A modern engineering triumph, the Petronas Twin Towers Skybridge reigns as the world’s highest dual-level bridge at 170 meters above ground. Straddling the exteriors of the 41 and 42nd levels of the Twin Towers, the Skybridge is crafted from sheer glass and metal and is a corridor embedded in the skies. An exploration of Kuala Lumpur is incomplete without a stop by the Skybridge from where you can look out into the thriving city.
For visitors, the Skybridge is the first stop on the 40-minute tour of Petronas Towers. A short walk from the lift will bring you to this long stretch of glass and steel that connects one tower to the other. Of course, your first order of business should be to stand in the middle of the bridge and savour the thrill of being 170 metres above the ground. It’s your moment in a sky portal! Then, spend the rest of your ten minutes looking out at the skies filled with skyscrapers. Down below, the KLCC Park with green lawns and its waterways will surely soothe your eyes.
The Petronas Twin Towers Skybridge located 170 metres above ground is an eye-catching feature of the structures. Made out of glass and steel, the double-decker bridge externally connects the Twin Towers at the 41st and 42nd levels.
The Petronas Twin Tower Skybridge tour experience is part of the larger tour of the towers. You can buy the tour tickets online or on-site at dedicated ticket counters.
Yes, you can. The Skybridge is the first stop on the tour of the Twin Towers. Petronas Twin Towers tickets are available online and on-site.
Cesar Pelli - the Argentine-American architect - who designed the towers also designed the skybridge.
The construction of the Petronas Twin Towers featuring the Skybridge began in March 1993. The Twin Towers along with the Skybridge was inaugurated on August 31, 1999.
The Skybridge is your chance to look out at lively Kuala Lumpur from the world’s highest double-decker bridge! Soak in the views, take plenty of pictures and also, come prepared to be impressed by the construction of the bridge itself that sits mid-air between the two towers.
The site is open for tours between 9 am to 9 pm. The attraction is closed on Mondays except on public holidays.
The Skybridge is part of the iconic Petronas Twin Towers that sit at the heart of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Yes, it is. The attraction is easily accessible through lifts and ramps. You can even ask for a complimentary wheelchair.
Absolutely! The Skybridge is one of the best-known photo points in the city. However, please note that selfie sticks and drones are not allowed inside the Skybridge.
There is no specific dress code for the regular tours. Guests usually dress comfortably and modestly. You may want to dress up a little if you are keen on photos at the site. However, on the VIP tour, the dress code disallows jeans, sandals and open-neck T-shirts.
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