The Building is a remnant of the British rule currently used as an administrative center for the city of KL. The Building spans the entire street of Jalan Raja and forming the backdrop for the massive ground of the Merdeka Square. The humidity in Kuala Lumpur is the only thing that ruins the aura of the huge Independence Square.

(Translated by Google) The Sultan Abdul Samad Building is a late-nineteenth century building located along Jalan Raja in front of the Dataran Merdeka (Independence Square) and the Royal Selangor.The Sultan Abdul Samad Building is a late-nineteenth century building located along Jalan Raja in front of the Dataran Merdeka and the Royal Selangor Club in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia ... (Original) The Sultan Abdul Samad Building is a late-nineteenth century building located along Jalan Raja in front of the Dataran Merdeka (Independence Square) and the Royal Selangor.The Sultan Abdul Samad Building is a late-nineteenth century building located along Jalan Raja in front of the Dataran Merdeka and the Royal Selangor Club in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia...

British colony era government offices that was built in 1897. It used to have all necessary admin offices to run the colony courts etc but currently houses only ministry of tourism and culture which fits in perfectly with building style and makes them a natural/most suitable resident for historic reasons. The architecture is mixture of Mughal and Moorish design with long never ending verandas (corridors) thousands of arches and only two floors. In the middle there's a Big Ben of London style clock tower but with a copper dome instead. Due to its length, it's impossible to get this building in one shot because it's just tooo long stretching like a train. In a city that is constantly pushing upwards in terms of new construction, this heritage building is quite refreshing.

Probably the most beautiful government building in the country since 1894. A very iconic building, just opposite Dataran Merdeka. There is a nice garden behind the building.

Beautiful architecture, worth a visit if you're in the area. The KL Hop-On Hop-Off bus stops here, so if you're on that route, do consider it. The stonework is truly impressive. If you like architecture of this style, then you'll definitely want to make a visit.

A beautiful british time building built in 19th century has a charming look. That time, housed officers if British colonial administration and known as Government office. Now, houses both offices of Ministries of Tourism and Communication. Building has two stories with floor plan roughly shape of 'F'. Earlier, it was largest building with 137.2 m stretch. Central clock tower is 41m height. Two lower towers flanked clock tower each containing staircases. Design of the building might be from Muir Central College of Allahabad of India. Architects of this building duly reserve appreciation.

Gorgeous 1800s government building featuring copper domes & a large clocktower with a 1-ton bell. The entire compound makes for a pleasant stroll where you can admire moorish-style tile patterns and intricate windows and stairs.

You must visit this building when you come to Kuala Lumpur . It is a beautiful which is designed by English architects following Islam style. Along the building is River of life which is most beautiful at night when water and light showed. Just walk around square an enjoy the beauty of town.

Its grandeur and intricate design captivate the eye. Standing in front of this iconic landmark, I felt transported to a bygone era. The striking clock tower and the impressive façade tell stories of the country's colonial past. It is a true symbol of Kuala Lumpur's heritage and a must-visit destination for history enthusiasts and admirers of exquisite architecture.

Absolutely stunning building. Sat by the nearby square for about an hour to gather my senses before going back on the road. The square itself was also very large yet comforting to relax around. Would absolutely go back

The building is simply majestic and built beautifully. It stood the test of time and waves of modernity hitting Malaysia, specifically Kuala Lumpur. It’s a famous backdrop of Kuala Lumpur that one must take photo at. On weekends, the roads are closed for vehicles, hence one can freely roam the road and appreciate the beauty of this building while taking as many photos as needed.

(Translated by Google) Sultan Abdul Samad's building was built in 1897, when Malaysia was still under British colonial rule. The name was taken from the sultan who ruled Selangor in that era. The Sultan Abdul Samad Building was used as the administrative secretariat of the colonial government. Sultan Abdul Samad's building is known to have a 41.2 meter high clock tower. It looks majestic, its dome striking with a brick-red copper layer. The beauty of the building is often immortalized as a backdrop for the parade of Malaysia's Independence Day celebrations. Located east of Dataran Merdeka and Royal Selangor Club, Sultan Abdul Samad Building can be reached by a ten-minute walk from Masjid Jamek LRT station. Although now functioning as the Supreme Court and the High Court, the building remains the most popular tourist attraction. In front of the Sultan Abdul Samad Building lies the vast Merdeka Plain which is one of the tourist destinations in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Dataran merdeka is a regional landmark consisting of several ancient buildings on one side and a large square on the other. This field is a historical witness when the British Union Jack flag was lowered and the Malaysian flag was first raised on August 31, 1957. Since then, every day of Malaysian independence there was held an Independence Day Parade. Before independence, this field was called Selangor Club Padang which was owned by Selangor Club. The field was then moved across the Merdeka Plain. (Original) Gedung Sultan Abdul Samad dibangun pada 1897, saat Malaysia masih di bawah kekuasaan kolonial Inggris. Namanya diambil dari sultan yang memerintah Selangor pada era itu. Dulunya Gedung Sultan Abdul Samad dijadikan sekretariat administrasi pemerintah kolonial. Gedung Sultan Abdul Samad dikenal memiliki menara jam setinggi 41,2 meter. Tampak megah, kubahnya mencolok dengan lapisan tembaga berwarna merah bata. Keelokan gedung tersebut kerap diabadikan sebagai backdrop parade perayaan Hari Kemerdekaan Malaysia. Terletak di timur Dataran Merdeka dan Royal Selangor Club, Gedung Sultan Abdul Samad dapat dicapai dengan berjalan kaki sepuluh menit dari stasiun LRT Masjid Jamek. Meski kini difungsikan sebagai Mahkamah Agung dan Pengadilan Tinggi, gedung itu tetap menjadi atraksi turis terpopuler. Di depan Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad ini terhampar luas Dataran Merdeka yang merupakan salah satu destinasi wisata di Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Dataran merdeka merupakan sebuah landmark kawasan yang terdiri dari beberapa bangunan kuno di satu sisi dan sebuah lapangan luas di sisi lainnya. Lapangan ini merupakan saksi sejarah saat bendera Union Jack milik Inggris diturunkan dan bendera Malaysia pertama kali dikibarkan pada 31 Agustus 1957. Sejak saat itu, setiap hari kemerdekaan Malaysia disini digelar Parade Hari Kemerdekaan. Sebelum merdeka, lapangan ini bernama Selangor Club Padang milik Selangor Club. Lapangannya kemudian dipindahkan ke seberang Dataran Merdeka.

You cannot go inside the buiding but you can take a walk around it to see the exterior design. There are many other beautiful buildings around it that you can visit too. However, it is pretty hot in May. Remember to bring some drink or an umbrella/ a hat with you.

Historical buildings in Malaysia One of the iconic building in KL. Right opposite of Dataran Merdeka Behind the building is River of Life At night the building looks more stunning with the light. Its nice to have a night walk here. There are random seller here selling drinks and toys nearby at night. People are cycling here too.

The Sultan Abdul Samad Building is an iconic landmark in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Completed in 1897, it was named after Sultan Abdul Samad, the reigning sultan of Selangor at that time. The building served as the administrative center of British colonial rule and housed various government offices. Its distinctive Moorish architecture, designed by A.C. Norman, features a blend of Western, Islamic, and Mughal influences. Over the years, the building has witnessed significant historical events and remains an important symbol of Malaysia's colonial past.

The most significant building in Kuala Lumpur. Nice architecture but need to be maintained properly. It was a former high court and currently occupied by few government departments. It’s not open for public by the way

Place was closed as for preparation for the Independence Day. But it was a nice stroll as it is nearby the KL City Gallery, River of Life, Independence Plaza, Central Market, Clock Tower etc. I highly advise to visit this place as wellz

Beautiful building. You can access from both front (Merdeka square) and back side (river of life).

Beautiful colonial architecture. The building standout despite the skyscrapers in the back. The road in front is closed so easy to move around.

A very majestic looking building especially during nighttime. Such a stunning view to look at and beautiful to take pics of. A very nostalgic moment while visiting this place. Definitely a must visit atleast once!

This is a building on the eastern boundary of Merdeka Square and never ceases to amaze every time I visit the square. It’s a beautiful example of Indo-Islamic style, which was ironically built by the British as an administrative building, but now houses a couple of Malaysian government ministries. The building has a pretty two tone colour scheme of desert sand and red, the latter for the upper parts of the building. The two spiral towers flanking the entrances and clock tower are especially pretty.

The Sultan Abdul Samad Building in Kuala Lumpur is a must visit for anyone interested in Malaysian history and architecture. This beautiful and iconic building was built in the late 19th century during British colonial rule, and it has since become a symbol of Malaysia's independence and progress. The building's unique design combines elements of British and Islamic architecture. Its most notable features include the copper dome and clock tower, as well as the beautiful arches and columns that adorn its façade. Inside, visitors can explore the building's various halls and chambers, which have been restored to their original glory. The Sultan Abdul Samad Building is also a popular spot for photography enthusiasts. Whether you're a history buff or just looking for a beautiful spot to take photos, this iconic building is definitely worth a visit.

This is one of my favourite landmarks in Kuala Lumpur. Never get bored coming here. There are so many beautiful spots here, and also, it's usually not so crowded here, even on the weekends. There are so many sitting areas in every corner. It's a good place just to chill alone or with friends. You can also bring a book and read it here. Worth to visit!!

Always love the architecture of this building. Very proud as Malaysian when pass through here. Hope authority take a good maintenance of this building.

Beautiful, safe, and well maintained. Huge park across the street to relax in and take photos of the building. Popular area.

Nice place..

The former administrative centre during British Colonial rule, it is a beautiful building best view from the back, away from the busy road, on the river side. You can't enter the building but nonetheless well worth a walk around. Nice greenery at the back of the building.

Historical building in the old KL - very nicely preserved and maintained including outside gardens. Nice to visit and admire the architecture

A must visit iconic place during your stay in Kuala Lumpur. Easy access thru Masjid Jamek LRT Station. Stroll this building and you will find the beautiful garden and river in the back of the building. Snap some photos because this place is instagramable. This is the right place if you guys looking for heritage sites.

(Translated by Google) everything is smart (Original) нарядно всё

One of the most beautiful and unique architecture in the town, and I would appreciate this more than other icons such like Twin towers or other high rise. This is the real city centre, historical landmark, hope that these buildings will be protected and maintained well. You should not miss out this place when visiting KL.

An Iconic Building near Merdeka Square, Very Attactive at night. I got information that this building originally housed the offices of the British colonial administration.

(Translated by Google) Extraordinary. Beautifully charming. (Original) Luar biasa. Indah menawan.

These old buildings are gold. So rixh with cultures and architectures. Hope it can be preserved for many years to come.

Beautiful Building Quite good, night view Full of life kids and teenagers walking, strolling and on a 🛴 electric scooter. Lovely Vibe to be around with family and see the locals enjoying. Can recommend 💯💯💯💯

Beautiful government building, nice to look at and take pictures by. However, note you cannot go into the actual building itself. Worth visiting as a tourist.

Beautiful colonial architecture. In spite of the tall buildings in the background, the building stands out. Because the road in front of you is closed, navigating should be simple.

The iconic Sultan Abdul Samad building is located in front of Dataran Merdeka and Royal Selangor Club, along Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman. It was completed in 1897 by A.C. Norman. During the time of the British administration in Malaya, it was used to house several government departments. Today, this historical building houses the Supreme and High Courts. The building with unique Moorish designs and clock tower is widely photographed by visitors to the city centre. On important occasions, the building is decorated with colourful lights and flags. The historic Dataran Merdeka, where the Union Flag was lowered and the Malayan flag hoisted for the first time on 31 August 1957, is also just across the street from the Sultan Abdul Samad building.

Very nice building :) when I visited there was a lot of race cars on show outside.

A wonderful and beautiful peice of historical architecture in kualalumpur.

Just another cool architecture left from the colonization period. Now a tourist spot and a background for may Instagrammer. I can't resist but strike a pose as well as this building is pretty iconic. By the way, sunny day can get u pretty burnt in KL so stayed safe.

Iconic landmark of Malaysia, the Sultan Abdul Samad Building (Malay: Bangunan Sultan Abdul Samad; Jawi: باڠونن سلطان عبدالصمد) is a late-nineteenth century building located along Jalan Raja in front of the Dataran Merdeka (Independence Square) and the Royal Selangor Club in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The building originally housed the offices of the British colonial administration, and was known simply as Government Offices in its early years. In 1974 it was renamed after Sultan Abdul Samad, the reigning sultan of Selangor at the time when construction began.

The Sultan Abdul Samad Building is an architecturally interesting building, a holdover from the British colonial era. Directly opposite the Sultan Abdul Samad Building is the much-visited Merdeka Square Park with the Tallest flag pole in Malaysia.

Classic looking historical building in KL city centre. This is built during British colonization but it has the Malay architecture incoporated. Just make a quick stop and get some nice photos in the capital of Malaysia. This is located right opposite of the Merdeka Square. Instagram: theroytravels

One of the most popular tourist place to be visited. Very near with dataran merdeka and masjid jamek. You can take so many beautiful photo here, with this great building as the background. If you come at night, the beautiful light will make this building look prettier. So make sure to add this place as one of your itinerary when you visit Kuala Lumpur

(Translated by Google) It has become a museum ... (Original) Dah jadi muzium daa...

Historical landmark. One of the popular places to Visit in Kuala Lumpur.

Iconic landmark of Kuala Lumpur

Like this place!

Lifetime Historical Building

(Translated by Google) Be sure to go behind it (Original) 뒤에를 꼭 가보세요 아름답습니다

A place with a nice ambience

(Translated by Google) Ancient buildings of the former empire. Very big and old-fashioned. Located opposite the Merdeka Land. Unfortunately we cannot enter. The atmosphere around is very comfortable and clean. (Original) Bangunan Kuno bekas kesultanan. Sangat besar dan kuno. Terletak berseberangan dengan Daratan Merdeka. Sayangnya kita tidak boleh masuk. Suasana sekitar sangat nyaman dan bersih.

(Translated by Google) This vast area .. I walked and was very exciting because it was good the view .. At noon the road is rather quiet ... I want to go again ... (Original) Luas bgt ini .. aku jalan kaki dan seru bgt karena bagus bgt pemandangannya.. Pas siang agak sepi jalannya.. Mau ksana lagiiii ..

(Translated by Google) Only seen from the outside. (Original) Nur von außen gesehen.

The Sultan Abdul Samad Building is among Kuala Lumpur’s earliest Moorish-style buildings. It is set to the east of Merdeka Square (Dataran Merdeka) and the Royal Selangor Club, across from Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin. It was built in 1897 and was named after the reigning sultan of Selangor at the time. The distinguished landmark originally served as the secretariat for the colonial British administration. Designed by AC Norman, the architect responsible for Masjid Jamek (Jamek Mosque), the historically-significant building used to house the superior courts of Malaysia: the Federal Court of Malaysia, the Court of Appeals and the High Court of Malaya, before they moved to Putrajaya.

(Translated by Google) very nice (Original) bagus

Saw this back in Jan. This is a building on the eastern boundary of Merdeka Square and never ceases to amaze every time I visit the square. It’s a beautiful example of Indo-Islamic style, which was ironically built by the British as an administrative building, but now houses a couple of Malaysian government ministries. The building has a pretty two tone colour scheme of desert sand and red, the latter for the upper parts of the building. The two spiral towers flanking the entrances and clock tower are especially pretty.

(Translated by Google) Very solemn place. (Original) 很莊嚴肅穆的地方。

(Translated by Google) Very wonderful place beside the independent plains. (Original) Very wonderful place beside the dataran merdeka.

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(Translated by Google) The building is nice, but there's not much to see here. (Original) Gedungnya bagus, tapi nggak banyak yang bisa dilihat di sini.

Nice building and it's so beautiful

(Translated by Google) Magnificent building very imposing (Original) Magnifique bâtiment très imposent

(Translated by Google) When I was there it was a pity there was a Jafi event could not take photos freely (Original) Saat kesana sayang sekali sedang ada acara jafi tidak bisa foto foto secara leluasa

Great history

Walk and enjoy at evenings

It is an interesting place with significant historical meanings to it. I did not go into the building (not sure if it’s even accessible) but by just looking from the outside, it is simply a masterpiece of its time.

(Translated by Google) Do not take on the written in Google Map I got it at 2 o'clock and fry the guard locked ... Note that I am seen in Google Map that it works 24 hours. (Original) لا تاخذو على المكتوب في قوقل ماب انا جيته الساعه 2 ظهراً وقلي الحارس مقفل ... علماً بأني شايف في قوقل ماب انه يعمل 24 ساعه .

Historical place must visit

Perfect place for hangout and for Instagram mers

Beautiful but was closed

An iconic building that you will see on every travel brochure of Kuala Lumpur. Was known as Government Offices in the past and used by the British administration. It was then renamed as Sultan Abdul Samad the reigning Sultan of Selangor at that time. Explore the back/rear part of the building. There is a nice park and walkway along the river. *Kuala Lumpur was part of Selangor state before it is declared as Federal Territory.

(Translated by Google) Classic buildings located around the independent plains (Original) Bangunan klasik yg berada disekitar dataran merdeka

(Translated by Google) Exactly at the GoKL bus stop next to The River Of Live. In conjunction with the Independence Square and the Textile Museum. Instagramable. (Original) Persis di bis stop GoKL bersebelahan dengan The River Of Live. Berseberangan dengan Dataran Merdeka dan Muzium Tekstil. Instagramable.

Many people still confused which building is Sultan Abdul Samad building, the old General Post office, the old Town Hall, the old High Court building and Masjid Jamek and posted the wrong photographs for Sultan Abdul Samad building.

Nice architecture. Nice place must visit

With over a century of history, the Sultan Abdul Samad Building has been a part of Kuala Lumpur since the city was just a miner and trader settlement. Today, it is one of the capital city’s most treasured heritage buildings.

Merdeka directly translates as ‘independence’ and it’s now the site where the country has celebrated Malayan independence since August 1957. We are at where it all began and the British colonial era left a significant mark on the citie’s architecture and the walking tour around the colonial buildings belongs among the touristic highlights of Kuala Lumpur. There is a lot of gems to be found, like the Kuala Lumpur Railway Station, but the Sultan Abdul Samet building is definitely the top choice. You can for sure try to take a wholesome scenic shot of the magnificent building, but focusing on details may pay off even more.

A beautiful historic building

A nostalgic building for Malaysians. And it was my first time entering inside the building not knowing that the Ministry, Tourism, Arts & Culture Malaysia has an office here too. Great place for photo / video.

(Translated by Google) Luxurious, magnificent (Original) หรูหรา สวยงาม อลังการ

(Translated by Google) Sultan Abdul Samadville It's bigger and more beautiful than I imagined. The temperature around Merdeka Square is high, making walking a little difficult. However, this building is worth seeing. It seems that the inside is a museum of traditional textiles, You can be fully satisfied just by looking at the appearance. The cute clock tower is a sight to see! It was originally built during the British colonial era, so it seems that only this area has come to a foreign country. Access is about 5 minutes on foot from "masjid jame station". If you find this post helpful, please like it. (Original) スルタン・アブドゥル・サマドビル 想像以上に大きく綺麗です。 ムルデカスクエア辺りは気温が高く、歩くのが少ししんどくなります。 ただし、この建物は見る価値あり。 中は伝統的な織物の博物館になっているそうですが、 外観を見るだけでも十分満足できます。 可愛い時計塔が見ものです！ もともと英国の植民地時代に建てられたものなので、この周辺だけ異国に来たみたいですね。 アクセスは「masjid jame駅」から徒歩5分程度。 もしこの投稿が参考になったら「いいね」をよろしくお願い致します。

Great place

Nice

It's a iconic Building texture

Beautiful place

The best place

(Translated by Google) Ok, the building can only be improved (Original) Ok la bangunan nya cuma boleh ditambahbaik lagi

Great place

great place

Good place

Great place

Working

Nice place

best place

Nice place

Beautiful building

(Translated by Google) Historic place (Original) Tempat Yang bersejarah

(Translated by Google) This building is very curated, from the outside it looks impressive, I would like to see it from the inside. From early on there are already people visiting it. From behind it also has very good eyesight. (Original) Está muy curada este edificio, por fuera se ve impresionante, me gustaría poder verlo por dentro. Desde temprano ya hay gente visitándolo. Por atrás también tiene vista muy buenas.

(Translated by Google) I went in July 2016. When you see it live, the tension goes up. (Original) 2016年の7月に行きました。 生で見るとテンションめちゃ上がります。

Government Office built in 1894 during British Colonial. In 1974 it was refurbished I to High Court of Malaya and renamed after Sultan Abdul Samad the reigning Selangor Sultan. When the Federal Court shifted to Putrajaya this building was abandoned and act as a landmark for KL. You can't enter I to this building but you can take photo from the outside.

Can only sees the outside of the building.

It is one of the iconic heritages in Malaysia

Histrocial Must Visit

Such a beautiful building, it is most beautiful in the morning before 11am before its too hot and at after dark when the building lights up. Behind the building is Masjid Jamek where the rivers meet and where Kuala Lumpur got its name. Infront of it is one of the world's tallest flag pole standing at 100metres and flying a 9mX2m national flag of Malaysia. This is truely a great place for Malaysians and tourists alike to visit.

soft

Very good spot for photos. Go around the back and you'll find many more good photo spots.

(Translated by Google) Sultan Abdul Samad building .. Precisely in front of the independent plains. At that time it happened that the road was closed so we were able to capture images without being obstructed by passing vehicles .. (Original) Sultan Abdul Samad building.. Tepatnya di depan dataran merdeka. Waktu itu kebetulan jalan sedang di tutup so kami seronok lah bisa tangkap gambar tanpa terhalang kendaraan lalu lalang..

Exquisite. Around which many kind and friendly Malaysian families gather at night. Turns into walking street. Safe for many kids and parents to play. Eat and hangout in good breeze at night.

Nice place for walking

An iconic building in the center of KL. Great for photo opportunities, especially on a beautiful sunny day like today. There's nowhere to park really so best to take a cab

An iconic historical building in Kuala Lumpur, built during British Colonial era.

Truly a beautiful historical building. It should be maintained to allow future generations to understand the importance of a well designed and built structure. Even with less developed technology, it has lasted far longer than many other government buildings built after independence. I strongly suggest the building be made open to the public.

Yeah its a beautiful building but i just expected more from it and the fact you cannot enter most areas sucks because frankly there wasnt much to soak in from the outside and for a historic building it looked pretty dull.

Although it built during British Colonial 1894 as government offices. It renamed after Sultan Abdul Samad, the reigning Sultan of Selangor at the time when construction began in 1974, refurbished it into High Court of Malaya, then now, the Federal Court had shifted to Putrajaya, it become abandoned iconic buildings. Can't go in and only see around the buildings. It is really beautiful landmark buildings, hope more improvements and beautiful the buildings in future. Not bad if they turned into attraction bazaar like Central Market.😊

River of Life just near this building and such a nice place to visit at night

The beautiful building of Sultan Abdul samad in the heart of Kuala Lumpur city and opposite Merdeka square "independent Square "

Always passby the Main front buildings, but it was surprised at the back of buildings can see more stunning view.

Historical Building in the center of Kuala Lumpur where mile marker ZERO-ZERO KUALA LUMPUR is.

Building was beautiful, quite neighbourhood, nice river walk

Pre Merdeka Islamic & British Colonial style Historical architecture buildings

A must-visit in KL for a taste of its history and ofc for pictures, too. Mind that it’s crowded with people around the Dataran Merdeka and the main road is full of vehicles.

The building is really huge and nice, it's classic as well. We don't go inside but it's so nice to take some pics of this places

An incredibly beautiful building ! On the other hand, there is a blazing sun and very few trees to take shelter. I advise to go in the morning.

Absolutely stunning building. Sat by the nearby square for about an hour to gather my senses before going back on the road. The square itself was also very large yet comforting to relax around. Would absolutely go back

Beautiful building. Don’t know much about it but it was a great background for photos with the park across the street Check my full review of the area on Instagram and YouTube @blasiantravelerss

This is a special tourism attractions place. Its walking distance from Sultan Abdul Damad Building, River of Life, Dataran Merdeka, St Mary's Cathedral Church Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Library, Masjid Jamek. If you prepare to walk more, you will arrive China Town, Kuala Lumpur which we call Petaling Street. This building is right in front of Dataran Merdeka, the basement parking is next to Royal Selangor Club, as of now the parking is still free. This building is beautiful and unique in it stony appearance. This place is suitable to visit in morning or evening or at night, when it's not the hottest hour during the day. Opposite this building is #Dataran Merdeka. There will be road closure in front of this building on Sunday morning. Suitable for scooter, bicycle rider, hiking. Watch out my post for #Dataran Merdeka.

Visited on 18 Mar 2023. Really majestic building. I was told it used to serve as KL central train station back in colonial days and subsequently turned into a colonial office by the British

It was a great experience by visiting there with friends and family. Had a great time by spending a quality of time at the monument. One of the famous place in kula lumpur. This place has historical significance. When you visit the place you are amazed with the architecture and grandeur of the place. People who love the history will definitely enjoy. Place is well maintained

Loved this olde building that is privy to historical significance. Unfortunately its custodians could do more to maintain this grand building especially the board strategically placed outside. The picture and information are all faded to be of any use to a visitor and should definitely be replaced!