Raffles Hotel
1 Beach Road, Singapore
Historic hotel in a classic colonial style, was built in the heart of Singapore in 1887. Old building is one of the attractions and a symbol of Singapore. It features an old yard, tropical garden, Victorian-style theater and a
Singapore Philatelic Museum
23-B Coleman Street, Singapore
Museum of Stamps and postal history of Singapore was opened in 1995. In addition to the permanent exhibits, the museum offers a variety of exhibitions of private collections of
Asian Civilisations Museum
1 Empress Place Singapore
One of the first museums in Southeast Asia, talks about the major Asian cultures. Particular attention is paid to the coverage of Culture of China, Southeast Asia, South Asia and West Asia, and the regions from which the major ethnic groups in
Istana
Orchard Road, Singapore
The palace and park complex Istana - the current residence of the President of Singapore. The facade of the palace is decorated with columns, carved ornaments and semi-circular arches. ISTA around a garden, paved alleys and equip a
Singapore Discovery Centre
510 Upper Jurong Road, Singapore
Discovery Center is located on the territory of the Singapore Military Academy. Since 1988, its galleries tell visitors about the history of the armed
Science Centre Singapore
15 Science Centre Road, Singapore
Science Center - a museum dedicated to modern advances in science and technology. Of particular interest is the exhibition of a giant model of the human body. As you can enter the body through the nose and see the structure of the internal
Baba House
157 Neil Road, Singapore
Baba House - a well-preserved two-story house, built in 1920 for a wealthy Peranakan family. Everything is real - furniture, decoration, furnishings. The museum in the Bab-house shows how Singaporeans lived in the last
Singapore Art Museum
71 Bras Basah Road, Singapore
More than 7,700 exhibits of contemporary art presented in the halls of the Singapore Art
Peranakan Museum
39 Armenian Street, Singapore
Peranakantsky museum tells the story of the confluence of Chinese, Malay and Indonesian cultures. Visitors to the museum will learn about the history and traditions, ceremonies, weddings and tea parties. Galleries tell us about religion, commerce, politics and social life
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