Singapore Galleries & Museums

The Lee Kong Chian National Museum is a natural history museum located within the National University of Singapore’s Kent Ridge Campus. It’s best known for housing the famous Raffles Natural History...

The Indian Heritage Centre is a cultural centre that displays the culture and rich heritage of Singaporeans of Indian heritage. A visit to the centre helps you trace the history and growth of the Indian community in...

The Kranji War Memorial was built as a memorial to the men and women who lost their lives defending Malaysia and Singapore from the invading Japanese military forces during World War II. The United Kingdom, Sri Lanka...

Singapore has developed to become one of the most visited tourism sites in the world and one of the most popular museum attractions is Reflections at Bukit Chandu. Bukit Chandu simply means Opium Hill, derived from an...

The Sun Yat Sen Memorial Hall, sometimes referred to as Wan Qing Yuan, is a popular attraction located in Balestier. The two-storeyed villa is a heritage institution recognised by the National Heritage Board for its...

The Intan is an iconic museum in Singapore, and a unique cultural attraction in the region. This museum, whose name translates to ‘My Rose Cut Diamond’, is a stunning collection of antiques that best reflect...

Come and experience the rich culture, history and heritage of the Malay Singaporeans at the Malay Heritage Centre Singapore. Since its opening in 2005, the Malay Heritage Centre has quickly become a popular tourist...

The BCA Gallery is an interactive and multi-sensory museum established by the Building and Construction Authority in Singapore. The main focus of the museum is to educate the public about the history, progress, and...

The National University of Singapore (NUS) is the country’s flagship university and a top global educational institution in Asia. It has consistently been featured on many lists of the world’s best schools...

The Eurasian Heritage Centre is an important cultural attraction that showcases the history of Singapore’s Eurasian community. Eurasians are one of the four primary ethnicities in the city-state, and they are also...

The Woodbridge Museum is a repository of artefacts, documents, and photos collected from the infamous mental institution known as the Woodbridge Hospital. It traces the history of mental health services and methods used...

The Vintage Camera Museum is a unique attraction in Singapore for camera collectors and photography enthusiasts. The entrance to the building itself takes on the shape of a lens, and as you enter, you will be taken to a...

Tan Teng Niah is a historic Singapore building known for being the last remaining Chinese villa in Little India. A visit to this institution tells the story of olden days when Chinese settlers first came to Singapore...

The Singapore Maritime Gallery is a repository of the country’s rich maritime heritage. Come to learn about how Singapore’s maritime trade originated, and how it evolved throughout the years to become an...

The Police Heritage Centre showcases the rich history of the Singapore Police Force while highlighting their significant contributions to public safety. Opened back in 2002, the centre takes visitors on an enlightening...

The NUS Museum is located within the National University of Singapore and is Singapore’s oldest university museum. Located in the main campus of the university, the fascinating collections focus on Asian...

The Ministry of Education (MOE) Heritage Centre is a national museum that serves as a repository for materials showcasing the education history of Singapore. It’s a popular attraction for teachers, aspiring...

The National Design Centre is an important arts and cultural institution in Singapore, which also houses the headquarters of the DesignSingapore Council. It is one of the primary gathering spots for creative businesses...

The IRAS Gallery is an educational museum that shares the story of Singapore’s tax system, which is one of the most efficient in the world. The gallery is owned and operated by the IRAS (Inland Revenue Authority...

The Home Team Academy Gallery is a museum showcasing the heritage and achievements of the homeland security agents, the Home Team Departments, as well as the Statutory Boards. These are comprised of the Singapore Police...

LIVINGSPACE (also known as the HDB Gallery) is a gallery & museum that highlights the history and contributions of public housing in Singapore. It features interactive, self-exploratory, and multi-sensory exhibits...

The Fuk Tak Chi Museum was Singapore’s very first street museum. It was erected in 1824 by the Hakka to initially serve as a temple honouring Tua Pek Kong, catering to the Taoist and Confucianist community of the...

The Chinese Heritage Centre is an important institution in Singapore dedicated to Chinese culture and community. With around 76% of the Singaporean population being Chinese, they are an essential demographic that has...

Art Retreat is the first private museum in Singapore showcasing an extensive collection of modern European and Asian artworks created by renowned artists. The museum was founded in 2003 by Indonesian collector, Kwee...