Penang Museum
Address: Lebuh Farquar
![]() Penang Museum (photo: izumiflowers)
Museum and Art Gallery in building from 1821 about the History Penang. One of the best museum in Malaysia. Exhibits on the costums and traditions of Penangs various ethnic groups
open from 9:00am to 6:00pm, six days a week (closed on Fridays)
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