Tan Kim Seng Bridge
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Jalan Hang Jebat, Banda Hilir, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia

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macedonboy
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Dec 2025
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Visited back in Feb before the MCO. The Tan Kim Seng Bridge is a small pedestrian and traffic bridge over the River Malacca and links Dutch Square on the south bank with Chinatown on the north. The bridge is named for the wealthy 19th century Chinese philanthropist, Tan Kim Seng, who donated it to the city of his birth. While not an impressive feat of engineering, it’s the main bridge used by tourists and for its central location linking the main attractions of the city. The views of the river on both sides of the bridge are great, especially at night when the buildings and river are lit up in multi colours, which also makes it a great place for photography.

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Arun Kumar
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Dec 2025
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The Tan Kim Seng Bridge in Melaka is a beautiful bridge that spans the Melaka River. The bridge is a popular tourist attraction in Melaka, and for good reason. This bridge takes you to the Jonker street or Jonker street night market. The beautiful arches and intricate design of the bridge are truly a sight to behold. The bridge also offers visitors stunning views of the Melaka River and the surrounding area. This bridge is directly opposite to the Red/Dutch Sqaure connecting you to the Jonker street. Overall, the Tan Kim Seng Bridge is a must-see attraction for anyone visiting Melaka. Whether you're a history buff, a photographer, or just someone who appreciates beautiful architecture, you won't want to miss this impressive bridge.

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Arpita Singha
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Dec 2025
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The bridge is popular tourist spot in melaca. The night view of the river from this bridge is magical. The Tan Kim Seng Bridge is a small pedestrian and traffic bridge over the River Malacca and links Dutch Square on the south bank with Chinatown on the north. The bridge is named for the wealthy 19th century Chinese philanthropist, Tan Kim Seng, who donated it to the city of his birth.

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Aditya Kapoor
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Dec 2025
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I loved the vibe of this area. The bridge is centrally located and you’ll end us being here if you’re in Melaka.

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GaMeR. BD
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Dec 2025
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This bridge had a beautiful river beneath it. I was wondering what it will look like during nighttime. I guess it will be super beautiful as well. I love this river.

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