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What this plan covers
Families who want a theme-park day and a city outing get two different rhythms here. Spend Day 1 at LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort, choosing the Theme Park, Water Park or both around your children’s interests. Day 2 begins at JB Sentral, continues by car or e-hailing to the mosque, then follows the heritage quarter on foot to Jalan Tan Hiok Nee and the Glass Temple. Arrange the LEGOLAND visit first: the parks have different usual weekday closures, and holiday schedules can vary.
Opening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.
Day 1
1 stop · about 1 hr
Culture
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LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort
Culture
full day
LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort has a Theme Park and a separate Water Park. The Water Park features more than 20 slides, rides, shows and water games. The separate parks let you shape the day around what your children enjoy. Focus on the Theme Park, choose the Water Park for its slides and water games, or visit both if the operating calendar suits your dates.
Good to know
Check before you go: the Theme Park is generally closed on Wednesdays and the Water Park on Tuesdays, though holiday schedules may differ. Check the resort calendar and opening-hours page. Proper swimwear is required; children under three need waterproof swim diapers in the water. Make the resort your starting point and arrange a ride there before the day. Choose the Theme Park, Water Park or both once you have checked the operating calendar.
JB Sentral sits in central Johor Bahru, with access to the CIQ, shopping malls, city attractions and the Singapore checkpoint. Start here to orient yourself before the city visits. JB Sentral connects with nearby city attractions and the CIQ, making it a useful arrival or departure point for this day.
Good to know
KTMB lists JB Sentral for both ETS and KTM Intercity services. If you have a train to catch after sightseeing, check its timetable before deciding how long to spend in the city. Start at JB Sentral in central Johor Bahru, with access to city attractions and the Singapore checkpoint.
Getting to Sultan Abu Bakar State Mosque
About 19 min door to door · 7 min walking
Bus J32JB Sentral → OPP Pusat Islam Negeri Johor · 4 stops
12–16 min by car · 4.3 km · depends on traffic
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Sultan Abu Bakar State Mosque
Culture
45 minutes
The earliest mosque in Johor Bahru began construction in 1892 and officially opened on February 2, 1900. Its design blends colonial-era and local influences, including a Moghul-style roof and traditional limas roof elements. Set on a hill beside the Tebrau Strait, the mosque offers a striking stop on the city route. Its marble floor panels came from Italy, while colored glass from Venice was used in its dome.
Good to know
Dress modestly, remove your shoes where asked, and be mindful of worshippers during your visit. Keep the stop respectful and check before you go if you need to plan around prayer or ceremony times. From JB Sentral, it is about 6 minutes by car or e-hailing ride, longer in traffic.
Getting to Jalan Tan Hiok Nee heritage street
About 13 min door to door · 6 min walking
Bus J30Pusat Islam Negeri Johor → Pejabat Pos Besar · 1 stop
7–9 min by car · 2.2 km · depends on traffic
22 min on foot · 1.87 km
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Jalan Tan Hiok Nee heritage street
Culture
1.5 hours
The street commemorates Tan Hiok Nee, a pepper and clove merchant associated with Johor Bahru during Sultan Abu Bakar’s era. Johor’s state government designated it a cultural street to preserve the area’s Chinese cultural heritage, and it now connects the business area on a pedestrian-friendly route. Its pedestrian-friendly route gives children a chance to stretch their legs between city stops. The street’s cultural-street designation and Chinese heritage make it a change of pace from the park and the mosque.
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Make a food pause at Chaiwalla & Co. Container Café for tea, milkshakes, pastries or cakes at 36 Jalan Tan Hiok Nee. Amphawa Boat Noodle, at 32 Jalan Ibrahim/Tan Hiok Nee, serves Thai boat noodles. From Sultan Abu Bakar State Mosque, walk about 26 minutes on foot.
Getting to Arulmigu Sri Rajakaliamman Glass Temple
9–12 min by car · 3.7 km · depends on traffic
21 min on foot · 1.81 km
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Arulmigu Sri Rajakaliamman Glass Temple
Culture
45 minutes
One of Johor’s oldest temples, it was established in 1922. Its interior uses colorful glass and mirrors, and it was recognized as the country’s first glass temple. Stained-glass mirrors cover most of the walls, ceiling and pillars, so the interior offers plenty for children to look at. Take a quiet pause here after the walk through the heritage quarter.
Good to know
Daily opening hours are 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Dress modestly and remove your shoes where asked. Check current ticket prices before visiting. From Jalan Tan Hiok Nee, walk about 24 minutes on foot.
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Distances are estimates, measured in a straight line from the middle of your stops.
Does this Johor Bahru with kids itinerary fit two days?
Yes, if you give the first day to LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort and the second to the city stops. Pick the Theme Park, Water Park or both based on the children’s interests. The city day includes a car or e-hailing ride to the mosque, followed by walks to Jalan Tan Hiok Nee and the Glass Temple.
What should I book or check first?
Check LEGOLAND’s operating calendar and current opening times first. The Theme Park is generally closed on Wednesdays and the Water Park on Tuesdays, but the usual closures may not apply during public holidays or key school-holiday periods. Check current ticket prices for the Glass Temple before your visit.
What should we wear and bring?
Pack proper swimwear if the Water Park is on your list; exposed zippers, buckles, rivets or metal ornaments are not allowed on its attractions. Children under three need waterproof swim diapers in the water. Dress modestly at the mosque and temple, remove shoes where asked, and bring rain cover for afternoon showers.
How do we get around between the city stops?
Take a car or e-hailing ride from JB Sentral to the mosque; it is about 6 minutes by car or e-hailing ride, longer in traffic. Walk about 26 minutes on foot to Jalan Tan Hiok Nee, then about 24 minutes on foot to the Glass Temple.
Where should we stay for these two days?
Johor Bahru city centre is handy for starting the second day at JB Sentral and reaching the heritage quarter. This site has 1021 stays within 1 km of the station. Arrange separate transport for the LEGOLAND visit and check availability for your dates.
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