This cafe specialises in Western Food

A Chinese restaurant that also serves Dim Sum

Jambatan Merdeka is located on the border of Kedah / Penang. The bridge was completed in 1957 to replace the original bridge built in 1940 that was destroyed by the Japanese Army in 1942. The bridge crosses the Sungai Muda river and connects the states of Kedah and Seberang Perai, Penang. It was officiated by Yang Teramat Mulia Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj (the 1st Prime Minister of Malaysia) and was named 'Jambatan Merdeka' (Bridge of Independence).

Japanese Cemetery is located in Lintang P. Ramlee. It is the final resting place of the small community of Japan during the late 19th century. They immigrated to Penang to seek a better life.

Held every Friday night, the Jelutong Night Market is typically swarmed with locals and tourists seeking for side snacks and shopping spree.

Penang Jewish cemetery is the oldest Jewish cemetery in Malaysia. The oldest tombstone dated back in 1835. There are approximately 107 graves.

This is the place where the famous shoe designer, Jimmy Choo, started his apprenticeship.

A traditional Chinese cafe & bookstore

Jing Yu Tong is a local tea house located on Lebuh Campbell.

Founded by Penang-born jeweller Jonathan Yun, shop for beautiful silver jewellery pieces dotted with gemstones and pearls at his store on Lebuh Armenian.

The late Mr. Lee Beng Chuan was known as the world's oldest joss stick maker. Mr. Lee used to make joss sticks at his pre-war shop house located near to the Goddess of Mercy Temple. His family have taken over his the joss stick making business now.

This shop is famous for its fish fillet tom yam noodles

Reputed to be the first of its kind in Malaysia. Juru Auto City is a one-stop destination for auto, food, entertainment and shopping. It offers a myriad of great dining choices, auto brands and entertainment outlets - ideal for casual meetings and socialising.