Malaysia Architecture Museum Review

The Malaysian Museum of Architecture is located next to the Dutch Square. The building is also red with a small gate to Mount Sao Paulo. The Museum showcases the local architectural style and culture, and the entry fees are charged.

Malaysia's first museum, the museum is quite simple, red exterior wall, a large building complex, full-screen windows, inside the air-conditioned open, but also free to visit, showing the Malaysian architectural models and collections of various periods, there are very detailed introduction, not to feel confused.

This architecture museum is a captivating journey through the evolution of design and structures. The exhibits showcase a diverse range of architectural styles and techniques, providing a visually enriching experience. Whether you're an architecture enthusiast or a casual visitor, the museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the creativity and innovation shaping our built environment

An attraction located in a 2-storey building that is red, an iconic color in Melaka.

The red house in Malacca is super beautiful. I like it very much, and there is a river around it. The houses by the river are all painted by the villagers themselves. They are very interesting, beautiful and worth visiting.

The Malaysian Museum of Architecture is on the Malacca River. It's all red buildings. There's a charge for them. Most of the museums in Malacca are charged. This Museum mainly shows the architectural style of Malaysia! _________

I don't know how different the Malaysian Architectural Museum is from the National Museum, but it's OK to go in. Its ticket price is not expensive. After entering, it's still worth the ticket price. The environment inside is good.