Dating back to 1887, the National Museum of Singapore, the nation’s oldest museum, combines its 19th-century colonial exterior with cutting-edge galleries to redefine the traditional museum experience. This cultural and architectural landmark takes visitors on a journey through 700 years of Singapore’s history, featuring over 1,700 artefacts in permanent galleries such as the Singapore History Gallery, Life in Singapore: The Past 100 Years Galleries, and Goh Seng Choo Gallery. The museum offers an enriching exploration of Singapore’s evolution, from a fishing village to a modern metropolis, with exhibits covering immigration, trade, and nation-building. Interactive displays, immersive multimedia experiences, and thought-provoking narratives make history accessible and engaging for all ages. Additionally, the museum hosts events, workshops, and performances celebrating Singaporean culture and fostering community dialogue. A visit to the National Museum of Singapore promises a memorable and insightful experience, resonating long after you leave its majestic halls.
National Museum Of Singapore
- Experience snapshots of daily life from different decades in the Life in Singapore Galleries.
- Trace Singapore’s evolution from Singapura to modern times in the Singapore History Gallery.
- Admire over 1,700 artifacts in permanent galleries like the Singapore History Gallery and Life in Singapore: The Past 100 Years Galleries.
- Explore 700 years of Singapore’s history at the National Museum, the nation’s oldest museum.
Opening Hours
- Open Daily, include Public and School Holiday
- Monday – Sunday: 10.00 am – 7.00 pm
- Last admission: Gallery 10 exhibition – 5.00 pm, Glass Rotunda exhibitions – 6.15 pm, other Galleries – 6.30 pm
Location
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National Museum Of Singapore
- 93 Stamford Road, Singapore 178897.
