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You are here: Home / Travel / Malaysia / i-box Glass Museum : Penang 1st Glass Museum

i-box Glass Museum : Penang 1st Glass Museum

July 6, 2016 By StrawberrY Gal - Malaysia, Penang, Travel Leave a Comment

I-Box Glass Museum in Penang started off with glass design company and now they had develop to be  in the glass museum. At this place, one can experience and understand and get more knowledge of glass in the glass museum, but not just that, you can also have your self produce your “glass gift” and enjoy the experience and fun of making them.

 

In here, you can find loads of glass and not just that, you can experience some pictures taken here with the good number of glasses .

This glass museum has the largest and most large glass sculptures and 3D three-dimensional object image. Enjoy yourself with the crystalized glass light (mirror) or even play around with the big “Kelaidoscope”

Experience yourself in different sizes with the glass meseum here.

 

Not just that, one can also enjoy making their DIY Glass Souveniers too here. Why not visit them and enjoy some family time in Glass Museum in Penang now.

Entrance Fees :

My Kad-RM15(Adult)
-RM 7(Kid 3-12yrs)

Non-My Kad-RM20(Adult)
-RM10(Kid 3-12yrs)

Address:
6, Jalan Burma, 10050 Penang
Contact Number: 04-2519880 / 9881
Opening Hours:
Mon – Fri 9.30am – 6.00pm,
Sat 9.30 AM – 5.00pm
Whatsapp: 017-584 1017
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IboxMusuemOfGlass/?fref=ts the
Google Map: https://goo.gl/maps/NobzTGbEcpJ2

Locations: Penang Tags: I-Box Glass Museum Category: Malaysia, Penang, Travel


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