Queen Victoria's Fountain

This historical Queen Victoria’s Fountain is located at the Dutch Square (Red Square); the historical square of Malacca containing all the remnants of the colonial days. It is very well kept by the State government and a functional colonial water fountain in Malacca.

The Queen Victoria Fountain is a landmark in the centre of the Dutch Square in the ancient city of Malacca. He has a distinct Victorian style, built to date 115 years of history, to commemorate Queen Victoria, very chic, with a royal elegance and noble momentum. This is also a place where tourists stop to take pictures, and you must remember to come and punch in.

The Victoria Fountain is located in the Red House Square in Malacca, a symbol of the British colonial ruler. Nearby is also the office location of the colonial era. The bridge across the Malacca River is the Chinese-Malay Chinese-populated Chinatown. The fountain was built in 1901 and has a sense of history.

During the British governance, the Queen Victoria fountain was built to commemorate the 60th anniversary of Queen Victoria's accession to the throne. The entire fountain is small in size, full of European architectural style, classical elegance. When the fountain is opened, it shows the vitality of birth. The water column sprayed from four angles to the middle, splashing water, and constantly making a crisp sound. It shows the vitality of Malacca's endless vitality and full of vitality.

This fountain is located in front of the Dutch Red House, European style, it is worth taking pictures and punching in, there are pigeons stopping during the day.

The center of Malacca Henan Square is the fountain of Queen Victoria, built in 1904 to commemorate Queen Victoria of England. The chic fountain can always attract many tourists to stop and punch in. There is a large sign in the middle of the fountain and the clock tower for people to take pictures and punch in.