Best places: Tourist attractions in Johor Bahru, Malaysia

Stately hilltop mosque with English Victorian architecture & Moorish details, completed in 1900.

👍 A beautiful church in it's own right. Was lucky to have witnessed a recital session and the energy of worshippers, simply amazing. It's not a particularly old church but it is well preserved. The school above has a nice field. A worthy visit and especially so if you're a Catholic.

👍👍 Clean environment with a massive praying room for men and ladies.Nice clean toilets upgraded recently and new parking lots for cars and bike.Disable visitors friendly within the main entrance.

👍👍 Masjid an-nur, larkin sentral, located on 2nd floor (using escalator). Also had women and men hall prayer.

😐 One of the landscape of johor bahru that you can visit when you're here. Front face of istana sultan and there are park to play with kids or just take some pictures. Parking is limited and mostly full at night.

19th-century place of worship honoring 5 ancient deities amid intricate, colorful decor.

While not open to the public, visitors can take photos of this grand royal palace & nearby views.

👍👍 Very beautifoul hindu temple in the city centre of Johor Baru Entrance is free, ladies have to put special skirt to go inside to cover their legs, which you can find next to guarder place. Really nice place

Quaint museum featuring exhibits dedicated to the history of Johor Bahru's Chinese community.

Spacious outdoor recreation area with jogging trails, a lake, a dancing fountain & English tea room.

Popular spot for outdoor breakfast & Malaysian snacks at a forested park with kids' play areas.

👍👍 Love the concept! It was my first JB trip and we found a place to hangout for families and this place is spot on! I love how you can feel like the Bangkok market vibes and they have a lot of foods and good coffee too! You can also find clothes, accessories and others too! The place is spacious so yo...

👍 Fun place to explore with the kids, especially when it is FREE. Science play with gravity, wind, mirror reflections, etc. Some of the stations need to queue for your turn to play. Although it is small compared to KL's science center, but our kids were enjoying it. We spent almost 3hours here. Free w...

Unique, glass-covered Hindu temple boasting an ornamented interior with mosaics, statues & murals.

Family attraction featuring indoor play areas & obstacle courses inspired by the Angry Birds game.

👍👍 Nice and beautiful. Two sections: 9:00-9:30 p.m. and 10:00-10:30 p.m. Total 15 Malay, Indian, Chinese, English and classical songs. A romantic and fantastic place to hang out at night.

😠 The management should be upgrade. Bought tickets online and still need to line up with the rest to purchase ticket. Staff didnt alert during line up. After 20min wiating in line, we got to know the session to enter is full for another 2 hours to enter. Staff should alert the people in line that it i...

👍👍 130 years of well-maintained 1st Chinese Church in Malaysia! Don’t know how many times I visit here already. I love this place.

👍 Found this temple listed in Google Map. 28 minutes drive away from Pontian Kecil bypassing Pekan Nenas. A temple within a small village. This temple seems to be very old by the look at it's structures designs, workmanship, materials and it's landscape which is unique compared to the rest of the temp...