Suria KLCC Shopping Mall
Shopping Mall in the famous KLCC complex (Petronas Twin Towers). Mostly upper price designer stores, TGV cinemas, KLCC Park, KLCC Aquaria, Kinokurnya bookstore.
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There is a good food court on Level 2. At the basement level, Suria KLCC is connected to the LRT (KLCC station) and there is a tunel to KLCC Aquaria.
TGV Cinema
movie theatre on Level 3 with 12 screens and 2400 seats
For more information call: (603) - 2381 3535
http://www.tgv.com.my/
KLCC Park
50-acre tropical landscape with programmed water fountains, romantic spots and spectacular views of the Twin Towers.
Sky Bridge
free tour to the suspended bridge on the 41st floor (Monday closed!)
Visiting Hours: 9am-7pm (closed for Friday Prayer 1pm - 2.30pm)
Tickets are issued from 8.30am daily (except Monday), get there early!
KLCC Aquaria
RM 38 (opening hours: 11am - 8pm, last admission at 7pm) on Level 4
The is a underground walkway from the basement level to the Aquarium.
http://www.klaquaria.com
Petrosains
interactive Science Discovery Centre
http://www.suriaklcc.com.my/index.php?module=Petrosains

view from KLCC Park

KLCC Park
Suria KLCC Shopping Mall Links:
Suria KLCC (official website)
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