One of the most beautiful modern buildings that I have seen so far. The hype is worth it and it looks beautiful as during the day as it does in the evening. We marvelled at the structure from the outside and then we also took one of the tours inside, where we were taken to 2 different levels and we viewed the city from the top. It was one of the best experiences and the ticket fee was worth it.

A must to do!!! Iconic PETRONAS Twin Towers are the tallest twin towers in the world, and its status has remained unchallenged since 1996. Offering outstanding views over the KL. Purchase tickets in advance to secure your visit and escape the line. Evening is the best time to visit. Guided tour is around 45 min. Highly recommended!!!

I bought the tickets for the experience in advance and they cost around 20 dollars per person. The tour is guided and lasts around 45 mins, I would loved to be able to stay more in the observation deck, but I understand why it's that way to give everyone the chance to experience it as well There is two main stops in the tour, the first one is the suspending bridge between the two towers, it is fascinating. If the weather is too sunny, the reflections of the sun rays could be a little annoying. The second stop is the observation deck which is located on the 86th floor at a whopping 370m above the ground, the views of the city were magnificent

The highlight of KL at night,which is why KL is also affectionately called the City of Lights. A wonder in its own right,one can only admire the sheer beauty and elegance of these twin towers as they light up from top to bottom. You cannot simply miss a photo opportunity be it under the towers or in the observation deck right at the pinnacle.

The Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur are an absolute marvel. Standing tall and proud, they represent a symbolic and architectural wonder. The sheer grandeur and beauty of these towers make them a must-visit for anyone traveling to Malaysia. The view from the top is simply breathtaking, offering a captivating panoramic view of the bustling city below. Whether appreciating them from the ground or from their dizzying heights, the Petronas Towers are an unforgettable and iconic experience.

It was the roof of the world for many years. Of course, although Dubai has taken this attribute from these towers, it is still a very valuable place here. Two high quality skyscrapers with all facilities in one of the best cities in the world. The Petronas Twin Towers can be seen from almost anywhere in the city. Existence of different shops with different global brands has increased the quality of this place more than before. Here we can mention the Malaysian signature. Even small sculptures of these two skyscrapers are sold in different parts of the city. The materials used in these skyscrapers are also very special and different. The interesting thing is that although the skyscrapers are made of metal and glass, they are always clean. It seems that the workers of these skyscrapers is routinely cleaned 24 hours a day. During the twelve years of continuous travel to this city and visiting this great city, whenever I came to these two skyscrapers, I always admired them for these huge structures. amazing.

One of the most iconic places I have ever seen so far. You can see this place from all corners of Malaysia. One thing for sure, you won't keep your camera or phone inside the pocket until you move out of the place. That means to say, every corner of the building is mesmerizing. This place looks amazing in the morning and magically damn beautiful at time. On special occasions they change the color of the lights. Best time to visit??? Whenever you visit that's the best time. But I suggest visiting during night time

The PETRONAS Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, are an architectural marvel that captivate with their sheer grandeur. Standing at a staggering height of 452 meters, they exude elegance and sophistication. The towers boast a striking design, with sleek lines and a gleaming facade that reflects the surrounding skyline. Inside, visitors are treated to a world-class experience, with an impressive observation deck offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city. The PETRONAS Twin Towers are a symbol of Malaysia's modernity and are a must-see attraction for anyone visiting Kuala Lumpur.

The famous twin towers of KL. Definitely exciting to see from down below. Absolutely amazing views of the city from above in the sky deck and bridge sections. Apart from that though, there isn’t a heap to talk about with the towers, other than the fact that they illuminate very well at night!

I had the chance to visit the Petronas Twin Towers in KL, and while the tickets were a bit pricey and required advance purchase, the experience was quite enjoyable. We timed it for sunset, which added to the beauty of the view. The cityscape from the bridge was stunning and offered a unique perspective. However, a small downside was the staff's persistence in pushing us to buy a family picture they had taken. While it dampened the experience a bit, it didn't overshadow the overall positive impression. In summary, the Petronas Twin Towers are definitely worth a visit, despite the ticket cost and the occasional push for purchasing extras. The view is incredible, especially during sunset, and it's an iconic landmark that provides a glimpse of Kuala Lumpur's charm.

It looks good at night. Ambience in front of the tower is good. If you have been to the top of any tall tower in the world, you can safely skip going to the observation deck or the bridge connecting the two towers. There is nothing extraordinary even at night; you can save the hefty RM99 per person ticket charges.

Definitely worth visiting although if you want to visit the observation deck for views I think KL tower is better especially from the skydeck. The main entrance provides great spot for photos.

A great place to visit and take in the views. The landscape is good to take in, especially from the 2 levels you get to explore. You are not overly crowded during the visit, with groups being made of about 20 people at a time. You get a good amount of time to explore the levels and take photos. A few facts given when you come off the elevator, but not a lot - would be nice to learn more whilst being shown around. Highly recommended!

The night view at the Petronas Twin Towers was absolutely stunning! It’s hard to put into words how amazing it was. The towers lit up against the night sky created a magical and mesmerizing sight. I highly recommend visiting the Petronas Twin Towers at night to witness the breathtaking beauty for yourself. It’s a must see attraction in Kuala Lumpur!

We booked the tickets online and choose the best time. Sunset. The weather was cloudy that day but still manage to get a glimpse of the sunset. You cannot bring any water bottle or small bags up. You need to store it in their facility. You get 10 minutes at each section, so take many photos and use your time wisely . The glass can be dirty at some spots, and it is very bright with the spotlight, so it will be hard to take photos at night . We saw a family that was turned away as they came at the wrong time slot, so choose your timeslot and buy your tickets .

Outstanding structure. Still the most beautiful skyscraper amonst all top of the world. The best part of it is .. that a natural space is reserved at front of it. That has a lake, plants and trees. At night dancing fountain show is also must watch thing. While the mall inside isn't that interesting, honestly 😋

This place is crazy nice. Next time I will visit inside. But also outside it was amazing! Attention! It's very hard to get a taxi away from it. We walked to the next big crossing road to finally get one.

It's much better and b'ful to see from outside than to go inside to get the view around from the top. To get the best views of the city, go to KL tower(Menara KL) instead. In the daytime, the twin towers look just like usual buildings, but the real beauty is at night when it glows. It gets too crowded at night.

Glad to visit this place. If you wanna see an amazing piece of engineering, must visit here. 88 storey and 450 meter height, will amaze you. The Petronas Twin Tower, Majestic by the day and dazzling in the night. Open hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM Last admission is at 8:30 PM Admission Rate: Infant: below 2 years old-Free Child: 3-12 years old- 50 RM Adult: 98 RM Senior Citizen: above 61 years old- 50 RM

After 6 years, I came back to this place by a positive surprise. The city and the area looks clean, modern, and overall they renovated the area in a nice way, with gardens, and fountains. I loved the hall with the piano to enjoy and play for the people around.

Petronas twin towers are iconic KL tourist place to visit. Plan in advance and book tickets and get the timing to see the towers. They arrange the visit in groups so please plan accordingly to that when you get there as they will group you only once you get there. The place has instructions how to get to the visitor centre. There is huge mall below so you might get lost in that. If you want to enjoy the place plan to visit the tower the later half of the day so that you can see the illuminated tower at night and the fountain show planned. There could be showers and that can delay the fountain show. The tower it self is good place to see the wonders of KL cityscapes. They stop at the 42 floor to view the connecting bridge between the towers. They give 10-15 mins for pictures here. They then take the group to 83 floor and change lift to 86 floor. This is the observation deck and has a lot of details and good place to take pics. They then get back to 83 floor which has a small cafe and gift shop. It also has a small video show on the tower history. The total cost for the tower tour is about 100-130 Malaysia ringgit.

The tour is nice. They divide visitors into smaller groups based on time of arrival on the same slot. You are given enough time to have lovely pictures of KL. They take pictures for you at the entrance which you can buy for 150 RM. There is also storage for backpacks.

Beautiful place and never fails to fascinate me since past many decades. Some shops are new and spotted more new brands coming up too. The atmosphere is good and worth taking a walk around the place. Evening water fountains with colourful lights is spectacular. Best place to take the pictures of the one of the tallest buildings in the world and it held that record for many years. KL is known for this place more than any others. Plenty of food options and staff is friendly.

The view is delightful, serene, and excellent. Numerous playgrounds are available for recreation, and the outdoor pool, particularly enjoyed by children, adds to the overall pleasant experience. Additionally, the jogging track is well-maintained and contributes to the broad appeal.

This is a very family friendly park with a lot of green trees and a little water fountain. There is a kids playground as well. This park is alongside the twin towers that is very charming to take family and friends photographs. It is a great place to hang out with family and friends for hours and even can arrange picnic. The park is completely free for the visitors.

People jogging every evening here. Many p we people just sitting and enjoy the scenery during afternoon till late evening too. Water fountain absolutely main attraction in intros area. With beautiful landscape and surrounded by greenery. Small recreation park for those wanted to do short and quick exercise after work. Another nice place to hang out and meeting friends too.

Small but lovely park on one side of the KLCC. There's a fountain, a wading pool (a favourite with kids), another pool with sculptures, a children's playground, all linked by a wide footpath. You can have a great view of the twin towers and the connecting bridge, and an interesting view of the skyscrapers around. There were a lot of people in KLCC when I was there on New Year's Eve, so it was really nice to step out into the sun and get some fresh air away from the crowd. It's a wonderful haven from the hustle and bustle, and I recommend it.

They do have a big playground area for kids. Water park water consider quite clean as for a public splash area. Good place to take nice photo. Lots of people come for jogging. The down side is the toilet nearby the splash area do not provide proper bath area…

Nice. Many variant and type of slides, hanging, and others for the kids to play with. Even got free pool for kids, not more than 1 meter deep. Lot of parking option to reach here. Only thing to consider is the area is out of wind as many trees, building blocking so its bit warm, no wind. The rest, nice. No food and drinks stall around so prepare your drinks.

Beautiful and huge Park just next to Suria KLCC. Good place to take a walk if you happen to come here. Have water fountain and water features for kid to play. May be quite hot during day time, but evening time will be great.

Lovely spot to chill and enjoy the dancing fountains beside the iconic petronas. Visitors can sit beside the late and watch the show or have a walk around. Best part that the place is having a lot of trees although it's a major part of a modern city. Place is free to enter and open to all people.

It’s so beautiful 🤩 do visit this park and spend good amount of time when visiting twin tower !! KLCC Park, also known as Kuala Lumpur City Centre Park, is a public park located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It is situated at the foot of the Petronas Twin Towers, which are the iconic landmarks of the city. Covering an area of 50 acres, KLCC Park offers a green oasis in the midst of the bustling city center. The park was designed by the Brazilian landscape architect Roberto Burle Marx and features a combination of lush greenery, water features, and modern architectural elements. One of the main attractions of KLCC Park is the Lake Symphony, a man-made lake with water fountains that come alive with a captivating light and sound show in the evenings. Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks around the lake or relax on the benches while taking in the beautiful views of the Twin Towers. The park also provides various recreational facilities, including a children's playground, a jogging track, and a large wading pool for kids. There are also numerous sculptures and art installations scattered throughout the park, adding to its aesthetic appeal. KLCC Park is a popular spot for both locals and tourists to unwind and escape the city's hustle and bustle. It serves as a venue for various events and concerts throughout the year, attracting visitors of all ages. Additionally, adjacent to the park is the Suria KLCC shopping mall, where visitors can indulge in shopping, dining, and entertainment options after exploring the park. Overall, KLCC Park offers a serene and green environment in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, making it a must-visit attraction for nature lovers and those seeking relaxation amidst the urban landscape.

Open space for seat and relax. The good thing is that you can seat near water and as space is so bigger so not seems crowded anytime. You can walk very easily yo whole places. Areas are very clean also.

Must visit park when you're in Kuala Lumpur. If you are foreigners, shouldn't miss this park at all cost. Definitely worth your time for a visit. You'll be stunned by the magnificent Twin Towers view. Recommended visit time: Spare a two hours from 6pm to 8pm. 6pm - 7pm > Get yourself familiar with the surrounding while it is still bright (day time). So you have enough time to find your favourite spot for photography or enjoy the sunset. 7pm - 745pm > This will be the time the sky slowly turn dark. Enjoy the Sunset + Twin Towers lighting up. (Can consider capture time lapse 😉 ) 745pm - 8pm > Enjoy the magnificent night view and the Symphony Lake Water Show. Then you're good to go for dinner.

This urban oasis is a must-visit for nature lovers and city explorers alike. The park boasts a stunningly designed landscape that seamlessly blends lush greenery, water features, and modern architecture. As you walk around the park, you'll be able to take in the breathtaking views of the Petronas Twin Towers, which tower above the park's serene surroundings. One of the park's main attractions is the Lake Symphony, a water fountain show that is synchronized to music and light. It's a perfect way to relax after a long day of sightseeing and take in the vibrant atmosphere of the city. There are plenty of activities to keep you entertained at KLCC Park, such as jogging, picnicking, or simply strolling along the various paths and walkways. There's even a playground area for children to enjoy. If you're feeling hungry, there are a variety of restaurants and cafes located within the park, offering a range of cuisines and dining options. KLCC Park is a beautiful and peaceful spot that provides a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of Kuala Lumpur.

Great park, small but compact with 1.3km of rubber jogging tracks. It is a green lung for the city centre, fringing the KL Twin Towers and its shopping complex. A must visit for if in KL, perfect for jogging whether morning, afternoon or night. However it is dimly lighted at night but safe.

AA very nce for 2-4 hours of fun time with kids. They have many slides and swings. Also they have a pool area where kids can enjoy. A must visit place.

Great park, small but compact with 1.3km of rubber jogging tracks. It is a green lung for the city centre, fringing the KL Twin Towers and its shopping complex. A must visit for if in KL, perfect for jogging whether morning, afternoon or night. However it is dimly lighted at night but safe. Walk and explore around and find your best spots to shot the KL Twin Towers. Great park for kids with ample play grounds and wading pools. Fountain shows after 7.30 pm.

Beautiful park right in the middle of downtown. It's surprising peaceful once you are in it. Nice little lake with dancing fountains, a splash pad, playground and other activities available for kids. Lush green trees make it an unlikely respite from the concrete all around.

One of the best public parks to visit if you want a morning/evening walk, or just want to breathe fresh air. Make sure it's not a weekend or public holiday, it's very crowded these days. The park is super clean and maintained. There's a pond with fountains too. I did not stay for long but I heard there's a light show every night. Just like a dancing fountain at Dubai Mall (but I am not sure). What I am sure is that usually those fountains are synced with music and it's lovely. Make sure you are always walking on tracks and not on grass, it's not allowed. Overall, a good picturesque spot with all public amenities.

It's a perfect picnic place. Do visit with your kiddo, they enjoy a lot. The place is very beautiful. Connected to Suria KLCC and Petronas Twin Tower. It's amazing in the night. Don't forget to attend musical fountain. The place is very picturesque in the night.

The park is a must visit day & especially at night! There are plenty of nice walks, with seating under cover, just in case it rains which it will do! At night the fountains are light up & dance to music. The trees around the fountain are also light up & also produce a displace. You will enjoy your visit. If you are visiting with children there is also a large play area:

A must visit place if you're in kuala lumpur. The park is very neat and clean, This place is having one of the best view of Petronas twin tower. We have visited the place in the evening a bit crowded but it's not spoiling the view. A water fountain show with the music and light is also there in evening time. KLCC Park is an adequate space with greenery to spend your evening.

Words cannot express the feelings when you visit this magnificent place and a landmark of Kuala Lumpur. It's huge and equally beautiful. The building itself is alive and becomes charismatic by evening with brilliant lighting and is topped up by a fountain show. It's a hypnotising place and you want to be here again and again.

For the first time brought my pup walk at the klcc park , he was so happy. A spacious park , green and fresh air ,, just the water didn’t well kept , too many dried leaves 🍂. made it looks dirty,,

Nestled beneath the renowned Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur, KLCC Park offers a serene sanctuary within the bustling city. There are exquisitely constructed gardens and a symphonic lake in the park.People can unwind and read books on the benches around Fountain Lake. Kids will love this park because it has lots of open room for them to play in, including a tiny water park at one end. KLCC Park is a great area for gatherings with family and friends, as well as for joggers and photographers to find some peace and quiet in this urban haven. It was Christmastime, and the mall's entryway had a massive, exquisitely decorated tree.

It’s really nice here. Plenty of shopping and eating to do. The park is well maintained and clean. Obviously great to visit the tower while you are here. I visited during lunar new year and it was crazy busy! The park is prettier at night with lots of light decorations.

Was great experienced. The staffs were so friendly and guide us on how to take good pictures with the right angles. We were the 1st customers so got to try every single things there. It is located at the Ansa Hotel 1st floor. Easy to access as it is located in the middle of KL. Can come by own transport and park at Lot 10 parking space.

The museum entrance is near to Starbucks Bukit Bintang at the right side of Lot 10 (outside side walk) and next to it is the entrance at hotel Ansa at 1st floor. If you like taking photo and play puzzle. I recommend it. You're can explore around with some illusion exhibit. Good to spend time with family, friends etc. Not so big place yet it's fun to enjoy the activities inside with educational and taking pictures. Ticket's can be purchased online either can walk in to purchased it.

Such a fun little museum located next to lot 10. The staff was wonderful and was willing to take pictures of your family in the many exhibits they had. Please visit if you're near. 10/10

Staff was very friendly and willing to show and explain the illusions. Museum was well-maintained and comfortable; was clean and air-conditioned. Great place to check out when you're in Kuala Lumpur!

Unplanned visit to Museum of Illusions. Our attendant, Jennifer, was very attentive and escorted us throughout the ticketing process. We had a blast w the puzzle games! The other staff were also very helpful & gave further elaborations about the illustrative pieces. We really enjoyed the puzzle games, Mirror Maze Room & Vortex! Highly recommended; especially for the curious minds!

A very small museum; 2-storeys high. Those on the 2nd level aren't as fun & interactive as those in the first level. You can take lots of photos at first level, and you can ask the staff for help. They are all very friendly and helpful!

I went during promo so got cheap price of RM20, also i went during weekday + pkpp so other than us there is no one. I enjoy a lot because the staff is really friendly, give demo and explanation of the exhibition. Other than some illusion picture, they also have game you can participate! Also got some good picture worth it room. The staff also help to guide to get the perfect picture. Its quite small (2 level) so i think you can enjoy most if its not many people. So choose a good date. Overall, I'm very satisfied 👍👍

RM81 for four persons. We enjoyed almost all the illusions in there. Small and compact. Not advisable to come during peak time. For us, it was convenient enough. The assistants were really helpful in getting our pictures right. They are really patient. I enjoy doing the 3D drawing. It was mesmerising. Although we enjoyed it but not many may repeat the trip.

Very friendly and helpful staff. They will come to help and guide you on how to take photos from the correct angles. Even though the place is just small, you will enjoy the experience of each exhibit.

We loved the positive energy of the staff and some of the exhibits were quite fun. However, the place is TINY! We spend about half an hour in there and even tried to take it slow. We won't return because the entrance fee doesn't match the duration of the experience, especially not if you're a foreigner.

The Museum is good for kids. But I don't recommend it for adults. There were a few illusions and some IQ games. The staff is very friendly. They explained about all the items.

Kids will enjoy it a lot & adults a bit. The roller tunnel should be brighter. It is very dark inside, I couldn't feel the effect much. The infinity room also should have brighter lights, so people can feel it without turning on the flash in mobile phones, which is killing the infinity feeling.

Love this place! 👏 It felt more like a family joint, rather than a museum ❤ The staff is so friendly and welcoming to the visitors! Yes the place is not big, but the amount of time you want to spend at 1 illusion spot, will be long, trust me 😂 Unless you're not into getting perfect photos! 😝 The staff here? Omg, they're top class! They will offer to take photos for you, and even showed you the perfect angle. They are friendly, jovial, informative and willing to answer any question you have about the illusions. For such a small place, my 5y and I, spent more than 1hr there 🤗 Oh, there was an art & craft section as well that day (with additional fee for the artwork of course). All in all, it was a superb day for my daughter and I. We'll come back next time, for sure! 😘 Well done to all the staff there 👏 Keep up the friendliness 😘 This attitude is rare to find in most places nowadays. Sad but true. U guys are amazing! 💪

Awesome As The Name Suggests 🩵 It Was a New Experience For me , So yes , loved it and was amazed by the illusions it offered ❤️

I was not expecting much, but I enjoyed my visit. A helpful and friendly girl showed me around the first floor and took some photos showing the effects. The second floor was a bit boring except for the tunnel. As I was the only person I went through the tunnel several times. It was impossible to walk through without hanging on to the rails. Then I spent an hour or so solving puzzles. That was enjoyable until a member of staff, clearly itching to show me how to solve the table puzzle basically took over and moved me off. He was struggling to solve it, so I left. Getting shown what to do doesn't help cognitive development.

It's interesting and something different but the things to enjoy are very limited. Expand the museum's collection please.

Such a fun experience at the museum of illusions. We can spend 1-2 hours easily with all the activities. Fun to go with kids as they soak in the science of everything. Definitely worth a visit.

This is a must visit in KL. The galleries are full of beautiful Islamic art in a very nice display. There's English text for foreigners in every description. Not only the objects displayed here are beautiful and well maintained, but also the gallery has a gorgeous architecture. This museum actually is what you will expect of a national museum. It's a great way to get to learn more about Islamic religion and history. Totally recommended

Incredible museum. If you have to pick one to visit in KL, this is probably it. There's an Orientalist exhibit now. The paintings are great, looks great even when photographed. Lighting is good and it's the kind of place you can stare at paintings for hours and be immersed in them. If you like art, I highly recommend visiting the store. They have replicas sold. Quite pricey, but many are worth it. Even the fridge magnets and coasters are well done. The children's library is also a nice place to bring your kids while your spouse explores the museum. It's about RM20 per person now but well worth it.

It's the most amazing Islam ☪️ Art Museum in KL. It exhibits paintings in real details to tell you about history of Islam. Moreover, it shows history about Koran (Qur'an) and more... highly recommend visiting this place. All my family love it and spend 6 hours for this.

Beautiful building and interesting museum about Islamic arts. A lot of history about to learn, see and understand. The entrance fees are 20 RM and can be pay by credit card. During my visit, October 2023, two special galleries full of paintings, amazing! Definitely recommend visit You will need 45min of you rush, but I really recommend to take 1h30 to 2 hours to really enjoy it I went on a Sunday afternoon and it was very quiet and empty.

Nice collection of Islamic art & architecture including items specific to Malay, Indian, and Chinese culture. Each item had English description which was nice but I wished that the museum made use of multimedia for a more engaging experience. A guided tour was only available for a group of 10. The top floor has an outdoor space with a beautiful dome. It would have been nice to access the outdoor space. Finally, if the museum brochure highlighted the must see items that would have been good as well.

It is a typical museum vibe. All galleries are nice. Arrange beautifully. Staff are helpful and respectful. It is sad that nowadays people don't really choose museum as a place to hang out or we can say to have a peace of mind. It is quite peaceful in here, at the same time adding up our general knowledge. So it is totally 5 stars for me. Of course, it is not a place where many people choose to have fun but try it once, who knows you'll get the same feeling as I am.

Such a lovely place! Some truly amazing artifacts and works of art. You can learn so much about Islamic history throughout Asia and see such cool stuff. I’d highly recommend checking it out! There were only about three other people when I went, but it was a weekday. It’s very close to the national mosque, like a 5 minute walk if even. If you ask me it’s much more beautiful and interesting than the mosque which gets a lot more visitors. You should check out both for sure.

Must go if you like art. They have plenty to offer from paintings to jewels. Not many visitors so it was comfortable to walk around. National museum of Malaysia is nearby but trust me, the Islamic arts museum is where you want to go, skip the nation museum lol.

Amazing museum showcasing different aspects of the Islamic religion and culture throughout history. The exhibits were very well maintained and their descriptions very comprehensive. Unfortunately, I was so captivated that I spent about 2 hours in one flour and were not able to complete the other 2 flours as the museum closes at 18:00. I highly recommend allocating at least 3hours if you are as fond of history as I am. The entrance costs 20MYR.

Beautiful museum with a great exhibition on several floors and an extensive collection. Very well presented with English explanations and covering many topics and geographic areas, not only Malaysia. It's very cold though, I thought I was prepared based on the comments here but had to leave much sooner than I wanted because it was just freezing. Unfortunately all the places where you could sit outside for a bit to warm up are closed.

The Islamic Art Museum is a treasure trove of beauty and knowledge. From China to Malaysia, it showcases the diverse world of Islamic art and culture. With stunning exhibits and insightful history, it’s a must-visit for anyone interested in the rich tapestry of the Islamic heritage.

What a mesmerizing museum. With its incorporation of precise and repeating Islamic geometry, there's always something to make you stare in wonder. The whole museum is spotless, quiet and beautiful. You must visit here if you come to KL.

I had a wonderful learning experience exploring the many levels and exhibits. I spent the early morning at the Botanical Gardens and was allowed entry 30 minutes early into the museum, which was amazing as I had each exhibit to myself for the first hour or so. Shoutout to the super nice staff for letting me in early as I was completely oblivious to the opening time. There's around 12 total exhibits, ranging from Textiles, Ceramics, Armour and Weaponry, Woodwork, etc. Each is chock full of amazing artifacts that are clearly well maintained. There's plenty of signage to contextualize these pieces which is much appreciated as some other museums I've been to in the region don't bother to fully build out their exhibits. If you're by the Botanical Gardens or are looking for a rainy day escape, you can easily spend a couple hours here admiring all the art. Pricing is reasonable at 14 rm for adults and 7 rm for students. Highly recommend.

This is a must visit in KL. The galleries are full of beautiful Islamic art in a very nice display. There's English text for foreigners in every description. Not only the objects displayed here are beautiful and well maintained, but also the gallery has a gorgeous architecture. This museum actually is what you will expect of a national museum. It's a great way to get to learn more about Islamic religion and history. Totally recommended

The art was exquisite! A lot of representation of the Arab world painted by travellers from the west who went to visit North Africa and the gulf for artistic inspiration. It was also beautiful to see ancient Malay embroidery and an art piece where the entire Quran was written onto a fabric. Some parts of the museum were still under development such as the outdoor dome area as well as the courtyard garden which was unfortunate because it looked really pretty from outside. I also recommend getting some souvenirs from the gift shop because surprisingly they were quite cheap, cheaper than some stalls at petaling street!

Well worth the 20 MYR cost. The museum is well curated with detailed and interesting information. It’s quite big and covers the influence of Islam and Islamic art. I recommend taking at least 3-4 hours to read and process everything. It’s right next to the National mosque so you can combine the visits together.

Eye opening trip. There’s a orientalist painting exhibit right now to show the development of Muslim from west to east. Highly maintained and recommended to those who like to explore and know deeper about Muslim culture

The museum is an unique example of high level of elegance and of serenity: The whole building is beautiful. All their ceiling domes are sublime. The paintings of special exposition « Mirror or Mirage? » are stunning. This museum applies the same entrance fees to local and foreigners, and open every day, except during Islamic main celebration days.

This is a very high-quality museum. The exhibits inside are stunning and have deepened my appreciation for Islamic culture. However, it might be the weekend, and there are too many children. Some of them are noisy, and some children are touching artworks with their hands. I hope the staff can increase supervision of the visitors to protect these exquisite cultural heritage pieces.

You'll need the whole day and still you won't be able to complete this museum of you start reading and looking into each item. It's really huge and the collection is enormous. We had lot of reading and looking into items here for hours and hours and we loved it. It was a great place to spend the 12th day of our visit to Malaysia.

Learn about Islamic history, culture, clothings, trade, and other ways of life and traditions over several centuries. There evidences of pure Islamic culture, Arabian culture, and their interactions with the Romans, Persians, Northern Africans, Chinese, Indians, and Europeans. A lot about Islamic and Persian calligraphy are captured, which are intertwined. Records of astrology and human biology are kept in the museum. Malay traditional medicine has some text in one of the areas. Architecture of various regions and periods of more than 20 mosque compounds / study centres are kept in the museum. They’re amazing. The museum has a very serene environment, a bookshop with good stationary, designs, study materials, etc. There is also a restaurant for individual and family dining. It is a great place for history and calligraphy students, opened to all people irrespective of their religion. It cost MYR 20 for an adult entry and MYR 10 for a student. Students must show their student ID cards or at least its electronic version.

The museum is very big, I would say you need at least 2 hours to check out everything. If you want to visit a restaurant inside (which is not as expensive as you might expect) you should consider at least a 3 hour visit. It's better to visit in the morning or you might be forced to leave because of closing time.

This place is good and anyone can learn some history about Islam. The Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia showcases a captivating collection of Islamic art spanning centuries and diverse cultures. From intricate calligraphy to exquisite textiles, the museum provides a rich insight into the Islamic world's artistic heritage. Its well-curated exhibits, educational programs, and architectural charm make it a must-visit destination for those interested in exploring the beauty and cultural significance of Islamic art.

I was very surprised and amazed at how excellent this place is. The parking is abundant, and the customer service is very good. The arts collection is astonishing and originated from various countries. The description / labelling of the arts is well designed for ease or reading. The best part is the ambient within the museum. The air conditioning, the lighting, the smell (god, it smells soo good). It's very soothing and makes you appreciate the arts further. I've spent around 4 hours in here but still couldn't manage to vet through all the arts. I strongly recommend you guys to visit this place.

Museum displays art and artifacts, telling Islamic history from several angles. Interesting to visit, will take at least several hours. Great option to take a quick lunch at the museum restaurant to give your senses a rest. Visited on a weekday. Was not crowded and easily bought tickets at reception.

This museum is very beautiful, you can see different arts from the Islamic world. I read in the comments that you need 3 hours to visit it, but I only stayed 1 hour and felt it was enough to enjoy it.

I am not religious at all but I like to visit these places. This was magnificent. Really enjoyed it. Most of my photos were of the intricate roof domes. They are breathtaking. Nice modern building and everything is well spaced out so you can wander about at your leisure.

Time well spent at this museum. They offer great range of exhibitions from art gallery to the history of bank system, bank notes and coins. Great space for not just adults but also for kids to get familiar with the financial stuff 😜 a good 2-3 hours of experience ❤️ Free entrance admission, just need to register at the counter once you’re there and be mindful of the opening hours. There’s a few sections that are under maintenance and upgrades so hopefully I could experience that on my next visit to KL

One of the best and well-maintained museums in KL. Admission is free, so no need to purchase tickets. Visitors are not allowed to bring bags (both large and small) inside. Near the reception area, there is a free wooden storage box for bags, but you can also use the available locker by paying a RM 10 deposit (which will be refunded when you're leaving). Lots of interactive activities inside, so it’s fun to bring your kids. Also, all the staff here are friendly and very informative!

There are only 3 areas available for visiting, and other areas are under maintenance. But overall, the exhibition is quite good. They tell much info on monetary history, finance and economy history, and knowledge. This place is free entry. Visitors are not allowed to bring in bags, food, and beverages. They will give you two options, either you put your stuff in a big box beside the reception counter (FOC) without any lock, and it will mix with others' stuff. Or you can choose to keep your stuff in a locker (need to pay a minimum of RM10 refundable deposit). The location is quite far from the lrt station, but it is still possible to walk there if the weather is good (about 20 minutes walk). The staff there are so nice.

The exhibition was well worth it. During Covid, they only allowed 40 people to enter each day, even though the place is huge. I would have given 5 stars if they didn't make visitors wait outside until they reopen at 2pm after an hour break. I don't quite understand why can't visitors enter the premise and wait in the cafe until the booking slot.

One of the best museum and art spaces in Kuala Lumpur. The collection, which is split between Malaysian artwork and the history of the Malaysian banking system (which was far more interesting than it sounds!), is well preserved and presented. As an expat it was interesting to learn more about Malaysian culture and history. Don’t visit with the assumption that it will be a dull presentation about banking; it offers much about the country’s wider history and society. Staff are welcoming and enthusiastic about the collection. There is a special gallery for children on the ground floor (but just as much fun for adults) and gift shop. The only negative is that the opening hours are fairly restrictive. Entry is free for everyone; locals, expats and tourists.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Bank Negara Malaysia Museum and Art Gallery, and I must say, it exceeded my expectations. This unique museum offers a fascinating blend of history, art, and finance, providing visitors with an engaging and educational experience. The museum is conveniently located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, easily accessible via public transportation. Upon entering, I was greeted by friendly and knowledgeable staff members who were more than happy to provide assistance and answer any questions. The admission is free, which is always a bonus! The exhibits are thoughtfully designed and well-presented, covering a wide range of topics related to Malaysia's economic history, financial systems, and the role of Bank Negara Malaysia. The interactive displays and multimedia presentations kept me engaged, and I especially enjoyed learning about the evolution of Malaysian currency, from the early days of barter trade to modern banknotes and coins. What truly sets this museum apart is the stunning art gallery, showcasing an impressive collection of Malaysian and Southeast Asian contemporary art. The artworks are not only visually captivating, but they also provide valuable insights into the region's rich cultural heritage and diversity. In addition, the Children's Gallery offers fun, interactive activities that cater to younger visitors, making it an excellent destination for families. There is also a well-stocked souvenir shop where you can find unique gifts and keepsakes to remember your visit. Overall, I highly recommend the Bank Negara Malaysia Museum and Art Gallery to locals and tourists alike. Whether you're an art enthusiast, history buff, or simply looking for an enjoyable way to spend an afternoon, this museum has something for everyone. Don't forget to check it out next time you're in Kuala Lumpur!

Made a visit on my honeymoon, by far the coolest and most interactive museum I’ve ever been to, and it was free! Very interesting and cool to see, I believe fun for all ages. Was a great escape from the heat. Air conditioning, lockers, and great bathrooms. Would recommend if you have the time. All the way from San Francisco, California, USA!

The staffs are all helpful and friendly. We had a blast there!! It's so quiet and peaceful. There were like five visitors including us the day we went. We got us some souvenirs as well. For me, the kids gallery is the best, they got this wall full of money which is insta-worthy haha and we can print out own money lol. Make sure to book your slot a week before visiting!

We visited this hidden gem in Kuala Lumpur on a weekday. We booked online for the morning slot that starts at 10 am. Entrance is free but no bags allowed. There are 4 floors of exhibits including a money tunnel made up of a million ringgit in notes. We enjoyed the numismatic gallery which had many old coins and notes. The art collection on the top floor was also very good. Staff were extremely helpful, courteous and welcoming. We spent an enjoyable two and a half hours here.

A cozy museum to know more about money’s history in Malaysia. Interesting and cozy place. There is art gallery on the top floor, there is amazing art paint from each century Free entrance

Bank Negara Malaysia Museum and Art Gallery is an excellent place to explore the country's economic history and monetary policies. The exhibits are informative and well-curated, providing valuable insights into Malaysia's financial system. The interactive displays and multimedia presentations make the learning experience engaging and enjoyable. The museum's architecture and design are impressive, creating a pleasant ambiance for visitors. Whether you have an interest in economics or history, this museum is worth a visit to gain a deeper understanding of Malaysia's financial journey. Highly recommended! 🏛️📚💼

Free admission and free parking! The museum showcases the history of money, the type of coins & paper money from old days till the now. There is also some interactive way to learn about all these knowledge here. There is two schools trip visited this museum during my visit, it’s not very crowded as the museum is quite spacious. There is a cafe here but the price is quite expensive. There is also a souvenir store selling cute gifts. Toilet is available at each floor and they are all clean. You can’t bring bags to visit the museum. You can either drop your bag behind the service counter or rent a locker. No entrance ticket needed but you are required to fill in a google form.

I had quite an enjoyable afternoon here. Spent almost an hour to sweep through all four floors and then went again when the crowd died down. Personally I feel that the interactive exhibitions are more suited for children and not adults. But the place is packed with instagrammable spots and info to read so it was fairly enjoyable. Entrance is free, they just need you to register by scanning a QR code. Parking is also free and ample. I parked at LG5 and took the lift which lead me directly to the entrance of the museum. Only phones, camera and wallet allowed in so no tripods or small handbags. Would recommend to visit on weekdays to avoid the crowd. It's not very nice when you're trying to look at the exhibits while the kids are screaming and running around you.

A good place to know about money 💰 Before u enter u need to qc scan and filled the form and go to the administration, the lady will explain to u about the museum where we need to start, do and don't, and we need to put our bag in the storage that provided. You are only allowed to bring purchase and phone. Take pic is allowed but some of place no flash light. The place is very comfortable with Air-conditioning inside, It has 3 stairs which can go by lift or stairs. Every floor has a different showroom and toilets are clean. I spent 2-3 hours here and really enjoyed it.

Nice place to visit with family, it is considered new some of the sections are not ready to open to visitors. Free entrance for now, but you need to register before you enter. Leaving your bags and belongings in your car is recommended as bags are not allowed, only wallet and hp are allowed, and they only prepared two large crates for visitors to put whatever items that are not allowed to bring in, no personal locker available so everyone is sharing those two crates.

This museum is one of the most specialized art museums in Kuala Lumpur not only on the economic history of Malaysia but also the basic principles of monetary systems, trading and financial institutions for primary education. I think the galleries here are best curated and maintained compared to the other well-known public museums which in many cases were quite disappointing. And don’t forget to see the artworks in the special gallery on the 3rd floor- the exhibited pieces were absolutely mesmerizing, and it’s been a great joy for me to have a chance to know the traditional shadow peppetry ‘Wayang Kulit’ in the recent exhibition.

Good place but many sections were broken. Some of the facilities were outdated. Wanted to visit art gallery at the top floor, unfortunately it was closed. Hate the fact that parents let their children just play and push every buttons like they're at a theme park. Beautiful building.

It's free! The 1Mil tunnel is on the first floor. 3 levels of art galleries are really unique and different from what I expected from a national bank. Bags are not allowed only smartphones and wallet. Put that in consideration just for convenience.

Great place to spend on the weekends and it's free of charge! A lot of interactive stuff that make the learning enjoyable. We spent about 3 -4 hours to finish everything. There are 4 floors and the first floor is suitable for children with lots of activities. Recommended to everyone from children to adult. Wheelchair and stroller friendly.