Propel to the Sultan Abdul Samad Building, located right in front of Independence Square, this building was used by the British officials for administrative purposes.

Saunter to the Royal Selangor Club - This colonial club was used for social gatherings since 1884. 

Proceed to the Old City Hall, the main administrative building used by city officials today. The Mayor and his advisory body use this hall for all official meetings.

Head to the National Textile Museum. It is considered to be one of the most significant heritage landmarks in Kuala Lumpur city.

Visit the River of Life. This project covers the confluence of three city rivers with the aim of making them pollution-free.

Explore the National History Museum. It provides a detailed overview of Malay history and culture with the help of numerous artefacts.

Gaze at the Kuala Lumpur City Gallery. The gallery contains innumerable paintings and photos of Kuala Lumpur's history.

Proceed to the Kuala Lumpur Twin Towers and walk up to the Observation Deck and Science Discovery Center.

Visit the Aquaria KLCC, at 06:00 PM, before going for the Fountain Dance show.