Shoes and bags, more shoes and bags and everything inbetween. If you like shopping this is one of those places you simply have to go to. Underneath the towers theres a super shopping mall with six floors of shops and more shops. We spent almost a day in and around the mall. The Petronas Science Experience is on the 6th... more

We had to travel to KL to work on a visa for my wife. We took the bus and could see the towers as we approached the city. We visited the towers but the tours to the top were closed for the day. We explored the mall inside the towers...boy there is plenty to see there! We also watched the... more

After standing in a queue for over 2 hours with no guarantee that I would be allocated a free ticket, I finally got to the ticket desk and was told I could book a viewing time from 3.15pm onwards. I took the 6pm time slot as I was told it was the last one open to the public. When you... more

You must get there very early to get a free pass, but it is well worth it. the views over the city from the 41st floor skybridge are amazing, The documentary that you watch before your visit is very informative. There is a souvenir shop where you can buy plenty of remiders of your visit. You must also vist the... more

A restricted number of tickets are given at the counter on a first come first served and the queue can start as early as 7 am. My husband and I were there on a Sunday morning at 8h30 and they were already sold out. The busiest time seems to be week-end and holidays as we got tickets the next morning... more

A view from the Skybridge at the 41st floor of Petronas Tower is not to be missed when you are in KL. There are 82 floors in the Towers and viewing is allowed only from the 41st floor. There are actually 2 levels in the Skybridge. However the 2nd level is used to commute between the 2 towers and is... more

The trip up to the skybridge on the 41st floor of the Petronas Towers is well worth it. Although you have to queue up early (before 8am), the tickets are free and so it's worth doing. The Petronas Towers are no longer the tallest buildings in the world, but they're pretty high. After you get your tickets, you return at... more

KLCC (Kuala Lumpur city center) just has to be seen to believed. A massive complex that still manages its share of charm. The twin towers (mostly office space) make up one corner of a triangle bracketed by the Mandarin oriental hotel with a wonderful walking area in the middle complete with paths foliage and fountains. The first several floors of... more

Un seul mot: Fantastique, extraordinaire. L'ensemble des batiments sont très beaux, reserver très tôt sa place au guichet, en plus... more