SINGAPORE
Singapore’s best days out.
The 14 most popular singapore museums & galleries tours in Singapore. The short list worth building an afternoon around, with prices, run times and who runs each one.
Explore Singapore’s Museum of Ice Cream with unlimited ice cream, 14 interactive rooms, and the famous Sprinkle Pool in a 60–90 minute visit.
Most Popular“Interesting place even for adults. Had some trouble getting a taxi after we were done, but otherwise a great afternoon”
National Gallery Singapore ticket for Southeast Asian modern art, rooftop views, and French Impressionists in the restored Supreme Court and City Hall.
“Wyjątkowe przeżycie. Piękna aranżacja wystawy, która pozwoliła skupić się na prezentowanych dziełach.”
Explore Chinatown’s past at Chinatown Heritage Centre with timed mobile tickets, QR-code stories, and self-paced galleries in about 1–2 hours.
“I took a weekend off to visit the Chinatown Heritage Centre. I was able to see the older looks of the shop houses and the exhibition in CHC. I truly enjoy my time here.”
See lifelike celebrity wax figures in Singapore, then add Marvel 4D, Bollywood interactive sets, and Lewis Hamilton VR racing, plus a boat ride if operating.
Visit Trick Eye Museum at Sentosa for 80+ optical illusions and AR effects across themed zones, with photo-friendly interactive galleries.
“great to see. fun to be interactive with the display.”
Timed entry to Singapore’s ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands, with hands-on digital art, Future World, and easy planning tips.
“There was nothing sciency about the ArtScience museum. It was mostly neon light experiences and watching kids drawing pictures. I didn’t learn anything!!”
E-ticket for Singapore’s ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands: Future World by teamLab and art-science galleries in timed entry.
“Very interactive, we spent more time than we thought. It was a very good experience. Even though many of the galleries were not inclusive of this ticket.”
Guided Chinatown Heritage Centre tour with English storytelling, recreated 1950s shophouses, and authentic artifacts. $36.40, 90 minutes.
“The sharing session by the tour guide was engaging and informative, providing meaningful insights into the historical stories of Chinatown, Singapore. Through the guide’s explanations, I gained a deeper understanding of the area’s rich cuRead more”
Explore Peranakan culture in Singapore with a low-cost ticket to a three-floor museum of artifacts, stories, and interactive displays.
“Guided tour helped open up the story of the personal lives and backgrounds of the Peranakan community”
Hell’s Museum Singapore is $17 for 2–4 hours of interactive afterlife education, including Haw Par Villa’s 10 Courts of Hell.
“2 hours very well spent. We (parents and kids; 17,17,13) had a fascinating morning learning more about death and the afterlife. We all enjoyed it and would recommend to anyone over the age of 12yrs. Some of the depictions are gruesome and under this age will also likely get bored.”
National Gallery Singapore admission ticket lets you skip ticket lines, explore Southeast Asian art in two landmark buildings, plus join free guided tours.
“I wanted to present an appreciation festive gift to tour guide M. Hui after attending her tour, (and training few days prior). however, her reaction was extremely loud, repeatedly saying she cannot accept it in front of the tour attendees. this extrRead more”
See award-winning future design concepts at Red Dot Design Museum in Singapore, plus a shop voucher and local desserts.
“It was an educational and informative experience, bringing awareness and exposure to products one may not know existed”
Skip the guesswork with an ACM mobile ticket. See Garden of Senses, Let’s Play, and All Access admission in 1–2 hours.
“A great museum with lots to see. We joined one of the free tours which was really informative; we learned so much more than if we had just read the boards. We spent a couple of hours there but could have done longer. The guided tour was an hour long.”
See India across centuries at Singapore’s Indian Heritage Centre. Interactive exhibits and diaspora stories, with tickets from $7.
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