Seremban

Buses from other towns in Peninsular Malaysia, as well as Thailand and Singapore, stop at the "Terminal One" bus station at the town center. There are also buses from here linking other towns within Negeri Sembilan state. There is a shopping mall by the same name beside this bus station.

The nearest airport to Seremban is the Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA), which is about 30 km north of Seremban (about 30 minutes drive away). The airport is easily accessible via the PLUS highways.

The old trunk road (Federal Route 1) links Seremban to other towns/cities in Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur to the North and Melaka to the south.

It is also accessible by major highways. The main highway is the North-South Expressway (NSE/PLUS). The nearest exit is no. 218 (Seremban). Seremban is approximately 3 hours' drive (non-stop)- 265 km from Johor Bahru and 45 minutes from Kuala Lumpur, using the NSE.

Seremban is also connected to the state of Selangor via the LEKAS highway which passes through Serdang and Nilai.

Seremban is on the main railway line linking Kuala Lumpur and Johor Bahru. The rail station is opposite the Seremban Parade on Jalan Antah. It is operated by the KTM. Another KTM train station is located at Senawang. Another train station at Tiroi can be considered too if you have personal transport, it is near the new S2 Heights area.

• 🌍 Seremban railway station. (updated Jun 2019)

Driving around Seremban is quite tough during the day with constant streams of busy traffic, but not as bad as Kuala Lumpur or Penang Island due its volume. Road traffic volume increases during the weekends and public holidays as people who work in nearby major cities return. Traffic gets less busy away from the Seremban and Port Dickson toll plazas (towards Seremban 2) and Lake Gardens (Taman Tasik). Roads that should be avoided during peak hour include Jalan Tuanku Antah (main road to Senawang), Jalan Rasah (main road to Port Dickson toll plaza), Jalan Sungai Ujong (main road to Seremban toll plaza) as well as the main city centre.

Seremban is, to a certain extent, pedestrian unfriendly, due to a lack of pedestrian crossings and designated pedestrian paths especially in the Seremban town. There are also few facilities for the disabled. Going on foot is an unpopular means of getting around in Seremban.

For similar reasons, cycling is also an unpopular means of getting around. Cycling is uncomfortable can be dangerous due to the narrow road lanes. Riding bicycles is only recommended for recreational purposes. But neither of the main parks in Seremban, the Lake Gardens (in front of State Assembly building) or the City Park (behind the fire station in Seremban 2), cater to cyclists.

Online taxi services like Grab is quite popular.

• 🌍 AEON MALL Seremban 2, 112, Persiaran S2 B1, Seremban 2, ☏ +6066015643. 10:00-22:00 daily. It has more than 20 shops & western-style department store, AEON. (updated Nov 2022)With TGV Cinemas
• Seremban Parade (Seremban Prima) — It has various kind of shops and western-style department store, Parkson.
• 🌍 Terminal One, No. 20B, Jalan Lintang, 70200, ☏ +6067673193, admin@terminal1sbn.com. It has 2 anchor tenants: Parkson Grand, and Golden Screen Cinemas, which features 4 screens. Parkson Grand serves as a departmental store. Handphone shops and electronic gadgets can be found also. (updated May 2022)
• Era Square. in Jalan Labu Lama, near to Bandar Seremban. A multi-purpose commercial centre with more than 18 shops and Western restaurants. (updated May 2022)
• Centre Point — Jalan Dato Muda Linggi. It has various kind of shops & western-style department store, The Store
• Angsana Seremban (Plaza Ampangan), Jalan Ampangan. 08:00-22:00 daily. Outlet centre. (updated Nov 2022)
• There are also some hypermarkets in Seremban such as Lotus's near Seremban 2 and Seremban Jaya; KIPMall in Senawang and in Plaza Ampangan. Mydin Mall in Seremban 2 and Senawang.
• Palm Mall at Kemayan Square, with GSC Cinemas and restaurants.
• The Store near Jalan Tuanku Munawir. Mainly departmental stores.

• Seremban Siew Pau

A special delicacy here called the 'Siew Pau' is a type of baked bun which is considered a must-have by those who visit this town. The filling inside is usually minced pork. Several other brands can be found instead of the most famous "Seremban Siew Pau" brand, for example Kee Mei (奇美烧包) and Siew Bao Asia (亚洲烧包).

• Tow Kee Hakka noodles (滔记客家麵), 94 Jalan Kapitan Tam Yeong, ☏ +60 6 761 6638. Has existed in Seremban since the 1930s. Home-made flat noodles come with minced pork in a thick clear sauce. 
• Seremban Crabs A popular destination especially for tourists due to spaciousness and fast food preparation. Located along Jalan Lobak.
• Hong Kong Noodle House Homemade noodles and a variety of Wan Tan Mee. Located on the same street as Seremban Crab. Another location at Bukit Kepayang. Slightly more expensive than normal noodle stalls, but possibly worth it. Not only has wantan mee, but also chicken noodle (with or without curry) and chicken feet noodle.
• Pasar Besar Seremban Numerous stalls with great food such as beef noodles, cuttlefish bihun (Seremban specialty) and more. The Hakka noodles mentioned above is also located in the bazaar. Upper floor for food. Expect RM5+.

(Upward of 55myr)

• Hotel Lotus, Kemayan Square, ☏ +60 6 7621829 hotel_lotus@yahoo.com

• 🌍 Seri Malaysia Seremban Hotel (Hotel Seri Malaysia Seremban), Jalan Sungai Ujong, 70200, ☏ +6067644180, rsvn.sbn@serimalaysia.com.my. Check-in: 3PM, check-out: noon. RM168-208. (updated Dec 2019)

• Klana Resort Seremban, Jalan Penghulu Cantik, ☏ +60 6 7627888. 
• 🌍 Royale Chulan Resort & Spa, Jalan Dato A.S Dawood, ☏ +6067666666. Check-in: 15:00, check-out: 12:00. (updated Nov 2022)