Established in 1992 to celebrate the coronation of Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Mu'izzaddin Waddaulah, this dome-shaped museum features jeweled crowns, the Royal Chariot, ceremonial armor, and a replica of the sultan's throne.

Tasek Lama Recreational Park is one of the oldest parks in the city. With an eight-meter climbing wall, natural waterfalls, a lake, jogging trails, and a children's playground, this attraction is a perfect escape for families on holiday.

This mosque was constructed in 1958 atop a man-made lagoon on the banks of the Kampong Ayer water village. Visitors are required to wear sensible clothing and to remove their shoes before entering. The mosque is closed on Thursdays to non-Muslims.

Buy handcrafted gifts as souvenirs or peruse the fresh produce at this colorful open-air market known to the locals as "Tamu Kianggeh."

Climb aboard a water taxi from the nearby pier for a ride to Kampong Ayer, a village that houses 10% of the nation's population. As you cross the Brunei River, watch for Istana Nurul Iman palace, the largest single-family residence in the world.

With space for up to 5,000 worshippers, this complex became the country's largest mosque when it was completed in 1994. The mosque, closed Thursdays and Fridays, is known for its amazing gardens, 29 golden domes, and four minarets reaching 58 meters.