Family Gem: Exploring the Children’s Library at the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia

#springitinerary During my Day 2 itinerary in Kuala Lumpur, I visited the Children’s Library at the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia, a delightful haven for families with kids. This serene space houses over 4,000 books, encompassing topics from Islamic art and architecture to science and history, alongside beloved children’s literature by authors like Dr. Seuss and Eric Carle. On weekends, the library comes alive with free activities: storytelling and craft sessions on Saturdays, and wayang kulit (shadow puppet) screenings on Sundays, all starting at 3 PM. The library is stroller-friendly and offers a quiet, air-conditioned environment, making it an ideal spot for families seeking both education and relaxation. Admission is free for children under six, and the library welcomes visitors daily from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM. This enriching experience is a must-visit for families exploring Kuala Lumpur.