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Bank Negara Malaysia Museum and Art Gallery : Not Just About History

Sometimes you want to go out but you are so bored with shopping malls and want to do something different.

Now here is the place that you should consider to visit if malls are not your outing spot for the weekend.


Check out Bank Negara Malaysia Museum and Art Gallery and I promise it is not a mundane place.


Plus point, it is FREE entrance! Can walk in, no longer compulsory to book prior to visit. Only for group booking of more than 20 pax are compulsory.

There are 6 galleries to observe and the venue is children friendly. They even have children’s gallery.


What you need to know:-

§  Though you can walk in, still need to register there.

§  Parking is RM5. You can still go there by LRT Bank Negara or KTM Bandaraya. Though the walk seems to be bit far in my opinion due to a bit hilly pave for 10-15mins walk.

§  A quick spot check on your bags/ hand carry.

§  You cannot bring bags in the venue. There are free lockers to put away the bags or just leave it in the car.

§  Probably spend there around 2 hours.


My personal favourite definitely I would call “money tunnel” and the art gallery.

So go ahead and enjoy the history and knowledge in a fun and comfy way!

 



 

More details can be read here: https://museum.bnm.gov.my/v2/index.html


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