National Museum of Singapore

Explore the National Museum of Singapore – home to numerous historical artifacts and exhibits. Dating all the way back to 1887, the National Museum of Singapore is the country’s oldest museum and a cultural and architectural landmark. Despite its rich historical background, the museum’s galleries have adopted the latest cutting edge display techniques that redefine the traditional museum experience. From humble beginnings to the present day metropolis, you’ll learn about everything from daily life to the rapid development of this island nation over 700 years of Singapore history. The National Museum of Singapore hosts a variety of exhibitions, festivals, film screenings and thought-provoking performances all year round – so you are sure to witness a truly great event during your visit.

• Explore over 1,700 historical and cultural artifacts at Singapore’s oldest museum, founded in 1887
• Journey through 700 years of Singapore’s history from the island’s development to everyday life
• Attend one of the many thought-provoking exhibitions and events taking place at the museum
• Enjoy museums? Visit the Malay Heritage Centre, Indian Heritage Centre or Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall and get to know more about the history behind Singapore’s local communities

• 10:00am-7:00pm, daily
• Last admission to Glass Rotunda at 6:15pm
• Last admission to all other galleries at 6:30pm

• Address: 93 Stamford Road, Singapore 178897
• By bus: YMCA bus stop or Singapore Management University bus stop
• By MRT: Bras Basah MRT Station (5 minute walk), Dhoby Ghaut MRT Station (5 minute walk), City Hall MRT Station (10 minute walk)
• Limited parking facilities are available at the National Museum. Other parking facilities are available at YMCA, Park Mall, Singapore Management University and Fort Canning Park

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