Getting Around
The museum is easily accessible via public transport, located in the Civic District.





The National Museum of Singapore, established in 1849, stands as the oldest museum in the country, offering a comprehensive look into Singapore's art, culture, and history. Situated in the Civic District, this museum is a national monument, showcasing a wide array of exhibits including sculptures, paintings, and archaeological finds. It provides an educational experience for visitors, highlighting the key events and figures that have shaped the nation. Admission is complimentary for Singaporean citizens and permanent residents, making it an accessible cultural landmark for all.
The National Museum of Singapore, established in 1849, stands as the oldest museum in the country, offering a comprehensive look into Singapore's art, culture, and history. Situated in the Civic District, this museum is a national monument, showcasing a wide array of exhibits including sculptures, paintings, and archaeological finds. It provides an educational experience for visitors, highlighting the key events and figures that have shaped the nation. Admission is complimentary for Singaporean citizens and permanent residents, making it an accessible cultural landmark for all.
Oldest museum in Singapore since 1849.
Located in the Civic District at Stamford Road.
Exhibits on Singapore's social history.
Designated as a national monument in 1992.
Complimentary admission for citizens and residents.
Close access to other cultural landmarks in the Civic District.
Rich cultural heritage with diverse exhibits.
Offers educational programs and guided tours.
The museum is easily accessible via public transport, located in the Civic District.
Explore nearby local eateries for a taste of Singaporean cuisine after your visit.
History buffs and cultural explorers.
SGD $
English, Mandarin, Malay
Tourists, Locals, Family, Educational
Photography is allowed in most areas, so bring your camera to capture the exhibits.