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Pewter displays and the Klang–Gombak confluence

Royal Selangor’s Gallery is inside Sultan Abdul Samad Building; its separate Visitor Centre at Setapak Jaya features live pewtersmiths. Tourism Malaysia describes an interactive wall with 77 pewter items and a camera visitors can move in a tall case. DBKL’s 28 March 2026 River of Life article places the Klang–Gombak meeting point beside the historic Masjid Jamek Sultan Abdul Samad area.

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Clock tower, domes and arched façade of Sultan Abdul Samad Building in Kuala Lumpur
The clock tower and copper-toned domes of Sultan Abdul Samad Building.Photograph: Renek78

At a glance

Pieces on the interactive wall
77 pewter pieces[1]
Live craft at the Visitor Centre
Pewtersmiths at work[2]
Rivers at the confluence
Klang and Gombak[3]

A place worth remembering

An interactive wall and a movable camera

Visitors can move a camera in a tall cabinet at the Gallery. The Gallery also has an interactive wall displaying 77 pewter items.[1]

Two Royal Selangor venues

At Royal Selangor’s separate Visitor Centre in Setapak Jaya, visitors can watch pewtersmiths at work. The Gallery is inside Sultan Abdul Samad Building.[2][1]

Where Klang and Gombak meet

In its 28 March 2026 River of Life article, Kuala Lumpur City Hall places the Klang–Gombak meeting point beside the historic Masjid Jamek Sultan Abdul Samad area.[3]

Good to know

A few clear answers before you explore.

How can visitors inspect the tall cabinet?

Tourism Malaysia describes a camera visitors can move for a closer view.[1]

Where is Royal Selangor’s Visitor Centre?

At 4 Jalan Usahawan 6, Setapak Jaya; the Gallery is in Sultan Abdul Samad Building.[2][1]

Which rivers meet by the historic Masjid Jamek area?

Klang and Gombak, according to DBKL’s River of Life article dated 28 March 2026.[3]

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