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Glass Museum Penang

Overview

Glass Museum Penang set two records in the Malaysia Book of Records: "Longest Batik Motive Glass Painting" and "The First Glass Museum." Fused glass, sandblasted glass, batik glass, and creative art glass were the museum's areas of expertise. The museum uses glass to create one-of-a-kind ornaments, such as clocks, key chains, jewelry, and even personalized glass presents.

When you visit the museum, you can anticipate seeing and experiencing the following:

- Glass history exhibits: The museum has displays that chart the development of glassmaking from antiquity to the present. In addition to seeing samples of various glass varieties and styles, you may learn about the methods used to produce glass objects.

- Glass art exhibits: The museum features a number of exquisite glass sculptures, vases, and other ornamental objects. These works, which highlight the versatility of glass as an art medium, were produced by glass artists both domestically and abroad.

- Interactive displays: Visitors can learn more about the characteristics of glass and the methods used to make it thanks to the museum's interactive displays.

Glass Museum Penang Package Availability

Standard Admission With Glass Bottle Painting

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RM 30.00

Highlights

The first and only glass museum in Penang, as well as the longest motive glass painting and the first glass museum in Malaysia, are both listed in the Book of Records.
All painting supplies are available at the museum, and the visiting tour includes a piece of glass bottle art.
Visitors can paint colors and create their own drawings on the glass and return immediately.
There are internal tour guides available, and a brief description will be given.
In addition, visitors can take pictures with glass wall art and enjoy the visiting trip. No time restrictions.

Attentive

Confirmation will be received at the time of booking.
Loss of ticket will be solely under the full responsibility of the visitor.
Valid for 180 days from the date of purchase.
Single entry only
Age requirements: Per Pax: 3 - 99 years old
Mon-fri 9:30am to 6pm
Sat 9:30am to 5pm
Sun & Public Holiday Closed
*Last entry 1 hour before closing time

FAQ

Yes, the museum is designed to be accessible for all visitors, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the exhibits.

Absolutely! Visitors can engage in glass painting workshops, observe live demonstrations of glass-making techniques, and create personalized glass souvenirs.

Guided tours may be available, providing a more in-depth understanding of the exhibits and the history of glass art. It's advisable to check current availability and schedule in advance.

Yes! The Penang Glass Museum has a souvenir shop where you can purchase unique glass-themed items and personalized glass art pieces as mementos. However, there is no on-site café, so you may want to explore nearby cafes or restaurants in George Town after your visit.

Yes, the museum can accommodate private events and special occasions like birthdays. We offer customized glass art workshops and guided tours for groups.