ArtScience Museum,Singapore

• Future World: Where Art Meets Science (interactive, digital installation by teamLab) — often a long-term or recurring highlight
• ArtScience Gallery — hosts major international touring exhibitions (film, art, design, history and science-themed shows)
• Central Gallery & Rotunda — architecturally dramatic spaces for large-scale exhibits and installations
• Exterior architecture & Marina Bay waterfront views — excellent photo opportunities, especially at sunset and night

• Lotus-shaped architecture with 10 finger-like gallery spaces
• Rainwater harvesting feature that channels water into the central gallery area
• High-tech interactive and immersive digital artworks
• Strategic waterfront location beside Marina Bay Sands with skyline views

• Explore interactive digital and multimedia exhibitions
• Guided tours and audio guides (when available)
• Hands-on workshops, family programmes and school visits
• Photography of both exhibits (subject to restrictions) and the striking exterior
• Combine visit with Marina Bay waterfront stroll and light shows

Visit on weekday mornings or early afternoons to avoid weekend crowds. Singapore is tropical year-round; indoor exhibitions are unaffected by weather but expect heavier local visitor numbers during school holidays and major public holidays.

Tropical climate: hot, humid and subject to frequent short showers. Museum is fully air-conditioned, so dress for indoor comfort.

Hours typically around 10:00–19:00 (last entry often 18:00); opening hours and ticket prices vary by exhibition. Admission ranges: some exhibitions or permanent installations may be ticketed (e.g., teamLab/Future World — adult tickets historically around SGD 15–25), while occasional displays or public programmes may be free. Always check the official museum website for current ticketing, member discounts and timed-entry slots.

Located at Marina Bay Sands, closest MRT: Bayfront MRT (CE1/DT16) with sheltered connections. Accessible by bus, taxi and car (parking at Marina Bay Sands). The museum is wheelchair-accessible, with lifts and accessible restrooms; check ahead for specific access services or large-item storage.

Allow 1.5–3 hours depending on the number and interactivity of exhibitions you plan to see.

Light, breathable clothing and comfortable shoes; bring a small umbrella or rain jacket for sudden showers, a power bank for phones, and a camera (respect exhibit photo rules).

Museum shop sells exhibition-themed merchandise, books and postcards. For dining, explore Marina Bay Sands' restaurants and food court (The Shoppes & Rasapura Masters) for a wide range of local and international cuisine. Popular souvenirs include exhibition catalogs, locally designed art items and themed keepsakes.