Best Landmarks in Kuala Lumpur

KL Tower est une tour d'observation offrant une vue imprenable sur Kuala Lumpur, avec une terrasse extérieure et une terrasse intérieure, et la possibilité de prendre des photos dans une skybox.

The Sky Deck at KL Tower offers epic skyline views.

The Sky Box at KL Tower offers epic skyline views and a daring glass-bottom experience.

Les tours jumelles Petronas, hautes de 88 étages, abritent le centre commercial Suria KLCC, une salle de concert, une galerie d'art et le Discovery Center. Le sommet offre une vue sur la ville et une visite du Sky Bridge.

Merdeka Square, or Independence Square, is a historic landmark where Malaysia declared its independence in 1957. It's a significant public space surrounded by colonial-era buildings, perfect for a stroll and learning about the nation's history.

A grand colonial-style building with a clock tower, shiny copper domes, and one of the tallest flag poles in the world, located at Merdeka Square.

A recently renovated area with a long riverside path, viewpoints, and street art.

The most famous landmark of Kuala Lumpur, these twin skyscrapers have a fancy shopping mall at the bottom and offices at the top, with a sky bridge connecting the two towers on the 41st and 42nd floors.

The KLCC Fountain is a smaller version of the Burj Khalifa fountain in Dubai, with shows every evening.

The Victoria Fountain is a water feature located in Merdeka Square.

One of the dominating features of Kuala Lumpur's skyline, this 421-meter communications tower offers look-out viewpoints and restaurants with incredible views.

Features an awesome display where the fountains dance to classical tunes, and it happens every night at 8, 9, and 10.

Independence Square is the actual center of Kuala Lumpur, marked by the 0 km marker where all distances from KL are measured, and home to one of the world's tallest flag poles.

A place to take in amazing views of Kuala Lumpur.

Independence Square a un grand mât de drapeau et des bâtiments emblématiques.