Singapore City Gallery

Great place to learn about Singapore land planning and future. Especially family with kids can bring them down. Exibit very spacious and description easy to understand. Many interactive section for kids to learn while having fun.

A very exciting exposition (free entrance) about the history of Singapore. It includes a huge layout of the entire city and the explanation on the recycling, ecology and environmental topics. The exposition is on several floors and is very recommendable to visit. There are also some interactive explanations on the education, population and economy of the city.

Free entrance. Placed at URA center right across Maxwell food center. You can avoid hot weather and chilled out as reviewing how Singapore city consist of. There is not much of interests that children falling into.

The Singapore City Gallery is just a short walk from Tanjong Pagar MRT station along the East-West (Green) line, near a large temple in Chinatown and the MRT station, making it accessible and easy to find. Admission to the gallery is free of charge. Visitors can easily spend an hour observing the miniature model of the city in the main exhibit area and learning about the city's development over time. Next to the city gallery is an excellent food court, Maxwell Hawker Center, known for its famous chicken rice and dim sum, popular with locals and tourists.

This is a learning center. The exhibition of the city of Singapore is perfect. There is a city plan. Good policy for the country Good for development It can be a good model for other cities. Anyone passing by should come and study the ideas of this place.

If you’re into city planning, maps, history, model making and architecture then this is a must go to place. The exhibits are very well curated and you’ll learn a lot about the history of Singapore. It’s a little bit off the beaten path for most tourists, but try not to overlook it, especially if you’re visiting Chinatown.

Really interesting to know the infrastructural plans for Singapore. It’s exciting to see the construction taking place around the city. Cool information regarding the past and the future. This was a free museum just across the street from Maxwell hawker and the Buddhist Tooth Temple. A great addition to a day of exploring clean restrooms as well.

One of the most memorable museum experiences I've had. Singapore has a rich urban history with many challenges and creative solutions.