Peranakan Museum

Name: Peranakan Museum - Klook
Brand: Klook
SKU: 146520
Price: 8.15 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (40 reviews)

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Suggested duration1-2 hour(s)

39 Armenian St, Singapore 179941

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Admission ticket to Peranakan Museum Permanent Galleries

For foreign nationals only

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€ 8.15

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4.5 / 5

Fantastic

40 reviews

Maria ******

2026/01/14

Fantastic 5.0

Easy purchase for tickets to permanent exhibition at Peranakan Museum. An enjoyable experience learning about the Peranakan culture in Singapore. Joyce, a volunteer guide was very informative and shared some of her childhood experiences from her peranakan culture during the free guided tour. Clean toilet facilities and lift access to all floors.

Regina ******

2025/05/16

Fantastic 5.0

wonderful experience of guided tour. don't miss out the snow white batik and the kebaya nyonyas as well as the teak furnitures with carved out details. thank you.

VALENTINO ******

2025/09/06

Fantastic 5.0

The experience is good. Alot of peranakan artifacts on display. Just pay extra if you Want to see the beautiful batik Nonya exhibition

Kenneth *****

2025/06/07

Great 4.0

Very small & niche museum, regarding the culture of how immigrant communities such as the Chinese, incorporate other cultures into their way of life. Ticket was very easy to use. A ticket with a QR code is sent to you. All you need to do is show the staff, they will scan it and will give you a sticker you can put on your clothing to show you have paid for a ticket.

Tung ******

2026/02/04

Fantastic 5.0

I learned a lot about the background and culture of the local Peranakan Chinese here. The museum has a souvenir shop, as well as restrooms and water fountains. The staff can speak Chinese or English. I recommend spending two to three hours visiting.

thachanun **************

2026/04/16

Fantastic 5.0

It's beautiful, and I was surprised by the 100-year-old pieces, which are in remarkably perfect condition. The place is clean, the air conditioning is cool, the restrooms are spotless, and the staff are all smiles.

Ron *******

2026/06/02

Fantastic 5.0

The Peranakan Museum is a beautiful and meaningful place to visit in Singapore. It shows the rich culture, history, and traditions of the Peranakan community through clothing, jewelry, ceramics, furniture, and old photographs. The exhibits are well-arranged and easy to understand, making it interesting even for first-time visitors. I liked how the museum explains the mix of Chinese, Malay, Indian, and European influences in Peranakan life. The building itself is also elegant and peaceful. Overall, the Peranakan Museum is worth visiting because it helps you appreciate Singapore’s multicultural heritage in a simple, educational, and enjoyable way.

Rafael *******

2026/04/05

Fantastic 5.0

Easy access because of the digital ticket, very convenient, educational, helpful staff. Location is accessible too.

Guide

The Peranakan Museum showcases the rich culture of Peranakan communities in Southeast Asia with a comprehensive collection of artifacts.
It reopened on February 17, 2023, after nearly four years of renovation, featuring refreshed galleries and an enhanced visitor experience.
The museum explores Peranakan identity through themes of origins, home, and style, integrating contemporary art, fashion, and design.

The Peranakan Museum explores the culture of Peranakan communities in Southeast Asia and possesses one of the finest and most comprehensive public collections of Peranakan objects.

Its permanent galleries feature exceptional objects from Peranakan material culture, complemented by a contemporary exhibition design. This design incorporates expressions of Peranakan culture, by way of works of contemporary art, fashion, design and craft, created by local and regional artists, artisans and designers, and inserted into every gallery.

The museum spans three floors, exploring Peranakan life through themes related to origins, home, and style as aspects of identity. Community interviews, recorded demonstrations, art commissions, and other contemporary expressions of Peranakan culture provide a multi-faceted experience for visitors, encouraging them to ask themselves: "what is Peranakan?".