Malaysia Youth Museum, Youth museum in Malacca, Malaysia.

The Malaysia Youth Museum occupies a former postal building and displays multiple sections about young people's roles throughout Malaysian history. Its collections include objects, photographs, and video presentations showing how youth lived and participated in society across different eras.

The building formed part of the Dutch Administrative Complex during Dutch rule in Malacca, then served as a post office and from 1931 housed the Anglo-Chinese School. Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad opened the Malaysia Youth Museum there on 15 April 1992.

The museum shows how young people shaped Malaysia across different time periods. The displays give visitors a sense of how youth lived and contributed to society at those moments.

The museum occupies the ground floor of the building in the Bandar Hilir cluster, near A Famosa, St Paul's Church, the Stadthuys and Christ Church. It is closed on Mondays and open from 9.00 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. on all other days. The Malacca Art Gallery is on the upper floor of the same building.

The Malacca Art Gallery occupies the upper floor of the same building, while the youth museum fills the ground floor. The two share one roof in the Bandar Hilir cluster, steps from A Famosa, St Paul's Church and the Stadthuys.