The Baba Nyonya house is absolutely beautiful, lavish in its decoration and a great insight into life in Melaka as it once was for the family who own and live in the house. The tour is fascinating and the guide really brought the place to...More

This museum is very interesting. Every hour there's a guided tour in english that shows around the house and tells the story of this family, how they lived and preserved their traditions and culture. Very recommended place to learn more about Melaka.

English guided tour of about 45 minutes walking us through this very well kept quiet house and telling about the traditions and beliefs of Baba and Nyonya was clearly a high point of our Malacca visit. Intricate carvings, antique furniture, beautiful artifacts when weaved with...More

A preserved Nyonya house, it is a living monument to the Straits-born Chinese culture. Lots of interesting details on the private lives of rich Nyonya. I recommend reading through every bit of information the owners give you; there are also guided tours, which we didn't...More

If you only have time to do one Museum trip in Melaka then this museum is a must. Our guide Kamal captivated us for an hour with the story of 7 generations of a family of Baba and Nyonyan heritage. His obvious love and devotion...More

I'm writing this within minutes of completing a very enjoyable hour long tour through this interesting museum. The tour organisers did a great job corralling the many visitors that turned up within seconds of the scheduled tour start time, and even managing a further wave...More

it is an old house full of history of the family. guided tour available! the house will amaze you! must go in melaka if u r a history fan!

Recommended for cultural and history learning in one of my Melaka tour, takes you around 40mins with museum speaker for entire tour.

When you enter this heritage house you immerse in the past. Beautiful exposition of the local home life of the rich in past times. Taking photographs inside the museum is not alowed:(

The place provides an excellent (if somewhat hurried and brusque) tour of a traditional Straits Chinese house. The exhibits themselves are representative of Straits Chinese lifestyles, and compare favourably with the similar museum in Penang. However, the captioning is so poor that having a guide...More