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Art

Art doesn’t have to be found on the walls of a gallery. While Singapore certainly has its share of world-class museums, exhibitions and art spaces, it’s also home to a wealth of street art and iconic wall murals.

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Piece of the Berlin Wall

From 1961 to 1989, the Berlin Wall was a guarded concrete barrier that physically and ideologically divided Berlin. On August 13, 1961, the German Democratic Republic began construction on the wall. West Berlin was blocked off from the rest of East Germany, including East Berlin, by the Berlin Wall.

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The Parkview Museum Singapore

The Parkview Museum is a private gallery that exhibits modern art. The Salvador Dali collection, the largest outside of Spain, is its claim to fame. It houses a diverse collection of artworks by both Western and Asian masters. In large venues, alternating shows are shown on stunning 6-metre-high walls.

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Gillman Barracks

International art galleries, cafés, and the NTU Centre for Modern Art Singapore are all housed in preserved colonial barracks in Singapore's Gillman Barracks contemporary arts district.

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MINT Museum of Toys

A unique private collection of vintage toys and memorabilia that would gratify any nostalia from childhood! Astro Boy, Batman, Teddy Bears, and a wide range of comics are among the favorites amassed over many years.

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SINGAPORE MUSICAL BOX MUSEUM

Looking for something different to do in Singapore? Singapore Musical Box Museum is a hidden gem with offers that will please both young and old. From the inner workings of the first boxes to the more complex multi-instrumental larger boxes, learn about the evolution of musical boxes.

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Mad Nest

A combination of framed paintings, pictures, and even dried bouquets adorn the café's walls, all created by aspiring artists from schools such as Temasek Polytechnic and Raffles Institution.

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Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum

Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum is another name on the list of finest places to visit in Jurong East, Singapore. Plant species, orchids, animal fossils, and human fossils are among the 2000 artefacts and artifacts on show at this museum dedicated to the history of living organisms. Millions of people visit the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum each year.

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Ford Motor Factory

Return to the year 1941. Following its arrival on our shores in 1926, the Ford Motor Company established its manufacturing in Bukit Timah. It was Ford's first motorcar manufacturing plant in Southeast Asia during its heyday. 

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Chinese Opera Museum

At Kampong Glam, you'll be immersed in culture as you enter the world of Chinese opera. This is due to the beautiful costumes, historical data, and images of prior performances by Chinese opera troupes in the city adorning its walls. This small museum has everything from Cantonese and Teochew opera to Hokkien and Yue opera.

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