"The square, similar to the central square in Lisbon, Portugal, is the main attraction at Portuguese settlement."
It is most popular for its restaurants, which serve delicious seafood dishes like fragrantly spiced baked fish wrapped in banana leaves.
Every Saturday evening, cultural performances are held in the square where one can see dancers twirl around in their traditional costumes to the rhythm of a band. You can also enjoy a good stroll as you can hear pop bands strumming the night away on every other night. This square still makes a pleasant spot for a drink during the week.
Last viewed - September 09, 2010
Getting There
Melaka is easily accessible by roads. From Kuala Lumpur, you can take coaches to Puduraya Bus Station. The two and half hour journey will cost you around RM7.90. You may then take the No 17 town bus which will bring you straight to the square located in the Portuguese Settlement, about 3km from Melaka City.
"it tells us about the history of malacca and what had happen at that time..."
"establish more pictures of the portuguese square" by sunjay nair
"Portuguese square different compare to last time. At there, you can see many seafood restaurants only. Museum Portuguese also located in that place. The entrance is free. " by Robbie
