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Our kids love these places and we're sure yours will too!
From exciting science exhibitions and interactive art, to Singapore history and local culture, here's our favourite children friendly museums to visit!
Covering an expansive area of over 40,000 square feet, Harry Potter: Visions of Magic invites visitors to explore the wizarding world's most mysterious locations.
Wield your wand as you uncover the secrets of ten spellbinding environments, including two exclusive to Singapore - the legendary Chamber of Secrets and The Trap Door!
From riding the Knight Bus to exploring Newt’s Menagerie and the Ministry of Magic, each area has been designed to offer a multi-sensory journey through responsive video content, bold architecture, and original soundscapes.
This interactive exhibition has captivated audiences across Europe and is now making its Asia debut in Singapore.
For its Singapore edition, Harry Potter: Visions of Magic will be even more spectacular, with an additional 10,000 square feet of space added to the exhibit.
This is your chance to be among the first in Asia to experience this enchanting adventure. Immerse yourself in pure magic, sip on authentic Butterbeer, and take home exclusive magical treasures!
Date: From 22 Nov 2024
Location: Resorts World Sentosa
Embark on an extraordinary adventure with Space Explorers: THE INFINITE, where the wonders of the cosmos come to life!
This immersive experience draws inspiration from the incredible missions conducted by NASA aboard the International Space Station, inviting participants on a thrilling one-hour journey into space.
During the experience, you'll find yourself surrounded by stunning 360-degree videos captured using cutting-edge technology.
You'll marvel at Earth's majestic landscapes from an astronaut's perspective and gain unprecedented insight into life aboard the ISS.
Space enthusiasts will also be treated to the first-ever spacewalk filmed in cinematic virtual reality, bringing you closer than ever to the sensation of floating in the vastness of space.
You'll also get the chance to explore a fully walkable 3D model of the International Space Station, getting a taste of what it's like to live and work in orbit.
It's the most immersive VR adventure we've ever experienced and it's the closest you get to space without being an astronaut!
Singapore residents get another bonus - your ticket includes free access to Science Centre Singapore (NRIC required for verification).
Age requirement: 9+. Children between 9-12 years old must be accompanied by an adult.
Date: 12 Oct 2024 - 23 Mar 2025
Where: Science Centre Singapore, The Annexe, 15 Science Centre Road Singapore 609081
Tickets: From $32 per person. Online bookings are recommended to guarantee entry. For Singapore Residents, tickets includes Science Centre Singapore admission ticket.
Step into the extraordinary world of Mirror Mirror: Journey into the Mind at ArtScience Museum.
Created by the innovative Moment Factory, this immersive exhibition turns the invisible workings of human consciousness into a mesmerizing adventure.
Through eight unique rooms filled with interactive installations, visitors chart their own course of discovery, exploring everything from dreams and memories to perception and ego.
The adventure begins with a choice: three doors, three pathways, each leading to a personalized journey through the depths of the mind.
Each room offers a new revelation, a fresh perspective on the complexities of the human mind.
No two experiences are the same, as you carve out your own route through this enthralling maze of art and innovation.
Date: 8 Mar - 6 Jul 2025
Operating hours:
Duration: 45 minutes
Where: ArtScience Museum, Basement 2 Galleries
Disney magic blooms at Gardens by the Bay!
For the first time in Singapore, Gardens by the Bay's Floral Fantasy presents beloved Disney and Pixar characters as enchanting topiaries, inspired by Walt Disney World's annual EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival in Florida, USA.
From Mickey Mouse to Buzz Lightyear, eight spectacular topiary displays capture the magic of Disney stories:
In a delightful local twist, visitors can discover whimsical scenes of Disney friends exploring Singapore's food culture such as Donald Duck and chilli crab, or Stitch's encounter with durian.
Complete your visit at the Disney pop-up store with exclusive merchandise and engaging activities.
Date: Till 30 Jun 2025
Tickets: From $12 for local resident adults and $8 for children or senior citizens (includes round-trip shuttle service between Bayfront Plaza (location of Floral Fantasy) and Flower Dome
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In conjunction with the Children's Season, the Children's Museum Singapore (CMSG) is presenting an all-new exhibition that will delight your kids.
Into the Hawkerverse is an interactive experience that aims to introduce Singapore's rich hawker culture to children in a fun and engaging manner, deepening their understanding and appreciation for this quintessential Singaporean tradition.
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Covering 3 galleries filled with hands-on activities and object-object based learning, as well as a dedicated Play Pot area designed for little ones under 4 years old, Into the Hawkerverse takes you on a multisensory exploration of hawker culture.
From the humble beginnings of street hawkers to the unsung heroes who have shaped this culinary landscape, visitors will uncover the rich history and stories behind this beloved national pastime.
Where: Children's Museum Singapore, 23-B Coleman St, Singapore 179807
Timeslots (each timeslot is for 1 hour and 45 minutes): 9am, 11am, 2pm, 4pm
Admission: Free for all Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents
Note that adult visitors are allowed in the museum only when they are accompanying children.
Limited walk-in tickets are available on site so pre-bookings are recommended.
Head to the rooftop at the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre for the "蛇prise" (shé-prise) installation, featuring a grand snake lawn display and prosperity pavilion.
Open daily from 10am-10pm till 30 Apr 2025, this free installation provides the perfect backdrop for capturing festive family memories.
Date: Till 30 Apr 2025
Where: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre, 1 Straits Boulevard Singapore 018906
Experience the world of one of fashion’s most innovative designers in Iris Van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses.
Opening its doors for the first time in Asia from 15 March to 10 August, this major retrospective at the ArtScience Museum showcases over 140 of van Herpen’s remarkable creations, celebrating her unique blend of art and science.
Renowned for her sculptural designs, Iris van Herpen has captivated the fashion world with her work worn by icons like Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Björk, Scarlett Johansson, Fan Bingbing, and Naomi Campbell.
Her designs incorporate 3D printing, algorithmic patterns, and laser cutting techniques to create garments that capture the intricate beauty and movement found in nature.
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The exhibition unfolds across 11 distinct zones, including the thought-provoking Skeletal Embodiment and the imaginative Alchemic Atelier.
You'll embark on a journey that spans the ocean depths to the cosmos, discovering 9 themes that highlight van Herpen’s forward-thinking and multidisciplinary approach.
In a unique twist, Van Herpen’s works are displayed alongside carefully chosen artefacts, ancient fossils, and contemporary artworks, offering a deeper understanding of her artistic vision.
Notable specimens from Singapore’s Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum and contributions from Southeast Asian artists enrich the exhibition, showcasing a regional perspective that complements van Herpen’s global influence.
Date: 15 Mar - 10 Aug 2025
Where: ArtScience Museum
Tickets:
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Art and wonder come together at the revamped Keppel Centre for Art Education which has reopened just in time for the holiday season.
The revamped Centre is a child's dream come true, with seven distinct zones designed to cater to children aged 4 – 12.
Each zone is a welcoming and nurturing space where kids can explore the captivating world of art through play and creativity.
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They will be taken on a journey of discovery from mind-blowing digital art to immersive sensory play and mind-bending 3D works.
Play is not just an activity here; it's a way of learning.
Children are encouraged to explore, discover, and make personal connections while learning about art.
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Whether it's creating unique 3D sculptures, role-playing, or interacting with an immersive multimedia space, kids are given the freedom to express themselves in imaginative and creative ways.
They'll get hands-on exposure to the seven core elements of art: space, form, colour, texture, line, shape, and value.
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Plus with a range of drop-in activities and facilitated workshops, children can develop essential skills like imagination, critical thinking, and visual literacy.
And all of this is totally free!
Where: National Gallery Singapore, 1 St Andrew's Road Singapore 178957, City Hall Wing, Level 1
Opening hours: 10am-6:45pm
Admission: Free for all
Created in collaboration with renowned Japanese digital art collective teamLab, Future World immerses visitors in a world of art, science, and magic through a collection of digital interactive installations.
Slide down a colourful fruit field, climb an interactive artwork and walk through the stunning Crystal Universe.
Kids will be loving this magical world!
Where: ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
Singapore Art Museum (SAM) has launched a new art destination at Tanjong Pagar Distripark.
Spanning 2 floors and over 3,000 square metres, SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark will open with an exciting lineup of exhibitions and art experiences from 14 Jan.
Look forward to four exciting exhibitions by local artists including experimental band The Observatory, art collective vertical submarine and SAM's pilot residents, as well as international artists such as Korakrit Arunanondchai and Gan Siong King.
With its location in a historic port and near heritage neighbourhoods, SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark promises to be a unique location where people of all ages and backgrounds can discover and be inspired by contemporary art.
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Take a trip through a sweet-toothed fantasy land that's devoted to ice cream.
An installation based experience and contemporary art space, expect lots of instagrammable moments in this whimsical world that will give you a sugar rush for all five senses.
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From the moment you step inside, you're in for a treat as one of our most beloved foods is brought to life through immersive rooms and playful experiences.
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Where: 100 Loewen Road, Dempsey, Singapore 248837
Tickets:
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The Children's Museum Singapore is the first museum in Singapore dedicated specifically to children aged 12 years old and under.
At the Museum, kids can explore the wonders of Singapore's rich culture and heritage by engaging in highly interactive exhibits.
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Children will be introduced to the world of museums through creative experiential learning activities in a safe yet interesting environment.
The Museum features four permanent galleries on the first floor with activities and displays tailored for kids. There will be plenty of tactile opportunities that challenge kids to think creatively, develop their intellectual capabilities, and learn more about Singapore.
On the second floor, you'll find three special galleries with new experiences and adventures that will be refreshed regularly.
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Children will have access to a wide variety of hands-on exhibits that absolutely encourage touching for a participatory learning experience.
This is a kids space to let their imaginations go wild!
Opening hours: 9am - 6pm, Tuesday - Sunday (closed on Mondays)
Location: 23-B Coleman Street Singapore 179807
Tickets: Free entry for all from 13 December 2022 onwards until 31 March 2023.
Due to limited capacity, visitors are strongly encouraged to book tickets online in advance or you may not be able to enter if the museum is full.
Adults must be accompanied by a child.
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Discover Changi Airport in a whole new and exciting way at the Changi Experience Studio.
This first-of-its-kind digital attraction in Singapore provides an entertaining and educational look into the workings of the world's best airport.
Go behind the scenes of Changi Airport's operations and discover what it takes to keep the airport ticking through captivating projection experiences, interactive games, and immersive shows.
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There's lots to explore here with 20 different touch points spread across ten content content zones.
Kids will love the exhibits that are just filled with interactive experiences, from participating in an exciting runway race and going on a quest to collect airport trolleys, to creating music and performing a symphony in the awe inspiring Garden of Harmony.
The oldest museum in Singapore, the National Museum has lots to offer families as it brings history to life through engaging and immersive exhibits.
Kids will find these exhibits particularly enjoyable:
Singapore History Gallery - Charts the development of Singapore through the years.
Growing Up - See what life in Singapore was like during the tumultous 1950s and 1960s.
The museum also runs various family programmes throughout the year such as tours, inter-generational workshops, and sensory playdates.
Where: 93 Stamford Road, Singapore 178897
Admission: Free for Singaporeans, PRs, and children 6 years and below.
Located at Paya Lebar Air Base, the Air Force Museum is home to The Republic of Singapore Air Force's (RSAF) history and heritage, combining genuine artifacts with interactive media to tell the RSAF story.
The museum offers an interesting hands-on experience that will bring the Air Force's story to life for visitors of all ages.
At the Indoor Gallery, you can learn more about the RSAF's history and goals through a series of interactive exhibits and role-playing games.
Meanwhile in the Outdoor Gallery, you can get up close to fighter jets, missiles, and anti-aircraft weapons, and discover their contributions to the RSAF's progress.
Where: 400 Airport Road, Singapore 5345234
Admission: Free
More information on Air Force museum's website.
The Singapore Discovery Centre takes you on an immersive journey through the history of Singapore.
A mix of multimedia and interactive exhibits transports you to Singapore's very beginnings, through to the dark days of World War Two, the journey to Independence, and the following milestones and achievements along the way as Singapore forged to make its mark on the global stage.
Where: 510 Upper Jurong Road, Singapore 638365
Admission: Free for Singaporeans and PRs
Immerse yourself in history at the Battlebox, Singapore's only operational World War II bunker.
This historic site served as the headquarters for the Allied forces during the Malayan Campaign and was where the decision to surrender Singapore to the Japanese was made.
Today, the Battlebox offers a glimpse into the past with rooms meticulously restored based on historical records.
Highlights include the Surrender Conference Room, brought back to life in all its wartime gravity.
Informative texts and photographs throughout the bunker provide insights into the experiences of those who worked there and key aspects of the campaign and occupation.
It's a unique journey into a pivotal part of Singapore's history.
Ages: Recommended for ages 9 and above
Opening hours: Wednesdays – Sundays
Location: Fort Canning Park, 2 Cox Terrace 179622
Admission: While admission is free, pre-registration of tickets online is required.
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The newly revamped Reflections at Bukit Chandu (RBC) reopened on 9 Sep 2021 with an enhanced retelling of the story of the Malay Regiment in the Battle of Pasir Panjang, during which the heavily outnumbered soldiers from the regiment made a heroic last stand against a 13,000-strong Japanese force.
Housed in a bungalow that was originally built in 1930 for senior British staff of an Opium Packing Plant down the hill, the space features a new immersive experience enhanced with new artefacts and displays.
Visitors will be able to enjoy a multimedia display show that tells the story of "C" Company's defence of Point 226.
The newly revamped exhibition will also feature three new spaces that trace the legacy of Bukit Chandu to provide a larger historical context beyond the World War Two period: Packing Chandu, The Lounge, and On the Lawn.
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There will also be new artefacts on display for the first time,including a rare archival pre-war film footage featuring Lieutenant Adnan at a ceremonial parade, bullets from the Battle of Pasir Panjang that were found around Pasir Panjang Ridge in the 1970s, and bullet cases recovered from the eastern side of the bungalow’s compound during an archaeological excavation in 2019.
Where: 31-K Pepys Road
Admission: Free for Singapore Citizens, PRs, Children ages 6 and below
More info at the Reflections at Bukit Chandu website.
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Learn all about Singapore's efforts at sustainable development at the Sustainable Singapore Gallery.
It's a 1,600 sq ft showcase featuring videos, games, and interactive stations that highlight Singapore's initiatives at sustainability, from reduction of energy use and enhancement of green spaces, to conservation of our biodiversity, and pursuit of a circular economy.
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You'll come away with a deeper appreciation for what has been accomplished in our country thus far, while also gaining insights into how individual actions can collectively lead to the creation of a better future for tomorrow.
Where: Level 2, 8 Marina Gardens Drive, Marina Barrage Singapore 018951
Admission: Free
*Due to COVID restrictions, the only way you can visit the Gallery is through a guided tour which is free.
Advanced bookings are recommended but you can also walk in at the information counter.
Guided tour bookings can be made on the Sustainable Singapore Gallery's website.
Learn about fire fighting from the past to the present. The museum is housed in Singapore's oldest fire station, the Central fire station.
You'll learn about the latest fire fighting and rescue technologies currently being used by the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF).
Through interactive exhibits, you'll also get a taste of what fire fighters and rescuers have to endure during an operation.
The fire station also hosts an open house on Saturdays from 9am-11am where kids can get up close to the actual fire engines and fire fighting equipment.
Where: 62 Hill Street, Singapore 179367
Admission: Free admission. No walk-in visits are allowed. All visitors must pre-register.
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Step into the Asian Civilisations Museum and get an intimate look into the world of Asian culture.
Housed within a historic building right by the Singapore River, the museum showcases the best of Asian art, culture, heritage, archaeology, and history, particularly the ancestral cultures of Singaporeans.
Look out for the famous Tang Shipwreck exhibit, a collection of treasures salvaged from an Arab ship which sank nearly 1,100 years ago, and which remain untouched until its discovery in 1998.
Where: 1 Empress Place Singapore 179555
Admission: Free entry to the permanent galleries for Singaporeans and Permanent Residents. Charges apply for special exhibitions.
See how Singapore transformed from a small trading post into a global port hub at the Singapore Maritime Gallery.
Try your hand at the ship handling simulator where you can have a go at navigating ships under eight different story missions.
You'll feel what it's like to be a ship captain, having to guide your ship through rough seas and safely into port!
Junior explorers can head to the Explorer' Corner where they'll learn about maritime Singapore through games and interactive exhibits.
Where: 31 Marina Coastal Drive, Marina South Pier, Level 2, Singapore 018900
Admission: Free
The Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall is a unique piece of Singaporean history and offers visitors a glimpse of the lesser-known side of Singapore Chinese's involvement in the 1911 Revolution.
As the Nanyang (Southeast Asia) headquarters of Dr. Sun Yat Sen's Chinese Revolutionary Alliance (Tong Meng Hui), Singapore played an important role in the 1911 Revolution that led to the overthrow of the Qing dynasty and eventual establishment of modern-day China.
The museum focuses on the contributions of Dr Sun Yat Sen's key supporters in Singapore, and chronicles how the 1911 Revolution left a lasting imprint on Singapore, particularly in the field of education, print media, and economic contributions.
Free guided tours of the museum are available daily.
Check here for tour schedule.
Where: 12 Tai Gin Road Singapore 327874
Admission: Free for all Singaporeans and Permanent Residents
More info on Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall's website.
The Time Capsule experience takes visitors on a journey through Singapore's history, culture, and landscape.
Your adventure into history starts 700 years ago, all the way back to the founding of Singapore by Sang Nila Utama.
Learn about the significant events in Singapore's history, and how it was transformed from a fishing village to a world class international city.
You'll also get a glimpse into what the future holds for Singapore
The Science Centre Singapore holds the largest collection of educational materials devoted to science in Singapore, with more than a thousand interactive exhibits across over 20 permanent exhibitions.
Catch the newest exhibition, Earth Alive, where you'll discover the science and systems behind our planet thorough fun interactive exhibits and enthralling visual displays.
Don't miss the exciting daily shows such as the electrifying Tesla Coil demonstration and the Fire Tornado Show.
Then learn about the importance of water and prepare to get wet at the water play area at Waterworks.
While you're at the Science Centre, explore the other main attractions there such as KidsSTOP, Omni-Theatre, and Snow City.
Where: 15 Science Centre Road, Singapore 609081
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KidsSTOP is Science Centre Singapore's dedicated Children's Science Centre for children aged 8 years and below.
The 3,000 square meter gallery houses more than 20 exhibits designed to introduce children to concepts in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Themed zones such as Flight & Space, Nature, and Supermarket offer plenty of hands on activities and opportunities for children to learn through interactive play.
Where: Science Centre Singapore, 15 Science Road
Admission: From $5 per child and $2 per adult for Singaporeans and PRs
Home to over 560,000 catalogued lots and over a million species from throughout the region, the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum is Singapore first and only natural history museum.
Highlights include the three towering Sauropod fossils, which were among the largest and heaviest animals to ever walk on land.
There's also a skeleton of Singapore's first sperm whale!
Where: National University of Singapore, 2 Conservatory Drive, Singapore 117377
Admission:
Singaporean/PR
Standard Rate
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The newly opened Fort Canning Heritage Gallery traces more than 700 years of history, giving visitors insight into the rich heritage of Fort Canning Hill.
Spread out over 2 levels of the South Wing of Fort Canning Centre, the gallery features archaeological artefacts excavated from sites within Fort Canning Park, as well as various digital interactive stations.
You can also watch a cinematic experience of the Singapore Bicentennial centerpiece event in 2019.
Park goers can explore the enhanced Spice Garden, which is Singapore's most diverse spice garden, covering over 3,200 square metres and featuring more than 180 varieties of plants.
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Here, you'll find significant herbs such as Gambier and Pepper, which were among the earliest crops grown commercially in Singapore.
Location: 5 Cox Terrace Singapore 179620
Opening hours:
Admission: Free
Journey through time at the newly refreshed Chinatown Heritage Centre, an intimate museum that captures the heart and soul of Singapore's early Chinese community.
The interiors of the shophouse have been meticulously recreated to replicate the living conditions of old Chinatown.
Explore an old tailor shop, experience shophouse living, and wander through a bustling 1950s Chinatown marketplace where you'll learn about trades like letter writers, barbers, and hawkers.
The museum is highly interactive and you'll have lots of fun touching, exploring, and fully immersing yourselves in every fascinating detail inside.
You can even discover the origins of your Chinese surname at the interactive stations.
Opening hours: Daily from 10am-7pm (last entry at 6pm)
Where: 48 Pagoda Street Singapore 059207
Opening hours: Daily 10am-7pm (last entry 6pm)
Discover Chinese Singapore culture and take a trip to see how geography, economics, and politics played a part in influencing the present-day Chinese Singaporean identity.
It's one of the most interactive exhibitions we've been to with stories brought to life through videos, games, and interactive stations.
Kids will have a ball discovering new things in every zone with a surprise at seemingly every corner.
They'll be peeping through doors and windows to see the hidden treasures inside, trying their hand at the kopi-making game, and learning how our food was influenced by different cultures at the food projection table.
You'll be given a token which you can use to interact with various stations throughout the exhibition. At the end of the exhibition, you'll get a printout highlighting your unique identity!
When you're done, head to the rooftop where you'll be treated to spectacular views of the city skyline.
Where: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre, 1 Straits Boulevard, Singapore 018906
Admission: Free
The Indian Heritage Centre traces the history of Indian and South Asian communities in Singapore and Southeast Asia.
The permanent galleries feature five themes spanning the 1st century CE to the 21st century, with artifacts and interactive displays presenting the history of interactions between South and Southeast Asia.
The galleries also take us through the experiences of the Indian community in both Singapore and Malaya during the colonial period, and highlights contributions of the Indian and South Asian communities to building up the Singapore of today.
Where: Indian Heritage Centre, 5 Campbell Lane, Singapore 209924
Admission:
More info on Indian Heritage Centre's website.
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After almost 4 years of closure for renovations, the Peranakan Museum reopened to the public again in Feb 2023.
You'll experience an intriguing journey through Peranakan culture at the newly refurbished museum building which covers 3 floors and houses 9 galleries.
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With more than 800 objects adorning its walls, including newly-acquired artefacts, and carefully preserved heirlooms from donors, visitors will get to explore the Peranakan identity through the themes of "Origins", "Home", and "Style".
Through interactive displays, programmes, and themed showcases, anyone curious about Peranakans in Singapore and Southeast Asia will gain deep insight into this diverse cultural tradition.
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Interviews, narratives, and expressions from various Peranakan communities such as the Arab Peranakans, Chinese Peranakans, Chitty Melakans ( or Peranakan Indians), and Jawi Peranakans showcase the distinctiveness of each culture while still being connected through its shared Malay-Indonesian heritage.
Location: 39 Armenian Street Singapore 179941
Opening hours:
Admission: Free for Singaporeans and PRs
Find out more on Peranakan Museum's website
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Housed in a former Malay Palace and located in the historic Kampong Gelam, Gedung Kuning, and the surrounding Kampong Gelam district, the Malay Heritage Center showcases the rich culture and heritage of Singapore's Malay Community.
You'll find interactive multimedia, special exhibitions, as well as artefacts from the National Collection and contributions from the Malay community in the museum's six permanent galleries.
Check out My Babak's Studio, a children's space inspired by the workshop of a Banjarese diamond trader and jeweller.
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Where: Malay Heritage Center, 85 Sultan Gate, Singapore 198501
Admission:
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Madame Tussauds is known for its wax figurines of famous people and celebrities, but it’s also home to many different experiences such as Images of Singapore, Ultimate Film Star Experience, and the hot-favourite Marvel Universe 4D, where you’ll get to feel the effects like you would in a Marvel movie!
At the museum, come face to face with over 80 of the world's most famous sports stars, celebrities in music, film, and TV, as well as world leaders including Stefanie Sun, JJ Lin, Nicole Kidman, Taylor Swift, Johnny Depp, and Ronaldo.
And don't miss out on the exclusive Harry Styles figure, the only one in all of Asia!
There’s even a K-Zone where those who love their Korean celebrities can take photos with their favourite Oppas.
Feel like a superstar in the Ultimate Film Star zone, where you'll step into the glamorous world of the Indian film industry.
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Join forces with your favourite Marvel Avengers cast and fight alongside them in the only Marvel universe 4D movie experience in Asia.
Madame Tussauds Singapore is the only Madame Tussauds attraction that offers a water ride.
Hop aboard the "Spirit of Singapore" and embark on a magical journey celebrating the iconic sights and rich history of Singapore.
Location: 40 Imbiah Road Imbiah Lookout, Sentosa Singapore, 099700
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