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Home / Travel / Malaysia / Kuala Lumpur / KL CITY GALLERY @ KUALA LUMPUR

KL CITY GALLERY @ KUALA LUMPUR

April 16, 2015 by StrawberrY Gal

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KL is a place not just for shopping but it brings you more shopping as we are famed off. I am pretty much enjoy learning about history and going places of interest around the town or perhaps I would call it #cuticutimalaysia ; I would call it.
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The KL City Gallery is an interesting place to visit when you are in KL. It is the pace which bring you with the a collection of paintings and photos of KL’s history, plus miniature mock ups of famous city landmarks. Set in a 114-year old, colonial-style building just beside Dataran Merdeka, this free museum is great if you want to find out a little bit more about KL’s history.
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The wall with a timeline chronicling KL’s history is especially attention-grabbing: it chronicles KL’s origins in the 1850s, to the present: the photos of the official groundbreaking of the Petronas Twin Towers are especially interesting. If you are a local, you can’t help but feel pride; as a foreigner, you are bound to be awed by Malaysia’s milestones.

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explore kl
explore kl

Some of the photos and paintings (like Malaysia’s Independence Day declaration), come with short but informatively written summaries describing the event: others have audio snippets. There is also a 40ft x 60ft scaled model of greater KL and even video footage of important events (like the 16th Commonwealth Games). The museum also has displays on the country’s multicultural population, with national costumes like baju kurungs, sarees and cheong sams exhibited.
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explore kl
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explore kl
Be sure to check out the gift store before you leave – the locally-made handicrafts like batik, pewter, hand-woven rugs and more, make for good (and cheap) souvenirs. Plus don’t miss out on getting a free KL map from the gallery – it has interesting city landmarks highlighted for your convenience.
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explore kl

Address:
No. 27, Jalan Raja, Dataran Merdeka,, 50050 Dataran Merdeka, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
+60 3-2698 3333

Nearest LRT Station: Masjid Jamek

 

Filed Under: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Travel Tagged With: KL City Gallery

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