Glass Museum Penang
Overview
Glass Museum Penang blends art, culture, and creativity through stunning glasswork displays, immersive experiences, and hands-on workshops that appeal to visitors of all ages. As Penang’s first and only glass museum, it proudly holds two Malaysia Book of Records titles: The First Glass Museum in Malaysia and The Longest Batik Motif Glass Painting.
What to See at Glass Museum Penang:
- Glass History & Art Exhibits: Learn about the history and techniques of glassmaking, from ancient processes to modern fused and sandblasted art. You'll learn about fused glass, sandblasted glass, stained glass overlay and see how recycled materials are transformed into captivating art pieces. Admire handcrafted vases, sculptures, and batik-style glass panels created by both local and international artists.
- Glasswork Displays: Marvel at intricate batik glass artworks, glass wall art installations, and creative glass décor such as jewelry, clocks, keychains, and customized glass gifts. Visitors are free to explore at their own pace with no time limit, making it perfect for leisurely sightseeing and photography.
- The Avenue of Stars & Mirror Illusions: Walk through the mesmerizing Avenue of Stars, a tunnel of geometric mirrors that creates infinite reflections, perfect for eye-catching photos. Upstairs, explore a gallery of trick-eye installations and fluorescent glass art that glows under UV light.
Activities at Penang Glass Museum
DIY Glass Bottle Painting Workshop (Included)
Every visit includes a hands-on glass painting experience, where visitors receive a piece of glass (such as a bottle or other glass art item) along with all painting materials provided. Design your own artwork by choosing your colours and patterns. Great for both adults and kids, no artistic skills required! Best of all, your finished creation can be taken home as a meaningful, personalized souvenir. This activity is a favourite among families, couples, and kids, and is often the highlight of many Penang trips.
Located in the heart of George Town, Penang Glass Museum is an ideal indoor attraction for family bonding, creative fun, school holidays, and rainy days. With a mix of education, creativity, photo-worthy installations, and hands-on activities, it offers a unique experience you won’t find anywhere else in Malaysia.
Book your Glass Museum Penang tickets today and create your very own piece of glass art to remember your trip by.
Glass Museum Penang Package Availability
Standard Admission With Glass Bottle Painting
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RM 30.00
RM 29.30
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
- Opening Hours: Monday-Friday 9:30AM-6PM, Saturday 9:30AM-5PM
- Closed on Sunday and Public Holiday
- *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.
