Perched on a hill and designed by the famous architect, Sigfrid Ericson, Masthugget Church is a striking landmark that holds both historical and architectural significance. It was built in 1914, and it represents the National Romantic style in Nordic architecture. It serves as a place of worship, as well as a cultural and community hub, hosting concerts and events. Due to its position, it also offers a panoramic view of the city and its harbour.

Previously known as Bass River Lighthouse, the tower was built in 1853 atop a large keeper's house and represents one of the first examples of "Cape Cod style" lighthouses. Whit its range of 12 miles and a white light flash every 6 seconds, it has been operating constantly for almost half a century since it was constructed. Now is the venue of a seasonal hotel called At the Lighthouse Inn.

At 452 metres, the Petronas Twin Towers used to be the tallest buildings in the world before being surpassed by Taipei 101 in 2004. Still the tallest twin buildings, they are a true symbol of the new Malaysia. You are welcome to the skybridge on the 41st floor. Petronas Towers are adjacent to one of the busiest shopping malls in Malaysia, Suria KLCC. Ticket sales start at 8:30am and are limited in number. If you plan to visit during the next 24 hours, tickets will need to be purchased at the Ticketing Counter on the Concourse Level, otherwise they may be pre-bought online. Time allotted per visit is 45 minutes, and includes visits to the sky bridge and observation deck.

The perfect introduction to Malaysian culture and history, the Malaysia Heritage Walk, offers seven different paths throughout the Kuala Lumpur region. From single day trips to four day adventures, the many options offer something for everyone. While discovering the amazing Malaysian nature, the participant will also experience the richness of the cultural heritage.