we?
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Porta Santiago and A Farmosa is the same building or structure. A Farmosa was the fort or the wall that protected the city and Porta Santiago was one of the gate entrance into the fort.
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The stall recommend is no 1, always crowded with the peoples. Stall No 7 is our alternate choice.
Kindly remind the server that less spicy because they are really hot .Try to order MAngo fresh Juice at the stall nearby, The best yet refreshing in such hot weather in Melaka.
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This is a bit of an obligatory stop on your walking tour of historic Melaka. You might as well pass through it on the way up Bukit St. Paul. The old canons and rugged stonework make for a suitable backdrop from some happy-snaps. It really is just one stone portal, so you won't need long here, however. Make sure you...
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