Trace the development of the Republic of Singapore Air Force from its early days the Royal Air Force in 1927 to the present.

Singapore's first private museum of modern Asian and European art.

One of Singapore's largest and grandest museum, the Asian Civilisations Museum traces more than 5,000 years of our ancestral culture.

Relive a past era when Chinese immigrants risked their lives crossing the South China Sea for a better tomorrow in Singapore.

A treasure trove of discoveries about the Chinese venturing outside of their motherland in China awaits you.

This oldest existing fire station in Singapore reveals the developments of civil defence in Singapore from the 19th century till today.

Singapore's only preserved coastal fortress has both indoor and outdoor exhibitions, allowing visitors a glimpse into Singapore's colonial past.

One of the oldest temples in Singapore, this Chinese temple began as a small shrine set up by Hakka and Cantonese immigrants in 1824.

The GHC chronicles the history of grassroots organisations through a rich array of grassroots artefacts, historical accounts, pictures, audio reels and exhibits.

Explore a unique healthy lifestyle exhibition centre by the Health Promotion Board.

Hua Song Museum

Experience the real magic behind the history of Singapore ! The revamped Images of Singapore attraction is a one-stop venue showcasing Singapore ’s history, culture and values. Here, legend, fact and folklore are creatively interwoven to offer guests a memorable journey to the very soul of Singapore.

Experience our Malays' immensely rich cultural legacy in this regal compound, which was a former king's palace.

Learn about the background of World War II in Malaya and how people lived during the Occupation. Journey with the many faces who lend a voice to these bittersweet but important memories which are lessons for the future.

Whether you are a child at heart or an avid toy collector, The Mint Museum of Toys has something for everyone. Housed in a contemporary five-storey building, it boasts a rich mix of nostalgia, education and inspiration.

The first museum in the world to exhibit vintage oriental toys. Founded by Mr Marvin Chan, an avid Chinese toys collector, MoST boasts an extensive collection of toys that originated from Shanghai, China, from the period of 1910s to 1970s.

This Museum documents the history of modern medical care in Singapore from 1819 with the arrival of Sir Stamford Raffles and other artefacts from the past.

Check out the Library's exhibition and gallery spaces to view exhibitions related to their library collections and themes.

The National Museum is Singapore's oldest museum with the youngest and most innovative soul.

Nei Xue Tang operates under the House Museum scheme, which allows prominent collectors to show their private collections in their homes. The pre-war house displaying the collection is an architectural attraction.

Discover the importance of water and NEWater's role as one of our Four National Taps. Together with a lively and vibrant virtual guide, Wave, professional tour guides bring the visitors through the NEWater journey in an entertaining and educational way. The centre also uses multimedia shows and interactive games to enhance the NEWater learning experience.

Ngee Ann Kongsi Collections, permanently houses the art collection of the Kongsi. It aims to support and encourage Teochew artists in their artistic endeavours.

A memorable experience of ancient culture and contemporary Asian artworks awaits you at NUS Museum.

Experience the unique culture of the Peranakan, an eclectic community that can only be found in Southeast Asia.

Housed in the Police Headquarters at New Phoenix Park, Irrawaddy Road, the centre aims to create awareness of the genesis, developmental milestones and progress of the Singapore Police Force (SPF) over 2 centuries. Be immersed in an enriching learning journey that details SPF's role in Nation Building.

Get out of the urban jungle and into the amazing world of animal and plant samples, numbering over 500,000 at the museum.

The red dot design museum is the physical embodiment of the red dot design awards, an exclusive exhibition venue for red dot design award winners. It is here that products and brands communicate their design excellence and differentiate themselves from the mediocre.

Battle through the Japanese invasion of Singapore from 7th to 15th February 1942 at this World War II Interpretative Centre.

Enjoy, explore and experience modern and contemporary art in one of the most exquisite location in town.

Be captivated by an amazing bird's eye view of Singapore's central hub - not from the top of a skyscraper - but a finely detailed architectural model measuring a mere 11 by 11 metre. Singapore City Gallery which is formerly known as URA Gallery.

Comprising five main galleries over some 4500 square metres, the new Centre tells the Singapore Story with even more exciting interactive and multi-sensory exhibits.

Singapore General Hospital Museum

Singapore Philatelic Museum

Meet Singapore's sporting legends like Quah Kim Song, Ang Peng Siong and others at this museum located at the West Entrance of the National Stadium.

Built in the late 19th century, the father of 1911 Chinese Revolution, Dr Sun Yat Sen, used to reside in this two-storey bungalow whenever he visited Singapore.

Tan Tock Seng Hospital Heritage Museum

This used to be the largest underground military operations complex in Singapore during the World War II.

The Changi Museum

Experience life at the seas at this museum whose building resembles a ship's interior, and sail through the customs and development of our naval defenders.

Explore the history of mental health services in Singapore via artefacts, documents, and photographs from the old Woodbridge Hospital in Yio Chu Kang.