Friday: 10:00-21:00
Saturday-Thursday: 10:00-19:00
Last admission: 30 minutes before closing
National Gallery Singapore
Monday – Sunday: 10:00-19:00
Last admission: 30 mins before closing
Asian Civilisations Museum
Saturday - Thursday: 10:00-19:00
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Asian Civilisations Museum, 1, Empress Place, Civic District, Central, Singapore, Singapore
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Eligibility
- Important: Infants and children must be included in the passenger headcount
- Free for children aged 0-6
- National Gallery Singapore
- Singaporeans, students and teachers at local institutions, including Singapore-based international schools, can enter for free. Present your student or teacher card at Visitor Services Counters at level 1 Coleman entrance and Padang Atrium to get your Gallery Pass.
- Concession refers to foreign students, children (7 to 12 years) and seniors (60 years and above)
- Asian Civilisations Museum
- Concession refers to Students (with valid student pass), Senior Citizens (60 yrs and above with valid ID)
- *Valid identification to be presented at the museum at the time of redemption.
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- National Gallery Singapore
- Singapore Citizens and PRs can attend Permanent Galleries for free
- Student ticket must present valid ID
- The museum regularly offers free guided tours. Check the official website for more information
- Bags may be subject to inspection for security reasons
- The use of selfie sticks and tripods are also not permitted in the galleries
- Asian Civilisations Museum
- All children must be accompanied by adults at all times
- Keeping your voices low will allow everyone to enjoy the galleries
- Please refrain from touching any artefacts on open display. Touching artefacts, paintings, or works are prohibited as oil from fingers will contaminate and eventually destroy the artefacts
- Your safety is important to us. Please do not lean on showcases as they can break under pressure. Please do not run in the museum as this may cause our artefacts to be knocked over
- Please eat or drink outside the museum. Our galleries need to be kept clean from food, spillage and pests
- Photography without flash and videography are permitted in the galleries
- Entry is subject to the museum's prevailing Terms and Conditions of Entry
- Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the venue
- Photography is allowed, but taking videos and photos for commercial purposes, as well as the live broadcasting of the show is strictly prohibited
- Flash photography is prohibited inside the venue
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- The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)
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- Present your mobile voucher
- Present your voucher and exchange it for a physical ticket
Address
- National Gallery Singapore
- 1 St. Andrew's Rd Singapore 178957 (The Gallery has two main entrances: the Coleman Street entrance and the Padang Atrium entrance, facing the Padang)
- Asian Civilisations Museum
- 1 Empress Place Singapore 179555
How to get there
- National Gallery Singapore
- By taxi: A taxi stand is located at the Gallery's Coleman Street entrance, which is accessible by turning right at the end of Supreme Court Lane; next closest taxi stands are located at The Adelphi and Funan DigitaLife Mall
- By MRT: City Hall station: exit B, the Gallery is approximately a 7 minute walk from City Hall MRT station via the Art Connector or Clarke Quay station: exit E and enjoy a leisurely 10 minute stroll along the Singapore River to the Gallery. Alternatively, you can go to Raffles Place: exit B, the Gallery is approximately a 10 minute walk away through the business district
- By bus: 63, 51, 80, 32, 851 stop opposite Peninsula Place, the Coleman Street entrance is a 5 minute walk away or 195 and 961 stop at Parliament Place, walk round the corner to the front of the building to get to the Padang Atrium entrance or 61, 124, 145, 166, 174, 197 stop opposite The Treasury Building on North Bridge Road, the Padang Atrium entrance is approximately a 7 minute walk away. Alternatively, you may use 75, 100, 107, 130, 131, 167 stop in front of Victoria Concert Hall, the Gallery is approximately a 5 minute walk away
- By car: Cars can drop-off and pick-up passengers at the Coleman Street entrance, which is accessible by turning right at the end of Supreme Court Lane. Entrance to the Gallery's car park is on the far right of Coleman Street; access by turning left before St. Andrew's Cathedral from the left lane of St Andrew's Road
- Asian Civilisations Museum
- By bus: The Asian Civilisations Museum is a 2-minute walk from the Fullerton Square bus stop (03011), via bus services 10, 10e, 57, 70, 75, 100, 107, 128, 130, 131, 162, 167, 196, 196e, 700, 850E, 868, 951E, and 971E
- By train: The Asian Civilisations Museum is a 5-minute walk from Raffles Place MRT station (Exit H)
- By car: Drivers can reach the Asian Civilisations Museum via a road behind Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall, off Fullerton Road near Anderson Bridge. Public parking is available at the basement car park of the New Parliament House, at Six Battery Road and at One Fullerton across from the Fullerton Hotel
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Reviews
4.8 / 5
Fantastic
370 reviews
WU *****
2026/08/12
Fantastic 5.0
The exhibits and introductions are very rich. The video of salvaged shipwreck artifacts is breathtaking. The air conditioning is comfortable, making it a great place to spend an entire afternoon. Booking tickets through Klook allowed us to purchase and use them on the same day. We simply showed the QR code to the museum staff at the entrance, received a sticker, and entered without any waiting. It was very convenient.
Klook User
2026/08/03
Fantastic 5.0
experience: so much things to see! The overall ambience in the museum is very pleasant. You can really see the weight of time here and how precious ancient artifacts are.
Klook User
2025/10/29
Fantastic 5.0
It's a good place to come in and enjoy the air conditioning. The exhibits aren't that extensive, especially if you've seen Asian artifacts at the Southern Branch of the National Palace Museum in Taiwan – there aren't many highlights here. However, the surrounding area is great for taking photos and going for a stroll.
Klook User
2025/07/29
Fantastic 5.0
incredible experience! so cool and many things to see!
Jane *******
2025/12/27
Fantastic 5.0
it’s clean and very educational
Rian *******
2025/04/28
Great 4.0
Good museum, very interesting and lots of cool artworks! Slightly confusing layout
Klook User
2025/05/13
Fantastic 5.0
Got this ticket for free and it is a good place to visit to escape from the heat or hide from the rain. They have a kids' area near the entrance based on the theme of the special exhibition, which was pagoda when we visited.
Jasmin *****
2025/04/07
Fantastic 5.0
Got free admissions to this place and I genuinely was not expecting anything since I initially wanted to visit a diff one. This was a PLEASANT surprise. make sure to do the VR experience on the second floor! its right after the staircase.
Guide
- The Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM) is located along the Singapore River. It focuses on the many historical connections between cultures and civilisations in Asia, and between Asia and the world.
- As the only museum in Asia with a pan-Asian scope, ACM is devoted to exploring the rich artistic heritage of Asia through our outstanding collection of masterpieces, and through ground-breaking special exhibitions.
- Singapore’s history as a port city that brought people together from all over the world is used as a means of examining the history of Asia. Objects on display tell stories of the trade and the exchange of ideas that were the result of international commerce, as well as the flow of religions and faith through Asia.
The Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM) is located along the Singapore River. It focuses on the many historical connections between cultures and civilisations in Asia, and between Asia and the world.
As the only museum in Asia with a pan-Asian scope, ACM is devoted to exploring the rich artistic heritage of Asia through our outstanding collection of masterpieces, and through ground-breaking special exhibitions.
Singapore’s history as a port city that brought people together from all over the world is used as a means of examining the history of Asia. Objects on display tell stories of the trade and the exchange of ideas that were the result of international commerce, as well as the flow of religions and faith through Asia.
FAQs
What makes the Asian Civilisations Museum unique in its focus on ancient cultures?
ACM stands out for its comprehensive exploration of ancestral cultures, including a special emphasis on ancient religions and artifacts such as those found in the Tang Shipwreck Cargo exhibit, showcasing the maritime trade routes of the past.
How can I conveniently reach the Asian Civilisations Museum, and are there transportation options available?
ACM is conveniently located in the Civic District of Singapore. Visitors can access the museum by various transportation options, including the MRT (Mass Rapid Transit). The nearest MRT stations are Raffles Place and City Hall. Additionally, several bus routes serve the area. For those preferring a scenic route, the museum is also accessible by walking along the picturesque Singapore River. The central location ensures that visitors can easily incorporate their museum visit into their exploration of the city. Nearby, there are also cafes and restaurants, providing amenities for a well-rounded cultural experience.
Can you provide information about the Tao Nan School Building at the ACM?
The Tao Nan School Building is an integral part of ACM, housing the museum's offices and contributing to the overall experience. Visitors can explore the historical significance of this building within the Civic District.
Are there English tours available for visitors interested in a guided experience?
Yes, ACM offers English tours to enhance the visitor experience. These tours provide in-depth insights into the exhibits, including temporary exhibitions, and the diverse cultures represented in the museum.
What role does the Raffles Library play in the ACM's offerings?
The Raffles Library is a valuable resource at ACM, contributing to the museum's exploration of global trade and West Asian cultures. It adds an academic dimension to the museum's commitment to education and research.
Can you tell us more about the annual River Nights event at the ACM?
River Nights is an annual event hosted by ACM, providing a unique cultural experience along the Singapore River. It showcases the museum's commitment to engaging the public through diverse and vibrant activities.
How does ACM highlight the significance of global trade in Asian history?
ACM features exhibits and artifacts that underscore the historical importance of global trade in Asia. The Tang Shipwreck Cargo, for example, offers a glimpse into the maritime trade networks that connected diverse cultures.
Does ACM regularly host temporary exhibitions?
Yes, Asian Civilisations Museum frequently hosts temporary exhibitions, allowing visitors to explore different facets of Asian cultures. These exhibitions contribute to the museum's dynamic and ever-evolving presentation of heritage and art.
What role does the Civic District play in the ACM experience?
The Civic District serves as a backdrop to ACM, enhancing the museum's cultural significance. Visitors can explore the district's historical and architectural richness in conjunction with their visit to the museum.
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- The Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM) is located along the Singapore River. It focuses on the many historical connections between cultures and civilisations in Asia, and between Asia and the world.
- As the only museum in Asia with a pan-Asian scope, ACM is devoted to exploring the rich artistic heritage of Asia through our outstanding collection of masterpieces, and through ground-breaking special exhibitions.
- Singapore’s history as a port city that brought people together from all over the world is used as a means of examining the history of Asia. Objects on display tell stories of the trade and the exchange of ideas that were the result of international commerce, as well as the flow of religions and faith through Asia.
The Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM) is located along the Singapore River. It focuses on the many historical connections between cultures and civilisations in Asia, and between Asia and the world.
As the only museum in Asia with a pan-Asian scope, ACM is devoted to exploring the rich artistic heritage of Asia through our outstanding collection of masterpieces, and through ground-breaking special exhibitions.
Singapore’s history as a port city that brought people together from all over the world is used as a means of examining the history of Asia. Objects on display tell stories of the trade and the exchange of ideas that were the result of international commerce, as well as the flow of religions and faith through Asia.