National Museum of Singapore Ticket

Yes. You can request to cancel & refund your booking at any time before your voucher is used.

For more information on how to request a refund, please refer to this article!

This is an open-dated voucher - meaning you may use your voucher on any date within your voucher validity period, which is months.

Your voucher validity is stated in the "How to Use > Usage Validity" section of your voucher.

Yes! Please exchange your Klook vouchers for a physical ticket at the counter.

You can take a taxi, bus, or the MRT to reach the National Museum of Singapore at 93 Stamford Road.

By Bus:

• Take bus 64 or 65 to the YMCA bus stop and walk approximately 120 meters.
• Take bus 131, 147, 166, or 857 to the Singapore Management University (SMU) bus stop on Stamford Road and walk about 136 meters.

By MRT:

• Downtown Line: Alight at Bencoolen Station (DT21) and walk 350 meters along Bencoolen Street.
• Circle Line: Alight at Bras Basah Station (CC2) and walk 250 meters via Bras Basah Road and Bencoolen Street.
• Circle/North-East/North-South Line: Alight at Dhoby Ghaut Station (CC1/NE6/NS24) and walk 450 meters via Orchard Road.
• East-West/North-South Line: Alight at City Hall Station (EW13/NS25) and walk 600 meters along Stamford Road.

Yes, the Singapore National Museum offers guided tours of the Singapore History Gallery. Each guided tour will take you through the different eras of Singapore's history.

The Singapore History Gallery guided tour lasts approximately one hour.

The Raffles Library is an integral part of the museum, housing a wealth of knowledge on Singapore's history. It serves as a repository for the Singapore history collection, offering a diverse range of resources for those eager to explore the nation's past.

The National Museum of Singapore boasts a captivating architectural style that seamlessly blends the old with the new. The museum building reflects a harmonious fusion of Singapore's colonial era with modern extensions, creating a unique and iconic structure.

The museum building began redevelopment on its existing site began as part of the local government's commitment to preserving national heritage. The architecture honors the historical context of the site while incorporating contemporary elements.

The National Museum of Singapore, under the National Heritage Board, plays a crucial role in preserving and narrating the nation's heritage. It is a dynamic cultural institution that engages visitors in the vibrant story of Singapore's evolution.

While the museum does showcase aspects of Singapore's colonial era, its exhibits are comprehensive, covering the nation's history from its early days to contemporary times. The diverse narratives offer a well-rounded understanding of Singapore's development.

The museum's commitment to preserving history is evident in its extensive Singapore history collection, making it a natural choice for history enthusiasts seeking a deep dive into the nation's past.

The National Museum of Singapore is under the purview of the National Heritage Board, an organization dedicated to preserving and promoting Singapore's heritage. Together, they work to ensure the nation's rich history is accessible and celebrated.