The Stadthuys Review

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A collection of Dutch colonial buildings built 250 years ago at the central of Malacca.

I went to Melaka with my friend during our holiday. It was such a nice place. We have so much fun together.

The Dutch Red House, located on the banks of the Malacca River, was built between 1641 and 1660 and is the oldest Dutch building in Southeast Asia, built by the Dutch colonial government at the time, using red bricks specially shipped from the Netherlands, so commonly known as the "Red House". Originally built, the church was the seat of government for more than 300 years, until 1980 it was converted to a museum in Malacca, containing historical artifacts from Malay, Portugal, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. However, it is also said that the exterior walls of the building are red, including the ancient Christian church built in 1753, and the red bell tower built in 1886, are part of the red house.

Good environment, good humanistic atmosphere, people of all colors on the road

Melaka Stadhuys is a captivating slice of history in Malaysia, showcasing Dutch architecture. Stepping inside feels like a journey through time. The vibrant surroundings, from Jonker Street to St. Paul's Hill, add a rich layer to the visit, offering a delightful immersion into the city's cultural tapestry.