Christ Church Melaka

Jalan Kota, Melaka , Melaka State, Malaysia

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    Goodbye Doughty's... hello Durian chocolate. Yuck!

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    We had been so blessed by the time with the Doughty's, but it was time to move on, and so after seeing the boys off at breakfast, with a hug from R (youngest Doughty) and 'virtual mind hugs' for the others... they're too old and cool for actual hugs of course... we got our stuff together to get a taxi to the bus station. Lorna, Bec and I were able …

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    China Town, Chinese markets and Satay

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    We arrived in Melaka late in the evening having taken the first class bus via Kuala Lumpur. With the Petronas Towers Glinting in the evening sunlight we were looking forward to our return and a closer look.

    We checked in to our hostel called Number Twenty which was great, we had a shared bathroom with a private room but a great communal …

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    Melaka

    ... a lot for me to get excited about! We started at the Stadthuys, which was beautiful, and then visited Christ Church a very impressive Church constructed from bricks brought over to Melaka from Zeeland in 1753, which is equally impressive! A little ...

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    Portugal? China? Holland? England?

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    ... or anything! Walked past the inevitable modern shopping centre, into the old town, and see Chinese couple emerge from the Jesus Christ church having just got married. Climb the hill to St Paul's Church - built by the Portugese, but in true British ...

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    Nyonya - the reason we came...

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    ... residence of the Dutch governos and their officers. It is believed to be the oldest Dutch building in the East. The Christ Church also shows off Dutch architecture. The prominent Tang Beng Swee Clock Tower sits right in the middle and is ...

  • 4

    Day in Melaka

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    ... 17th century history.  Which was why I really wanted to go there.  We pulled into the churchyard of Christ church, an Anglican Church built in the late 17th  or early 18th C.    I imagined the  heavily dressed ...

  • 5

    Near... Far... Wherever you are.

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    ... cricket. Not much interest in that here. It was international badminton time! And then it was time for bed. MONDAY, MARCH 14 MELAKA, MALAYSIA With last night's karaoke still fresh in my mind, I set out for my first real glimpse of ...

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    Melaka – Wir sehen rot

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    ... Die Innenstadt rings um den Roten Platz ist mit Häusern versehen, die rot angemalt wurden. Darunter zählen das Stadthuys, die Christ Church & der Glockenturm. Das einzig doofe ist & da hatte sich Kay schon gewundert, dass alle gaffen! Man, ...

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    Melaka

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    ... laid out in front of me. Having had more than I could stomach I set out to have a look around Melaka, heading first to the Christ Church, with swathes of the floral rickshaws lined up outside, followed by a leisurely stroll to the Maritime Museum, ...

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    From a New City to an Old One

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    ... , Dutch, British, Malaysians. The centre of town is dominated by the Stadhuys (think "State house" with a dutch accent) and the Christ Church.  These pinkish-red buildings are fronted by fountains and a small clock tower, as well as numerous trishaw ...

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    A real taste of Malaysia, Melaka style!

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    ... here than in some of the bigger towns and cities.  We went for a wander around the Town Square where the red-bricked Christ Church stands, before climbing to the top of the hill to the ruins of St. Paul’s Church.  This church was built ...

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    Night fever

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    ... Square which has Dutch architecture and is quite striking to look at. Around this square there is a dense cluster of attractions including Christ Church, St Paul's Hill and Sultanate Palace, to name but a few. As with most other places that we have been ...