Insider\'s tips

1. The inspiration for the layers came about through the first mosque built by Nabi Muhammad S.A.W, of which the base represents 'Syariah' (Islamic Law), the first level represents 'Tariqat' (way to be with Allah), the second level represents 'Haqiqat' (the truth of Allah) and the third level represents 'Makrifat' (knowing Allah). The architecture of the mosque is seen through the detached minaret and several smaller domes encircling the main dome with a prayer hall.
2. The Submarine Museum contains interesting paraphernalia of the Melaka Royal Navy. Built in 1979, the French made submarine measures 67.57 meters long, 11.75 meters tall and 6.5 meters in wide.
3. The house is well-equipped with facilities and traditional furnishings and is adjacent to historic sites and attractions. Many quaint cafes, art galleries and souvenir shops can be found along the river promenade. You can also take a romantic walk by the river at night as the view is simple super!
4. One of the factors that contributed to the rise of Melaka as an international port was the monsoon winds, which enabled Arab and Indian traders from the west to travel to China in the east and vice versa. Melaka was also naturally sheltered from the fearful monsoons, which made it a strategic and safe setting for a commercial port.
5. Located at Quayside Road, you can easily spot Quayside Seafood Restaurant along the main route to Banda Hilir and Dataran Pahlawan. This restaurant is situated just beside the Melaka River Watermill and opposite the Aldy Hotel. Specialties include Thai food and seafood grills.