It was not listed on our itinerary for the day but we were passing by and stopped to check it out... read more
It took me less 1hr to read and view the history of Sun Yat Sen. Not very big, just one level... read more
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It was not listed on our itinerary for the day but we were passing by and stopped to check it out, and were so glad we did. The double storey house was spacious and serene, filled with photos, posters and exhibits sharing details of the...More
It took me less 1hr to read and view the history of Sun Yat Sen. Not very big, just one level. Would have expect if there is a level 2 viewing area of more historical and artifact of the time. For 5 MYR, it's a...More
We had not planned to visit this museum, and did not even know that it existed, but we are really pleased that we came across it whilst walking around Penang. The curator was incredibly welcoming and enthusiastic, and the exhibits were detailed and interesting. We...More
The museum is located in Jalan Armenian, a house which stayed by Dr. Sun once upon a time. Worth a visit for history lover
Small museum, which will only take 10 minutes to walk around, only 5 Ringitt entrance fee. If you are interested n Chinese history, this fills in some gaps regarding the ascendancy of the modern Chinese state.
This little museum is tucked away. Almost missed it as there are no signs outside, just posters. Glad we were persistent. Lots of information here to read. We were even invited to have a cold or hot drink while we sat and enjoyed the beautiful...More
I visited it with my parents, very well maintained museum and the lady guide provided very good information about mr sun yat sen and his revolution stories
It was so fun to be greeted by an interesting guy who is so passionate about history! Initially we felt a bit intimated by the man but his love and knowledge of history really enagaged us. If history is your thing, it’s really worth a...More
We dropped by for a look in October. The owner was very friendly and informative and we could take as long as we wanted to look around.
This museum certainly portraits the ancient Chinese way of living. A great place to visit, and of course, to manage and preserve culture is not easy. Do hope that the Local Council and State Government could give out more assistance.
Thank you for your kind words! We'll continue to carry on the memory of Dr Sun in Penang, regardless of government assistance.
