This former state mosque, opened in 1934, is a striking blend of art deco and Middle Eastern influences. Several sultans are buried here. Step inside to admire its stained-glass dome.
To get here head straight out from the train station along Jalan Stesyn, and in a few blocks at the the four-way intersection, turn left. The mosque is a few more blocks up the road on the left.
Note that when we visited in mid-2015 it was only possible enter the front gate of the compound but not the mosque itself which was under repair.
