The National Museum of Singapore was first opened way back in 1887 on Stamford Road as the Raffles Library and Museum. The museum is in fact the oldest museum in the country. Beneath its elegant and iconic 19 th century colonial exterior, the Museum makes use full use of the advancements of technology, employing cutting-edge technology to showcase Singapore’s rich heritage, legacy and development. Its various galleries brings you on a journey through the Singapore story since its earliest days. They do so with multiple creative storytelling techniques and engaging activities to enhance the museum experience. On top of its 11 permanent exhibitions, the National Museum also hosts numerous interesting and attractive activities and events throughout the year. One of the more popular events held annually is the Singapore Night Festival, where various visually arresting art installations, performances and film screenings will be presented. In addition, the National Museum c...
