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Everything you need to know about the Petronas Twin Towers

Nestled in Kuala Lumpur's center, the Petronas Twin Towers, standing at 452m, embody Malaysia's rich culture and future. Admire breathtaking city views from the 86th-floor observation deck and glass bridge. Pick up a memorable souvenir at the gift...

Founded On

1998

Founded By

César Pelli

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ADDRESS

Lower Ground (Concourse) Level, Menara Berkembar Petronas, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

RECOMMENDED DURATION

2 hours

Timings

9am–9pm

VISITORS PER YEAR

1500000

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What are the Petronas Twin Towers’ opening hours?

Timings:

Observation Deck & Sky Bridge: Open Tuesday to Sunday from 9 AM to 9 PM, with the last admission at 8:30 PM.
Closed: The Towers are closed on Mondays, except on Malaysian public holidays and replacement public holidays.

Best time to visit:

Morning: Early mornings provide clearer views of the city.
Evening: Between 5 and 6 PM is ideal for the light show and dusk views.

Petronas Twin Towers location

Address: Lower Ground (Concourse) Level, Menara Berkembar Petronas, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Find on maps.

Landmarks nearby: The Towers are centrally positioned near the lush KLCC Park and Suria KLCC Mall, making them a convenient starting point for other exciting attractions in the area.

Getting there:

Metro: LRT Kelana Jaya Line (Nearest Stop: KLCC)
Bus: Rapid KL City Bus, Green and Purple GO KL City Bus lines (Nearest Stop: KLCC)
Train: Port Klang Line (KMT) and the Ampang Line (LRT) are among the convenient train options.

Petronas Twin Towers highlights

Observation deck (86th Floor)

Marvel at one of Asia’s most bustling cityscapes from this sky-high vantage point. Capture unforgettable memories and experience a sense of being on top of the world as you observe the dynamic Kuala Lumpur skyline.

Sky Bridge (41st and 42nd Floors)

Take a stroll across this architectural wonder that connects the Twin Towers and grants visitors unparalleled views of the vibrant city below. The Sky Bridge, standing as the highest double-decked bridge globally, offers a unique perspective and serves as a vital safety feature.

Aquaria KLCC

Immerse yourself in a mesmerizing underwater world with over 5,000 aquatic creatures. Journey through glass tunnels and interactive displays that reveal the marvels of marine life.

Petrosains, The Discovery Centre

Embark on a thrilling, hands-on exploration of the universe’s mysteries. From the depths of the ocean to the far reaches of space, this world-class science center allows you to discover, experiment, and learn through engaging exhibits and activities.

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Suria KLCC Mall

Located at the base of the Petronas Twin Towers, Suria KLCC Mall over 300 stores ranging from high-end international brands to unique local boutiques, it provides a diverse shopping experience. Visitors can enjoy a wide variety of dining options, from casual cafes to fine dining restaurants. The mall also houses entertainment venues such as a cinema, a concert hall, and a bowling alley.

KLCC Park

This lush, 50-acre urban park surrounds the Petronas Twin Towers, offering a serene escape from the city's hustle and bustle. The park features beautifully landscaped gardens, a large lake with a stunning fountain display, jogging paths, and playgrounds for children. The nightly musical fountain show is a crowd favorite, where water jets and colorful lights synchronize to captivating melodies.

Petronas Twin Towers architecture

When completed in 1999, the Petronas Twin Towers heralded Malaysia as a rapidly developing global hub while firmly placing the country on the world architectural map. Designed by the renowned architect César Pelli and Associates, the towers are a masterpiece blending modern engineering with traditional Islamic art and culture. The sleek glass and steel facade draws inspiration from Islamic geometric patterns, creating a harmonious fusion of old-world heritage and cutting-edge modernity.

The towers stand at a towering 88 stories, remaining the tallest twin towers globally and dominating the Kuala Lumpur skyline. At the 41st and 42nd floors, the Sky Bridge, the world’s highest double-decked bridge, links the two towers, offering breathtaking views and serving as a crucial safety feature for evacuation between the towers in emergencies.

The towers are not just architectural marvels but also practical hubs, housing offices, restaurants, and entertainment facilities.

Sustainability initiatives at the Petronas Twin Towers

The Petronas Twin Towers exemplify Malaysia's forward-looking approach to sustainable architecture. While impressing visitors with their iconic design, the towers also uphold environmental stewardship through a series of impactful initiatives.

Energy efficiency

The towers use an Energy and Loss Management System (ELMS) to streamline energy consumption and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Automated controls and efficient lighting minimize waste, while the HVAC system operates at optimal levels.

Rainwater harvesting - Petronas Twin Towers

Water management

Guided by Petronas' Guidelines on Water Practices, the towers employ best practices like rainwater harvesting for irrigation and reuse. Water-saving fixtures reduce overall consumption, while wastewater treatment systems ensure safe discharge into nearby bodies of water.

Waste management

The integrated waste management system aims to reduce, reuse, and recycle. Hazardous waste is safely stored before being transported to government-licensed facilities for treatment. Recovered materials are repurposed into products like fuel or solvents.

Urban greening

KLCC Park incorporates native plants into its landscaping to preserve biodiversity and support urban wildlife. This 50-acre oasis regulates the surrounding microclimate and provides recreational space in the city, contributing to overall environmental well-being.

Frequently asked questions about Petronas Twin Towers

Is visiting the Petronas Twin Towers a must-do in Kuala Lumpur?

Absolutely! The towers offer stunning views and interactive attractions making it a must-visit. Their architectural grandeur, sky-high panoramas, and attractions like the Sky Bridge and Aquaria KLCC set them apart from anything you’ll see on your visit to Kuala Lumpur.

What makes the Petronas Twin Towers special?

The Twin Towers are emblematic of Malaysia’s modernity while also showcasing its Islamic heritage. From its Observation Deck and its Sky Bridge, the landmark also gives visitors a chance to take in unique, unparalleled vistas of the city.

How can I book tickets for the Petronas Twin Towers?

Online tickets are easily available. There are also ticket counters on-site. However, we recommend online tickets if you want the flexibility to choose your time slot and not wait in line for a ticket.

When is the best time to visit the Petronas Twin Towers?

Early mornings give you clear views of the city. However, the best time to visit is at dusk - between 5 and 6 PM. The fountain and light display happens during this hour and adds to your experience.

How do I get to the Petronas Twin Towers with public transport?

The Towers are located at the centre of the city and public transport is easily available. Here are a few options:
By Metro: Line LRT Kelana Jaya (Nearest Stop: KLCC)
By Train: Port Klang Line and the Seremban Line (KMT), Sri Petaling Line and the Ampang Line (LRT), Sungai Buloh-Kajang Line (MRT), and the KL Monorail Line (Nearest Stop: KLCC)
By Bus: Rapid KL City Bus, Green Line GO KL City Bus, and Purple Line GOKL City Bus (Nearest Stop: KLCC)

How long should I plan for my visit?

About 1-2 hours is usually sufficient to explore the attractions and enjoy the views.

Are there restaurants inside the Petronas Twin Towers?

Yes, you can pick from restaurants and cafes on the 51st and 52nd floors of the Petronas Twin Towers. You can swing by for a quick bite or settle in for a luxurious meal at one of the upscale restaurants. Typically, the restaurants serve a variety of cuisines, including, Japanese, Indian, Chinese, Korean and Malay. More information here.

Is photography allowed inside the Petronas Twin Towers?

Yes, photography is allowed in most areas of the towers. However, do be careful with large flashes and heavy equipment in certain areas. The Observation Deck and the Sky Bridge are the best spots to capture memorable images.

Are there restrooms and prayer rooms available?

Yes, there are multiple washrooms and prayer rooms available. For the closest ones, follow the display signs or request the help of a nearby staff member. There are disabled and wheelchair-assisted toilets available as well.

Are the Petronas Twin Towers wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the towers are accessible by wheelchair. Ramps and lifts are available for wheelchair users and the staff readily assists anyone that needs a wheelchair. Feel free to ask any staff member for assistance during your visit.

Can I bring my own food and drinks to Petronas Twin Towers?

Outside snacks and food are not allowed. However, you can carry a bottle of water with you. Restaurant and cafe options are available on the 51st and 52nd floors of the Towers.