Maritime Museum Complex

Worth it just to get on board

What we say:

Also known at the Samudera Museum, its star is the Flor de la Mar, a 34-metre tall replica of a Portuguese vessel that sank on its way back to Europe.

Inside there's a collection of antique maps, model ships and old sea-faring devices, but admission is worth it just to climb aboard the ship.

There's also an extension building with maritime art, dioramas of pirate life and information about Malaysia's sea creatures.

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Jalan Quayside
Opening Hours: Mon-Thu 09:00-17:00, Fri-Sun 09:00-20:30

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