Children's Museum Singapore

It's an extremely well-curated museum with interactive exhibits that toddlers would enjoy. It's a fun way to introduce Singapore's history in a hands-on and engaging manner. I had to explain to my son what a public payphone was for and what all the Milo tins hanging from stalls were about. Would recommend to plan ahead and book a slot in advance. They reset and clean the areas between each slot, so parents can also feel safe. It's free for Singaporeans. A word of caution though: the QR code ticket expires after 10 min from the allocated time slot and you will have to join the line for those without advance booking, so arrive early or on time.

I visited on Friday 22August 2025 for the 11am slot. Extremely impressed by the amazing detailed work & every activities are so engaging. My 4yo & I enjoyed all the activities there. I can name so many displays that “wow” me! I love that they are running strictly on time slot basis so everyone can enjoy the place without being overly crowded. I can tell there was a lot of effort put into maintaining this space. I really hope people don’t take it for granted. I can’t wait to visit again!!! I wanted to take this review to specially thank so many of the staff here! There was this lady stationed at the enclosed play area (where they can play pretend to sell Yong tau foo 🤣😂) on level 2. We skipped it for the moment as there was a crowd inside. While we were going around, she came specially to inform us that the space is available now. I was honestly very appreciative for her attentiveness to each of the guest. I apologize & I wished I stopped to ask for your name. I remember Peng Yeow! He was extremely helpful during my visit. Directing & walking us in the sun to their outdoor space when my kid needed a snack break. Oh yes & he shared with us on how to use the stamp colouring/scanning station & watch it comes to live on the screen! Thank you children’s museum Singapore for such a lovely experience! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

something to learn for everyone. there are over 165 hawker centers in singapore as an example. the place got pretty crowded on a school holiday. the show on the ground floor was disappointing - story telling and sound quality… need some help from Disney Imagineers!!! i think there is potential to make this place even better

Amazing children's museum with a lot of interactive experiences for children. Visited a few years ago but went again for their open house which is free entry and allowed adults to go in without being accompanied by children. Highly recommend, u can know their open house event by following their insta. Their second floor is now a hawker culture display which is not as exciting as the previous iteration but my kids didn't know the difference lol. Staff are friendly and make the visit amazing.

It seems we visit every 6 months. We first visited in Jan 2024, then Oct and then yesterday May 2025. The photos show our girls growing up with the museum 🤣 They particularly enjoy the food play area with the soft cushions and pretend food. We'll definitely visit more often! Thanks for the fun

My kid had so much fun here, and I would definitely bring him back again. There’s a lot of stuff to keep young kids entertained for a while. Singaporeans get free entry!

Came here as part of night festival. Free entry and there are a number of interesting exhibits to entertain both adults and children alike. As it was free admission, the place was really crowded

Bought tickets in advance and managed to add more tickets on the spot due to last minute family joining. Great place for children to learn about history. Friendly staff. There’s a separate play space for ages 4 and below. Parking spots nearby have no shelter.