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Asian Civilisations Museum and Peranakan Museum
Opened in 1997, the Asian Civilisations Museum began at Armenian Street with two-thirds of its gallery space devoted to Chinese civilizations. After its focus turned to the Peranakan culture, the museum closed and was re-opened as the Peranakan Museum, which still operates under the Asian Civilizations Museum. In 2003, the ACM unveiled its collection in the restored Empress Place Building.

Combination admission rates for each museum are available. Group tours of each museum can be reserved in advance.

Asian Civilisations Museum
At 14,000 square meters, the museum's 11 galleries house over 1,300 pieces from civilizations in China, Southeast Asia, South Asia, West Asia and the Middle East. Read more

Peranakan Museum
Referring to the communities of "locally born" people in Southeast Asia, Peranakan culture includes the Peranakan Chinese, Chitty Melaka and Jawi Peranakans. Read more

Images of Singapore
Traveling through Singapore's history, guests can explore a number of exhibitions that detail key periods of the nation's past, including colonial Singapore and Japanese occupation. Read more

MINT Museum of Toys
The five-story MINT (Moment of Imagination and Nostalgia with Toys) Museum of Toys is sure to delight children and adults alike with its stunning collection of over 50,000 toys. Read more

National Museum of Singapore
After three years of redevelopment, the museum opened in 2006 as the largest museum in Singapore. Read more

Singapore Art Museum
Housed in a stunning restored 19th century mission school, the Singapore Art Museum has the largest public collection of modern Southeast Asian art.
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