Cultural Heritage Singapore

Step into the lives of early Chinese immigrants who shaped Singapore's Chinatown. This heritage centre recreates the cramped living conditions, traditional trades, and cultural practices of Chinese settlers. Experience authentic shophouse interiors, traditional medicine shops, and learn about the struggles and triumphs of Chinese immigrants in Singapore.

Explore the rich history and contributions of the Indian diaspora in Southeast Asia. This modern museum showcases Indian culture, traditions, and the journey of Indian immigrants to Singapore. Discover artifacts, interactive displays, and stories of Indian pioneers who helped build modern Singapore through trade, culture, and community.

Wander through Singapore's historic Muslim quarter, where Malay and Arab cultures blend beautifully. Visit the majestic Sultan Mosque, browse traditional carpet shops, enjoy Middle Eastern cuisine, and explore colorful street art. This heritage district offers a glimpse into Singapore's Islamic heritage and the royal Malay sultanate history.

Discover the unique Peranakan culture, born from marriages between Chinese immigrants and local Malays. Admire intricate beadwork, ornate furniture, colorful ceramics, and elaborate wedding costumes. Learn about this fascinating hybrid culture's customs, cuisine, and contributions to Singapore's multicultural identity through beautiful artifacts and interactive displays.

Housed in Singapore's former Supreme Court and City Hall, this gallery showcases the world's largest public collection of Southeast Asian art. Explore works by renowned regional artists, understand the region's artistic evolution, and admire the beautiful neoclassical architecture. The gallery bridges Singapore's colonial past with contemporary artistic expression.

Explore Singapore's "Forbidden Hill" where ancient Malay kings once ruled and British colonial administrators governed. Walk through archaeological sites, visit the Battle Box WWII bunker, see ancient artifacts, and enjoy panoramic city views. This green oasis in the city center tells 700 years of Singapore's history from ancient settlements to modern independence.

Experience Singapore's most unique cultural theme park featuring over 1,000 statues depicting Chinese mythology, folklore, and moral lessons. Built by the creators of Tiger Balm, this eccentric park showcases the famous Ten Courts of Hell diorama and teaches traditional Chinese values through colorful sculptures and interactive displays.

Walk through Singapore's most iconic colonial hotel, birthplace of the Singapore Sling cocktail. Explore the elegant architecture, lush courtyards, and historic corridors where famous writers like Somerset Maugham and Rudyard Kipling once stayed. Learn about Singapore's colonial era and the hotel's role in the city's social and cultural development.