A public museum dedicated to the art, culture, and history of Singapore, it is the oldest museum in the country's history.

Named after the famous Chinese businessman and philanthropist Lee Kong Chian, the museum houses over one million specimens, including dinosaur skeletons, rare plants, and the renowned sperm whale specimen.

The world's largest public art collection in the East Asia region, particularly Southeast Asian art, with over 9,000 pieces in its collection.

A historical site on Sentosa Island, it was set up by the British military to defend against sea attacks, witnessing the military development of Singapore.

One of Singapore's four major museums, the museum is a pioneer in the study of Asia's diverse cultures and histories.

Explore how the Indian community has taken root in the land of Singapore.

The only institution in Singapore meticulously recreating the original shophouse residence of the 1950s, authentically showcasing the lives of early residents of Chinatown.

A dedicated museum showcasing the diverse cultural heritage of the Peranakan community, serving as a sister museum to the Asian Civilisations Museum.