It is a must visit place in Malacca to snap a shot of their landmark. As many tourists flock to this place, the hawkers come along too selling the usual stuffs to tourists. There are also many well decorated trishaws plying this area for tourists to hop on for a joy ride around the vicinity. More

Very pretty, great buildings, gorgeous trees and flowers, and the cooling spray from the fountain More

Just a square with a little mill and a lot of tourist! More

The square is interesting, love the old buildings and the settings. The tourism board, though, can be more informative about the history of the place and buildings. I myself love history so I know exactly what happened in malacca, but for some people they are just old buildings with no meaning. So little explanation given and not much historical context... More

Again, the hawkers were pushing stuff that was of poor quality and really ordinary style. At a classy site, one expects better. More

good place for pictures, but honestly nothing too much going on around here. More

Everyone who has been to malacca will never miss this. The red color of the building is definitely a stand out. Spend some time walking around the square, there are plenty to discover More

centre of malacca old town, with many Dutch style huge building. Crowded with tourists, locals, hawkers, easy acess to many museum, include museum Malacca, Museum Stamp, Museum Senibina(architecture), Museum Kecantikan , ang bridge Tan Kim Seng, to walk cross, it is Jonker street and also Jalan Tan Cheng Lock(Hereen Street).Many flowercar (kereta beca) for rent. More

Always crowded with cars, tourists, groups, and hawkers, but in a slight rain everyone scatters and you can take some good pictures. More