Museum
Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia
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The Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia is one of the finest museums of Islamic art in Asia, a beautifully designed, light-filled building in Kuala Lumpur's Lake Gardens area, near the National Mosque. Its galleries span the breadth of the Islamic world, from the Middle East to China and Southeast Asia: exquisite Qur'an manuscripts, ceramics, textiles, arms and armour, jewellery, and intricate architectural models of the world's great mosques (including a scale Masjid al-Haram). The domed interiors, themselves richly decorated, are part of the pleasure.
It's calm, world-class, and often uncrowded, a refreshing, air-conditioned cultural highlight. The museum café and gift shop are well regarded, and its location near the National Mosque, Bird Park, and Lake Gardens makes for an easy combined morning.
À ne pas manquer
- World-class Islamic art from across the Muslim world
- Exquisite Qur'an manuscripts and calligraphy
- The Architecture Gallery's scale mosque models
- Richly decorated domes and interiors
- Ceramics, textiles, arms, and jewellery
Billets et visites
Différentes façons de visiter Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia
Vous pouvez visiter par vous-même (Modest paid entry; book online or at the door). Une visite ajoute le transport et un guide, ou combine les sites voisins en une journée.
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Comment les voyageurs le notent
Comment s'y rendre
Bon à savoir avant de partir
- Don't miss the Architecture Gallery's scale models of the world's great mosques.
- It's often peaceful and uncrowded, a calm, air-conditioned highlight.
- The building's decorated domes are an attraction in themselves.
- Combine with the National Mosque, Bird Park, and Lake Gardens nearby.
Un peu d'histoire
Opened in 1998, the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia was established to house and showcase Islamic art and artefacts from across the Muslim world, becoming the largest such museum in Southeast Asia and a leading cultural institution in Kuala Lumpur.
Questions fréquentes
What's in the museum?
Islamic art from across the Muslim world, Qur'an manuscripts, ceramics, textiles, arms, jewellery, plus a standout gallery of scale models of the world's great mosques, in a beautifully designed building.
Is it suitable for non-Muslim visitors?
Absolutely, it's an art-and-history museum welcoming all visitors, and a world-class introduction to Islamic art and architecture.
How long should I spend?
About 1.5–2 hours; it's rarely crowded and very pleasant to take at a relaxed pace.
What's nearby?
The National Mosque, KL Bird Park, and the Lake Gardens (Perdana Botanical Garden) are all close by.
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