The guide was very formulaic, although professional. Not a particularly well stocked or displayed house. More

Good guided tour, but we felt that the guide was rushing through it as if she couldn't wait to leave for her lunch break...Despite that, she managed to offer us a comprehensive look at the way baba-nyonya used to live... More

The museum is the mansion of one of Melaka's most famous Baba-Nonya families, and displays irreplacable personal items belonging to the family. More

Well preserved meseum with good guides. Artifacts are informative and give an insider view of how life was during that period. More

Equal to Museum Preanakan at Penang Island, this museum is worth a visit. Located at Jalan Tan Cheng Lock, it is collection of three beautifully restored houses, look like a typical 19th century Baba Nyonya Residence. Baba-Nyonya , also called 'straits Chinese', is Sino Malays , which chinese of noble descent who had adopted much of the Malay Cultures into... More

If you like to see old traditional furniture on an original setup, this is the place to go. More

I learnt a lot about chinese culture at the Baba-Nonya Heritage Museum. It is a private tour only costing 10RM for Adults. It's a interesting way to learn about the Malaysian Chinese and how they used to live. I love the house so much, I highly recommend people to visit the Baba-nonya Heritage Museum! More

A wonderfully restored house from a local family gives you a glimpse into the history and lifestyle of Baba-Noyna culture. Take the tour (included in entry price of 10 R). More

an interesting place to see how life used to be in malacca. did not honour my international teachers' card discount which annoyed me More