Petaling Jaya Museum, Public museum in Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.

The Petaling Jaya Museum is a public institution in a suburb near Kuala Lumpur that collects objects, photographs, and documents about the town's past. It occupies a renovated building and displays how the area developed from a rural village into a modern city.

The building was first created in 1980 as a reading center for children and was later converted into a nature education space. It became a museum in 2007 to document and preserve the town's history and growth.

This place reflects how the town grew from a small settlement into a busy urban area, shaping how locals see their home today. Visitors can observe photographs and objects showing the people and activities that shaped daily life across different periods.

The museum sits near Taman Jaya LRT Station, making it easy to reach by public transit. Plan your visit for days other than Fridays and public holidays when the building is closed to visitors.

The building began in 1980 as a children's reading house, then served as a nature education centre before the museum department took it over in April 2007. Renovation finished in October 2007 and the museum opened on 12 November 2007; it closed again for works and reopened in April 2016.