St. Paul’s Church, Melaka, Malaysia
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Melaka, Malaysia

St. Paul’s Church

Address: On top of St. Paul's Hill
St. Paul’s Church, The ruin of St.Paul′s Church is located on top of St.Paul′s Hill and was one of five churches in the fortress complex A Famosa on the hill that was built by the Portuguese in 1521.

The ruin of St.Paul′s Church is located on top of St.Paul′s Hill and was one of five churches in the fortress complex A Famosa on the hill that was built by the Portuguese in 1521.

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A Famosa Fortress (Wikipedia)
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