Calling all lovers of photography! With more than 1,000 camera accessories, you’ll be amazed at the extensive collection of cameras this museum has to offer. You’ll have the opportunity to get your hands on antique cameras as well, and learn about how films were developed and how cameras were repaired in the olden days.  

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With about 70 pieces of batik art, Batik Painting Museum Penang showcases the historical story of how the art of batik began in the 1950s. The museum currently displays batik paintings by 25 popular artists, such as Chuah Thean Teng, Khalil Ibrahim, Tay Mo-Leong (Dato'), Fatimah Chik, Toya, Koay Soo Kau, Cheong Soo Pieng, and Seah Kim Joo.

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Admire fascinating glass sculptures, paintings, and decorative items at Glass Museum Penang, a museum that was established in 2002, and is operated by i-Box Design, a company specialising in decorative glasswork. Recognised in the Malaysia Book of Records for the longest piece of glasswork in Malaysia, it also carries souvenir items like fridge magnets, glass wall clocks, and paper weights.

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Enjoy Penang’s history and culture in a fun way when you visit Made in Penang Interactive Museum. This two-storey interactive museum houses a diorama gallery and a 3D gallery, filled with mind-bending optical illusions that visitors can strike a pose with. Divided into five sections (Great Wall of Penang, Miniature Local Trades, Miniature Weld Quay, Trick Art Gallery and Interactive Theatre), it is definitely a fun place for people of all ages.

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Located near Fort Cornwallis, Penang 3D Trick Art Museum features two-dimensional exhibitions that are brought to life by 3D paintings and drawings. The walls in this museum are painted with Penang’s icons, such as the Penang Ferry, Kampung Village, Clan Jetties, and more, challenging visitors to capture the most creative shot.

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