KLCC - Kuala Lumpur City Centre Guide
Everything you need to know about KLCC
Just as its name suggests, there is only one way to describe KLCC: the heart of Kuala Lumpur. At once an entertainment, commercial and business focal point, KLCC is home to some of the most popular landmarks in Malaysia, making it a popular tourist destination. With a host of options to choose from – dining, arts, culture, recreation, sightseeing, shopping and entertainment – you won’t be stuck for ideas on what to do around here.
Described by its developers as ‘A City Within A City’, KLCC offers a myriad of interesting attractions that never cease to wonder, as well as plenty of nightlife, dining and shopping options. KLCC is readily accessible via public transport with many buses operating on various routes within the area and a few train stations nearby. (Read more…)
KLCC is awash with accommodation options. Where to stay here is never a question as there are plenty available, from boutique hotels such as Hotel Maya to luxury five-star properties such as Mandarin Oriental. The best thing is that they are all located close to the area’s attractions and places of interest that it’s possible to walk from one to another. Read more...
Our detailed list of Hotels in KLCC comes with a brief and concise description of each hotel, allowing you to browse with great ease and convenience. Alternatively, you can find hotels by price, location or on a map. While you’re at it, don’t forget to check out our last-minute deals in Last Minute Hotels in KLCC. Read more...
KLCC is the home to many of the city’s most significant and prominent landmarks. Perhaps the most well-known is the architectural masterpiece that is the Petronas Twin Towers, the world-famous 88-storey building featured in the Hollywood blockbuster starring Sean Connery, The Entrapment. Others such as KL Tower, Aquaria KLCC, Petrosains, and Petronas Art Gallery (Galeri Petronas) are also worth visiting. Read more...
Being an entertainment, commercial and business hub, there are plenty of things to do in and around KLCC. You can catch a classical performance at the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra, or catch the latest releases at the Tanjong Golden Village cinema in Suria KLCC. Also, get a bird’s-eye view of the city from the bridge that connects the Twin Towers, or simply take a stroll in KLCC Park. Read more...
The KLCC Mall offers an international fest of fine cuisine and upmarket dining opportunities. This is the place to go for restaurants with ambience, class and tantalising dishes, with restaurants inspired by different continents and countries as far as the Middle East, America and India to the culinary delights of neighbouring Asian countries such as Vietnam, Thailand and Japan. Read more...
During the day, KLCC assumes the grave role of Malaysia’s centre of trade, finance and commerce. During the night, it lets its hair down and turns into a hotbed of nocturnal activities and after-dark fun. Clubs, bars and pubs scattered all over KLCC come to life at night, with the majority of them concentrated along Jalan P. Ramlee, Jalan Ampang and Jalan Sultan Ismail. Read more...
KLCC has been regarded by some as the ultimate destination for shopaholics, specifically at the foot of the Petronas Twin Towers. Offering six floors of retail therapy under one roof, Suria KLCC houses major international brands as well as those which are exclusive and elusive, making it the perfect one-stop destination for shopping. Located just across the street is another lifestyle mall, Avenue K. Read more...
The Petronas Twin Towers are Kuala Lumpur's most prominent landmark. Built in 1998 and standing at 452 meters-high, it is the world's tallest twin structures. The towers' design and architecture are inspired by Islamic art with a modern outlook, reflected by its steel and glass façade. A sky bridge connects the two towers mid-way, and it is here that visitors can come up and catch a bird's eye view of the surrounding city.. Read more...
Jalan P Ramlee has a wackier and more eccentric character. Lively and vibrant after dark, this street is busiest on Friday and Saturday nights, with throngs of party-goers club-hopping from one establishment to another. Read more...
Take a walk along Jalan Ampang and you'll be taking a walk back in time, all the way to the 1900-s. The old mansions belonging to the tin tycoons at the turn of the century, these old ancestral homes line the streets in their silent splendour bearing witness to the passage of time and the growth of the Malaysian nation. Read more...
Our interactive map (and satellite views) displays all available hotels with photos, facilities and guest comments as well as attractions, landmarks and other items of interest with links to relevant information pages. The perfect way to find your way around and see where everything actually is. Read more...