Porta de Santiago (nearby gate)

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Porta de Santiago is a historic Portuguese-built stone gateway in Malacca, Malaysia, and one of the few surviving remnants of the 16th-century A Famosa fortress.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city gate
cultural heritage site
historic monument
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle Portuguese colonial architecture
builder Portuguese colonial authorities
builtBy Portuguese Empire
category Portuguese colonial fortifications in Malaysia
condition partially preserved
constructionEnd early 16th century
constructionStart 1511
country Malaysia
dedicatedTo Saint James the Greater
era 16th century
fee no entrance fee for viewing gate
governingBody Malacca state authorities
hasInscription Dutch East India Company monogram
Portuguese royal coat of arms
VOC emblem
heritageDesignation Historic Cities of the Straits of Malacca World Heritage Site
UNESCO World Heritage Site component
heritageStatus protected historical monument
locatedIn Malacca
Malacca City
linked to: Melaka City centre

Malaysia
historic core of Malacca City
materialUsed brick
laterite
stone
namedAfter Santiago
nearby Dutch Square, Malacca
Malacca River
St. Paul’s Church, Malacca
St. Paul’s Hill
partOf A Famosa
Historic Cities of the Straits of Malacca
Malacca fortifications
significance iconic symbol of Malacca’s colonial history
one of the oldest surviving European architectural remains in Southeast Asia
significantEvent spared from destruction by intervention of Sir Stamford Raffles
survived demolition of A Famosa fortress
touristActivity heritage tourism
photography
sightseeing
usedFor defensive gateway
fortress entrance
symbolic city entrance
visitorAccess public

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St. Paul’s Hill hasLandmark Porta de Santiago (nearby gate)