JakaAlthough a bit sceptical about the The museum is well documented and recreates some scenes of the past to make the experience pleasant for all.
Discover the Biggest Museum in Singapore
a week ago
Went on a Saturday, was able to get a ticket on spot . It’s a good place to learn about Singapore history and growth . There was a special show kept at the basement, I wouldn’t recommend going for it ( additional charges for it which was not worth ) rest all where great show .
ArtScience Museum
- Address: 6 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018974
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- Rating: 4.5 (14080)
- Phone: +65 6688 8888
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- Opening hours:
Monday: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PMTuesday: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PMWednesday: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PMThursday: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PMFriday: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PMSaturday: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PMSunday: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM - Reviews:
a week agoA fun place for kids. There are several exhibitions inside like The Future World, Mars Mission, etc. Make sure you experience all. Visit early in the morning to avoid crowds. They have a cafe in the entrance and souvenirs in the exit. A good place to spend time with kids. It usually takes an hour to complete an exhibition, where you can draw and exhibit on the big screens. Of course It’s an arts and science museum lah!2 weeks agoWe came on a Friday when the child enters with paying adults . It worked well for us . This is an amazing museum. I would recommend the exhibition when arts meets science since is the most interactive one . The adults had as much fun as the children . Buy the tickets online and go straight to the exhibition. Internet everywhere . The building has internet and nice restrooms . All very clean and organized . Loved it !!a month agoWe visited the ArtScience museum for the Mars exhibition, and it was pretty interesting. The exhibit focused on humanity’s changing perception of Mars, from ancient times to science fiction days to today’s view of it as a possible habitat. The exhibit wasn’t bad—the artwork, exemplars of texts and video concepts were well done, however, it is an exhibit that would be boring for kids, and that is mostly applicable to history. The end of the exhibit is really nice though, with the current astronomical actions taken on mars.a month agoWe were excited to visit the museum after getting complementary tickets to the three exhibit due to MBS Elite perks, but I was very disappointed by the staff’s behaviour. As a local, I felt like they treated me and my partner differently from the foreign visitors. The receptionist was very friendly and helpful to the white couple who entered before us, greeted with gusto and full enthusiasm “hello sir how can I help you” and proactively attend to their needs. But when it was our turn, he barely looked at us and seemed bored. He didn’t even offer us anything and told us to go ahead. It was like he didn’t want us there. Another instance was when we were at the LED lights section, there was a white mother with her son who was taking a lot of pictures and blocking the view. A staff member came over and helped them take more pictures, even suggesting different poses and angles. He then told us to move along and make space for others, without offering us the same service. He didn’t even smile or apologize.I felt like the staff were biased and rude to us, even though we are of the same race as the staff. It was very upsetting and ruined our experience. I don’t think I will visit this museum again, or recommend it to anyone. It’s a shame, because the exhibits were actually quite unique and somewhat deep.in the last weekWe visited the Future World exhibition. This had a number of visually stunning installations, often with mesmerising interactive elements. Some parts were more focused on children, but even these were a joy to marvel at for the bigger ones. Only drawback was the price, which was quite high in comparison to other musea
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- Address: Singapore 178957
- Map: Click here
- Rating: 4.6 (13790)
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- Address: 1 Empress Pl, Singapore 179555
- Map: Click here
- Rating: 4.6 (5168)
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- Address: 39 Armenian St, Singapore 179941
- Map: Click here
- Rating: 4.4 (1795)
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- Address: 26 Seah St, Singapore 188382
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- Rating: 4.5 (1343)
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- Address: 2 Conservatory Dr, Singapore 117377
- Map: Click here
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