Top Malaysia Museum Tickets & Passes

Change your perspective with admission to the Penang 3D Trick Art Museum, where optical illusions, mind-bending art, and a collection of props and costumes offer interactive fun. You can step right into recreations of historic George Town scenes, capture unique selfies and group portraits, and visit the lifelike inhabitants in panda village. With a central location in George Town, the family-friendly Penang 3D Trick Art Museum is a great way to feed your imagination and creativity.

From traditional Malaysian musical forms such as potehi puppets and bangsawan opera through to the arrival of western music in the 1940s, the story of music in Penang is fascinating. Discover it when you prebook tickets to Penang House of Music. After your guided tour is done, get hands-on with musical instruments, enjoy interactive features such as the Virtual Reality room, or simply listen to tunes.

Guarantee your entry to the fun-filled Dark Mansion, a 3D glow-in-the-dark museum in Penang, by booking your admission ticket in advance. Family-friendly and located in the heart of UNESCO-listed Georgetown, the museum features spectacular luminescent effects  and provides welcome respite from Penang’s daytime humidity.

Explore the history of photography with admission to the Asia Camera Museum, where you'll find more than 1,000 cameras and hands-on exhibits. Try taking photographs with some of the museum's cameras, learn about the process of developing photos, and see remarkable artifacts, from hand-painted slides to a silent movie projector, bringing home your own memorable shots of the museum collection.

Play with perspectives and illusion with tickets to Funtasy House Trick Art, where you’ll find 3-dimensional art that’s designed for participation. Bring a camera to snap fun perspective shots in each of the gallery’s illusion rooms; since pre-booking admission to Funtasy House Trick Art saves time upon arrival, you can get straight to enjoying the mind-bending art.

Explore the history and top landmarks of one of the world's most modern cities — Kuala Lumpur. Learn the story behind some of the city's most iconic sights as you tour the busy streets and discover quiet charming corners. Take pictures of the some of the tallest skyscrapers — Petronas Twin Towers. Admire the unique architecture of the King's Palace (Istana Negara), the National Mosque (Masjid Negara) and visit the National Monument and Sultan Abdul Ahmad Building. Watch how local handcrafted souvenirs are made and take a few back home for friends and family.

Situated right at the heart of Subang Jaya, and accessible via LRT, KTM and BRT, MinNature Malaysia is Asia's largest and the world's largest indoor miniature and trains exhibition. With 17,000 square feet of exhibition space, including a multimedia room, photobooth, masterbuilder workshop room, a souvenir shop and more, there's so much to see and do! Every single exhibit in MinNature was handcrafted and handmade in Malaysia. There is also a live exhibition every week, where the museums updates new models and dioramas, so every single visit is a completely different experience! There's also tons of fantastic activities you can do like the Treasure Hunt Challenge, Spot the Missing Exhibit challenge and more! It's for travelers of all ages - local and foreign

Visit Petrosains - The Discovery Centre with your family and friends. Spread across 70 000 square feet, it occupies level 4 and 5 of both tower 1 and tower 2 of the PETRONAS Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur. Petrosains is interactive, experiential and hands-on, everything a science discovery centre should be. There are various themed areas for you to explore such as, Geotime Diorama, Molecule Nano World, Sparkz and more. Enjoy a constructive learning experience with the combination of theatrical and futuristic elements. Offer roaming exhibits and special themed events, there’s always something new to discover! If you need to recharge after a fun-filled day of exploration, refuel your tummy at their café, and remember to take home a piece of Petrosains from the gift shop. Stop by Petrosains, The Discovery Centre for a fun and educational experience.

While most museums don't allow their visitors to take pictures, it's a different story at the Penang 3D Trick Art Museum. Visitors are encouraged to interact and have fun with the art pieces, and take as many photos as they want. Not like other museums, this art museum is an interactive attraction that embraces the old and the new by mixing art that features traditional Malaysian settings and what is considered to be present-day hip culture. Enjoy a day of fun with your family and friends where you get to live the lampung lifestyle by posing in front of a traditional Malaysian house, or perhaps pretend to boat and fish along the river, or pose as if you're doing extreme sports! It's the best activity to unleash your creative and fun side.

The Museum of Illusion in Kuala Lumpur brings you a space suitable both for social and entertaining tours into the world of illusions which has delighted all generations. It’s a perfectand unique place for new experiences and fun with friends and family. Not only is it a place for children who adore coming, but also a place for parents, couples, grandmothers and grandfathers.

Take your passion for Southeast Asian street food to its logical conclusion when you prebook tickets for Penang’s unique Wonderfood Museum. Take hilarious photos with giant bowls of local favorites such as laksa, learn where and how to find the best food in Penang, and discover the multicultural mixing that produced delights from Nyonya to Mamak cuisine.

Get lost in your imagination and discover your inner child at Malaysia’s first Imaginarium. Get in quick to reserve your tickets at this incredible family-friendly experience. Discover a futuristic space with the latest technology, with innovative, immersive and interactive installations. Witness spectacular visuals and travel to exciting time periods, whether it’s the Jurassic Age or the iconic 1980s. Explore what the future has to hold and travel to a world envisioning the year 2020 or 3300.

Visit the Teddyville Museum in Batu Ferringhi to see the largest collection of teddy bears in Malaysia. The teddy bears have been collected from various nations and time periods that date back to the 1900s. The displays also showcase the cultural history of Penang from the arrival of Captain Francis Light to the present day.

- Discover Penang's rich and diverse cultural and musical traditions at Penang House of Music - Enhance and expand your musical understanding with amazing interactive displays and listening posts - Explore the history of Georgetown, Penang's capital city, prior to its listing as a UNESCO World Heritage Site - Drop by the Resource Center, a focal point for musicians, students, and others interested in Penang’s history - Stop by the multi-purpose Black Box, where you can hear live music and watch exciting exhibitions

- See ancient gold collections from across the world up close at Penang Gold Museum - Witness a miner in action as they demonstrate the process of gold and silver pouring - Experience the life of a miner when you try out the gold panning process yourself - Take pictures with 3D gold murals and make your "Gold Wish" here

See the stunning creations of Penang’s Glass Museum—the first in Malaysia—with this admission ticket. Wander through the various kaleidoscopic exhibits made completely of glass. See the world’s longest batik motif glass painting, stroll through the Avenue of Stars, take part in a glass crafting class and much more with your entrance ticket.

- Visit a unique museum in the heart of Penang featuring oversized replicas of traditional Malaysian dishes - Discover interesting delicacies arising from Malaysia's multi-cultural background at the museum's three galleries - The variety of food on display provides you with an in-depth understanding of the foods popular in Asia - Replicated with the utmost detail, the exhibits at Wonderfood Museum are sure to tempt your appetite

- Trick and be tricked with more than 40 optical illusion paintings and sculptures - Step into 2 different themes and get to know the daily life of Penangites - Let your imagination run wild and snap mind-bending photos and videos along the way - Step inside or crawl into the exhibits, interact with the characters and become the subject of the artwork on display

Discover Penang’s Dark Mansion with this admission ticket to this popular attraction. Wander through the museum and marvel at optical illusions, trippy art installations, special lighting effects and more. Your ticket grants you access to all exhibits so that you don’t miss a thing inside the mansion. Don’t forget to bring your camera to capture every moment!

Hop-On, Hop-Off sightseeing tours can get a bad rap, but this open air bus tour is an ideal way to see the major highlights in this city of historic charm. Save your feet and save your wallet; there’s no need to walk long distances or hail a rideshare to go from attraction to attraction. The fast-paced schedule is perfect for visitors with limited time to spare or for first-time guests wanting to get an overview of the city.

Experience the illusion of anti-gravity, a bottomless pit, and vortex tunnel at the Museum of Illusions in Kuala Lumpur. Open daily from 10 am to 10 pm, the museum is the perfect place to spend an hour or two of downtime. The kooky museum is a guaranteed hit with all ages. Be sure to have your camera ready for funny pictures that will shock your friends and family back home.

Visit a simulated city designed for kids with your admission ticket to KidZania. Children can try out more than 70 different types of jobs, such as pilot, newspaper journalist, firefighter, and doctor, while learning how to save their earnings and spend money wisely. Ideal for families who want to spend time at an indoor kid-friendly attraction in Kuala Lumpur.

Treat the kids—or your inner child—to a great day out when you prebook tickets to Penang’s TeddyVille Museum. Capture a wealth of adorable selfies surrounded by bears of all shapes and sizes. Unique displays include a history of Penang told by miniature bears, teddies dressed up as well-known Penangites, including actor P. Ramlee and squash player Nicol David, and even a street food area.

Trace the history of Penang from 1592 to the 21st-century in an engaging environment at Penang Time Tunnel. Fun for restless kids, active backpackers, and history buffs alike, the museum offers an immersive look at the city’s storied past. Make your way through 11 exhibits, each presenting historical documents, life-sized sculptures, and well-preserved artifacts. Be sure to have your camera ready for the interactive dioramas.