Singapore City Gallery

The museum is thoughtfully put together and intriguing despite having no admission fee. It was insightful reading about Singapore’s history and transformation, especially since I moved away in 2008. If you’re in the area, definitely stop by. The intricate model of Singapore’s central area is impressive. There are toilet facilities, although tucked away in a far corner on the second storey.

Visited with family during the year-end school holidays. Not crowded, a very pleasant experience. We enjoyed learning about Singapore’s the development and its future plans. The building models were impressive and we could admire them from a very close distance. Will need to hold young children to prevent them from falling onto the models. We also had fun comparing Singapore’s land area and population to other cities on an interactive screen. Overall, highly recommended for locals and tourists.

This museum was AMAZING. It had a bunch of interactive activities that were very fun, and let you learn about cities and much more. My favorite was a game where you had to sort the trash, it was very interesting. There was also a game about a city that was small but had many people, and you had to help it be a good city by not building to many roads, otherwise it would be polluted, and have lots of traffic jams. Next to that, you could build your own road! Finally, at the end, there was a mini Singapore! The buildings were really detailed, and there was a AR thing that you could play. There was also a drawing of Singapore that an artist painted BY MEMORY!!! If you’re in Singapore near this place, I really advise you to come here. Not only is it not very crowded, but there is a hawker center across the road where you can eat. Super fun!