A remarkable example of Dutch architecture, Christ Church is a popular Malacca attraction and is visited by a large number of tourists across the world. Known to be Malaysia's oldest Protestant church, Christ Church dates back to 1753 and was built by the Dutch to mark their century-old rule in Malacca. Later refurbished by the British into an Anglican church, Christ Church, Malacca is a vivid reminder of the glorious past of the historic city.
Christ Church in Malacca reflects the outstanding architecture of the Dutch era. Though several add-ons were done after its conversion into an Anglican church, the original Dutch and Armenian elements, such as the tombstones laid on the floor, have been well preserved till date. Painted in striking red, the beams of Christ Church, Malacca have been exquisitely carved from a single tree with no joints! The pews are hand-made and are believed to have been made nearly 200 years ago. The prime attraction of the Christ Church, Malacca is its altar that is artistically adorned with varnished tiles and is a remarkable example of the "Last Supper".
Christ Church is located in the vicinity of Town Square in Malacca and is open to visitors on nearly all days except Sundays. A major historical site, a visit to Christ Church is a must for every tourist during his tour to Malacca. The Malaysia Youth Museum, another famous attraction for tourists, is also located just adjacent to Christ Church, Malacca.
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