Bank Negara Malaysia Museum and Art Gallery

Wonderful experience at the museum. It has a total of 4 floors of exhibits. We spent around 2 hours+ but we could have if we are not pressing for time. My 9 year old son enjoyed playing with the interactive exhibits and learning not only about money but much more than that. There is also art gallery on the 3rd floor of the museum. Will revisit again another time since it is free and will gladly pay even if it is not. Good place to visit during school holidays and even for foreign tourists too. One thing to note the lack of signages pointing towards the basement carpark area from the main road. Some exhibits also appeared to be out of order during our visits. Other than that, no complains.

Visiting with kids during the school holidays was truly worth it. The money tunnel was a highlight and very exciting for children. Every section and activity in the museum was fun and educational for visitors. The only drawback was that the lockers were not sufficient to store belongings. Overall, it was an enjoyable and meaningful family experience

Stunning & cool museum that's absolutely a Must visit. The place looks new & modern with abundant informative, attractive displays of miniature props to see & hear more than just about money & currencies. But most of the items display cannot be touched, although I see almost everybody trying to touch everything. Love the presentations of everything. They're combinations of futuristic, artistic models, props that put together into fabulous masterpieces of knowledge & arts. The entire museum are fantastic to take photos. Excellent for all ages & extremely kids friendly with kids activities, kids will definitely find this place heavenly. You could spend 1 whole day there as it's massive with abundant of things to see, learn & do. Nevertheless, the facilities are top notched with clean, comfortable Washroom, prayer halls, the muslimah side are so spacious, beautiful & even came with complete skin care for women. And there is a cafe at the Ground floor. Please take note that you cannot take any bags nor water when you do your tour there. You have to rent a locker or put them in big boxes the museum provided. The lockers system are refundable deposits of minimum RM10. And the museum is FREE. What more can you ask for ?

It was a fun experience for family and children. The children section was very interactive and the kids had fun. There were about four levels to explore. There were a lot of interesting information and facts about coins and notes and currencies from all around the world. The staff were very friendly. The museum was very well maintained. I recommend people to come and visit.

honestly I didn’t expect the Bank Negara Museum to be this big. From the outside, it looks quite modest, like an office building, doesn’t look like a museum at all, but once you’re inside, there’s so much to explore, from Malaysia’s financial history to interactive exhibits on money and economics. The galleries are spacious, well-curated, and surprisingly modern. It’s not just about banking; there’s even an art gallery and a children’s section. There is no entry fee, you can also keep your bags in the locker for free by just depositing 10 rm that you get back later. Its definitely a good place to visit, I spent around 3 hours there, which I wasn’t expecting to either, 3 entire floors and different galleries to see. Overall Id say it was a pretty good experience, and definitely worth visiting.

The parking was free. Just go towards ground level parking. It's lot of parking lot and don't risk your car by parking near the road curb. There LG4 & LG5 for visitor. Next take lift to G floor and your journey begin. Enjoy the museum with your children. There are spiral staircase and transparent lift. It's was good education to us as an adult to understand how bank Negara, the money history during Japanese time, British time, etc.

an interactive & educational museum not to be missed. lots of historic artifacts & information about how our very own currency has evolved from ancient times to modern transformation. suitable for all ages, admission is free but please adhere to the strict entry protocol & procedures.