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Visit the ArtScience Museum of Singapore which spans around 5000 square metres and explore 21 gallery spaces with displayed works of famous artists like Vincent Van Gogh and Andy Warhol.
Everything you get: Access to any 3 ArtScience Museum exhibitions—Future World, Mirror Mirror, and Iris van Herpen—across 21 gallery spaces within a 5,000 sqm architectural landmark.
Why choose this: Experience art, science, and fashion in interactive, immersive exhibits curated by world-renowned artists and designers with one ticket.
Upgrades: Upgrade and enjoy access to one exhibit of your choice from the available three.
Visit the ArtScience Museum of Singapore which spans around 5000 square metres and explore 21 gallery spaces with displayed works of famous artists like Vincent Van Gogh and Andy Warhol.
Everything you get: Access to any 3 ArtScience Museum exhibitions—Future World, Mirror Mirror, and Iris van Herpen—across 21 gallery spaces within a 5,000 sqm architectural landmark.
Why choose this: Experience art, science, and fashion in interactive, immersive exhibits curated by world-renowned artists and designers with one ticket.
Upgrades: Upgrade and enjoy access to one exhibit of your choice from the available three.
Inclusions
- Entry to ArtScience Museum
- Access to Future World: Where Art Meets Science (as per option selected)
- Access to Mirror Mirror: Journey into the Mind (as per option selected)
- Access to Iris Van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses (as per option selected)
- Mirror Mirror: This experience utilizes lighting, laser and haze effects. Visitors who are photosensitive or have breathing difficulties may wish to consider their comfort levels before attending.
- Tip: Bring a camera that clicks good pictures in the dark – the installations are in darkness, lit by internal LEDs.
- The venue is mostly wheelchair and stroller accessible, except for the Future World exhibit, which has a stroller parking area.
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- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Aneta
Apr 2025Verified booking
Where Art meets Science - we have ArtScience museum in Singapore. Interesting interactive design makes it fun. Make sure to read the description in each room to understand more. There is a web based app to track whether you have been to all the rooms (there are 7 total). It takes about 45 minutes. As you are asked to pick a door at the beginning - each experience is individual (in what order you see and excperience all the rooms). But do see it all!
Didier
Apr 2025Verified booking
Une exposition très compléte avec des pieces superbes mais aussi des explications et illustrations de ses sources d'inspiration
Didier
Apr 2025Verified booking
A very complete exhibition with superb pieces as well as explanations and illustrations of his sources of inspiration.
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Mak
Mar 2025Verified booking
Despite closure of the lab, the fashion exhibition of Iris was an opener. Better perhaps is it can be less expensive for foreigners.
Mak
Mar 2025Verified booking
Despite closure of the lab, the fashion exhibition of Iris was an opener. Better perhaps is it can be less expensive for foreigners.
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Jun 2025Verified booking
The show experience did not meet the expectations I had from the description of the show.
Deepu
May 2025Verified booking
Enjoy able friendly well informed
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May 2025Verified booking
The exhibit we attended to was well organized and informative
Jan
May 2025Verified booking
Nice exposition but in comparison to teamLab was quite poor. In nutshell, it's worth for the visit.
Angelica
May 2025Verified booking
The exhibit and the artist were an amazing experience
Andreas
Apr 2025Verified booking
War interessant, das Gebäude futuristisch
Andreas
Apr 2025Verified booking
It was interesting, the building was futuristic
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Mar 2025Verified booking
It was fun going through the different exercises and rooms
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It was fun going through the different exercises and rooms
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- With over 8,000 pieces in its collection, the National Gallery of Singapore houses the world’s largest public collection of Singapore and Southeast Asian art.
- Explore the City Hall and the former Supreme Court Building, both stunning exemplars of Singaporean architecture.
- Enjoy access to the two permanent galleries: the DBS Singapore Gallery and the UOB Southeast Asia Gallery.
- Discover paintings, sculptures, and more from the 19th century to the present day and witness the aesthetic identity of Singapore over the years.
- Brush up your knowledge of art history as you spend time in the library, filled with extensive reading material for curators and researchers.
- Delight in Light to Night Singapore 2024, featuring 60+ artworks, installations, light projections, performances, and more, until Feb 8, 2024.
- With over 8,000 pieces in its collection, the National Gallery of Singapore houses the world’s largest public collection of Singapore and Southeast Asian art.
- Explore the City Hall and the former Supreme Court Building, both stunning exemplars of Singaporean architecture.
- Enjoy access to the two permanent galleries: the DBS Singapore Gallery and the UOB Southeast Asia Gallery.
- Discover paintings, sculptures, and more from the 19th century to the present day and witness the aesthetic identity of Singapore over the years.
- Brush up your knowledge of art history as you spend time in the library, filled with extensive reading material for curators and researchers.
- Delight in Light to Night Singapore 2024, featuring 60+ artworks, installations, light projections, performances, and more, until Feb 8, 2024.
Inclusions
- Entry to National Gallery Singapore
- Entry to Light to Night Singapore 2024
Exclusions
- Ticketed programs
- Enjoy free entry at the National Gallery on January 19-21, January 26-28, and February 2-4, 2024.
- Food and beverages are not allowed in the gallery.
- All facilities are wheelchair accessible.
- Singapore Citizens and PRs can attend Permanent Galleries for free.
- Admission is free for Singapore citizens, permanent residents, and children aged 6 and under (of any nationality).
- Get free admission to the National Gallery Singapore on these dates: 17–19 Jan, 24–26 Jan, and 31 Jan–2 Feb 2025.
- These tickets can’t be cancelled. However, you can use them any time within the next 6 months.
- These tickets are valid for 6 months from the date of purchase.
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Emi
Dec 2024Verified booking
The art was amazing. I was able to take all the time I needed to enjoy every piece.
Katharina
Jan 2025Verified booking
My ticket was not displayed in the app or in the email. I had to use another provider to visit the National Gallery. Please refund the amount paid as soon as possible.
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Jan 2025Verified booking
I got no tickets, see the emails with your support.
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We paid for the ticket when the venue was open for free on that day. The entire museum! Still offered to serve tickets that date.
- Curious about how rockets launch, the secrets of aging, or the science behind phobias? The Science Centre's got the scoop - with 4 shows, 25 exhibits, and 10 workshops!
- Exhibitions and shows: Step into the darkness, where over 50 laser beams create a challenging maze, or see a fire tornado in a specially built chamber.
- For the little scientists aged 18 months to 8 years, KidsSTOP is a must-stop. Let your kids get hands-on experiences in science, technology, engineering, and math.
- Peer into space at Southeast Asia's first 8K 3D digital dome theatre and travel through time at light speed–an immersive edutainment experience like no other.
- Curious about how rockets launch, the secrets of aging, or the science behind phobias? The Science Centre's got the scoop - with 4 shows, 25 exhibits, and 10 workshops!
- Exhibitions and shows: Step into the darkness, where over 50 laser beams create a challenging maze, or see a fire tornado in a specially built chamber.
- For the little scientists aged 18 months to 8 years, KidsSTOP is a must-stop. Let your kids get hands-on experiences in science, technology, engineering, and math.
- Peer into space at Southeast Asia's first 8K 3D digital dome theatre and travel through time at light speed–an immersive edutainment experience like no other.
Inclusions
- Entry to the Science Centre Singapore
- Entry to Omni-theatre (as per option selected)
- Entry to KidsSTOP (as per option selected)
Science Centre
Activities and workshops
- International Day of Older Persons
- Discovering DNA
- Stargazing
- Informal Science Programmes
- Science Cafe
- Science at Home
- Ready Steady Science
- UNTAME
- It's Physics Time!
Exhibitions
- 3D: Printing the Future
- Climate Changed
- Dialogue with Time – Embrace Ageing
- Earth Alive
- Ecogarden
- Energy
- Future Makers
- Kinetic Garden
- Know Your Poo
- Laser Maze Challenge
- Phobia²: The Science of Fear
- Professor Crackitt's Light Fantastic Mirror Maze
- Scientist for a Day
- Singapore Innovations – From Ideas to Creations
- The Giant Zoetrope
- The Mind’s Eye
- The Tinkering Studio
- Urban Mutations
- Smart Nation PlayScape
- Waterworks
- Going Viral Travelling Exhibition
- Wildlife Photographer of the Year
- Tinkering Too
- Space Explorers : The Infinite
- Bioethics Exhibition
Science shows and demonstrations
- Energy Titans show
- Fire Tornado show
- Life in our Garden Science show
- Secret Agent Lab Science show
- Tip: Go on an adventurous journey to discover the beauty and diversity of the natural world and see the risks it faces through the lens of the photographers at an exhibition.
- Keep in mind food & beverages, pets, hazardous materials, and weapons are not allowed on the KidsSTOP experience. Pack wisely!
- Food & beverages, personal photography, pets, hazardous materials, and weapons are not allowed on the snow chamber of the Snow City. Pack wisely!
- KidsSTOP is not accessible by pram/strollers.
- Children under 7 years must be supervised by adults at all times at Snow City.
- Facilities at Singapore Science Centre: Wheelchair accessibility, prayer room, restroom, parking, food outlets.
- Science Centre has introduced sensory bags to guests who may need them. These bags are created for families with children on the autism spectrum.
- These tickets can’t be cancelled. However, you can use them any time within the next 3 months.
- These tickets are valid for 3 months from the date of purchase.
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Why Visit the MINT Museum Of Toys?
- MINT Museum Of Toys, which stands for Moment of Imagination and Nostalgia with Toys, is a destination that has an interactive, hands-on experience for children and adults. It has a vast collection of vintage toys from different eras, from classic dolls to mechanical horses.
- The museum has a section dedicated to interactive exhibits that allow visitors to have a hands-on experience. Visitors love the provision to play with toys from the olden days.
- MINT Museum Of Toys offers a nostalgic visit that can bring back childhood memories through its toy collection. It is a place where kids can play with the toys from their childhood while adults have the chance to reminisce about the olden days through the MINT Museum Of Toys' toy collections. MINT Museum Of Toys is perfect for families with kids of different ages.
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MINT Museum of Toys Tickets
- With the experience requiring pre-registration for a visit to ensure admission into the attraction, these MINT Museum Of Toys tickets are your best option to gain access to the site where you can rekindle your childhood memories by exploring a world-class collection of vintage toys.
- Housing several rare memorabilia and toys from over 40 countries, belonging to different eras, some of which are in mint condition, MINT Museum Of Toys is a place of nostalgia for adults.
- It also happens to be a fun place for kids as it houses over 50,000 collectibles and toys, with over 8,500 toys on display.
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By purchasing your tickets to the MINT Museum Of Toys online, you get discounts on the ticket price for children aged 2 to 12 years.
MINT Museum Of Toys Highlights
MINT Museum Of Toys is famous for getting its visitors filled with nostalgia for their childhood through the interactive exhibits and the collection of vintage toys on display. MINT Museum Of Toys displays a huge collection of over 3,000 vintage toys from all around the world belonging to different eras. It even includes vintage games and toys from the World War period. Its toy collections are designed for children who grew up in almost every era, providing them an opportunity to show their children or grandchildren the toys they used to play with. MINT Museum Of Toys is a one-of-a-kind museum with a rare collection of toys. Here are some of the toy collections of the MINT Museum Of Toys.
Outer Space
These collections of the MINT Museum, encourage and display the vast imaginations of humanity and show how it results in marvelous technological innovations as the creative imagination often resonates with technological modernity in real life. The collection includes special mentionable items like - ‘Robby Robot’, a spaceman of Yonezawa Toys; ‘Moonrocket XM-12’, a 1956 battery operated moon rocket toy; and ‘Buck Rogers,' a cult classic science fiction character.
Spooky Horror
One of the popular genres of toys housed at the MINT Museum Of Toys happens to be horror. The toys appeal to the kids as well as grown-ups as the toys of the fearsome monsters and creepy paranormal creatures are from popular animated cartoons that are known for their thrill and comedic elements. One of such popular toys happens to be a battery-operated tin and celluloid-made Frankenstein from Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel ‘Frankenstein’ or ‘The Modern Prometheus’.
Characters
The popularity of cinematic animations in the 1920s, followed by the golden age of comic books in the 1930s paved the way for the rise of numerous pop culture icons. This trend was soon reflected in the toy-making industry. The collection of MINT Museum of Toys not only includes the mass-produced complementary merchandise but novelty items from collectors as well, which includes items like - ‘Popeye & Olive Oyl Tank’.
Vintage Biscuit Tins
This invention of the late 1800s is a popular collectible item because of its intricate well-crafted design that was meant to prevent the breakage of the biscuits. These soon became works of art that were carefully molded to resemble cultural artworks or historical objects while serving their purpose. The MINT Museum Of Toys houses some of such Vintage Decorative Tins like the ‘Literature’, made by Huntley and Palmers, Huntley, and Boorne and Stevens.
Childhood Favourites
Level 3 of MINT Museum Of Toys houses the childhood favorites. These toys are known to draw out a sense of familiarity in children, and happy innocent moments in the childhood memories for adults. One of the popular items in this collection is the Door of Hope Mission wooden doll- ‘Small Girl’.
Collectables
Be it for evoking a sense of childhood nostalgia or a mere smart investment, collectible toys have been a thing for ages, and the MINT Museum Of Toys houses several of them. Collectible items are often items and toys that throw light on the culture and heritage of an era or a country. It includes items such as ‘Rickshaw With Sailor’ which reflects on the age of Industrialisation in China.
Enamel Signs
At the rooftop level of the museum, the MINT Museum Of Toys houses Enamel Signs which were also known as street jewelry in the mid-1800s. They were a form of advertisement with catchy phrases and bright colors for services such as food, household items, petrol, etc. One of such items includes the ‘Campbell Soup’ of the 1960s which also happens to be made in the USA.
Astro Boy
With the increasing craze for technology and robots after the war of 1952 in Japan, the popular manga character Astro Boy soon acquired the position of a cult classic. This led to the production of multiple Astro Boy toys and merchandise, some of which are preserved at the MINT Museum Of Toys like the Astro Boy On Flying Saucer, which happens to be a rare wind-up tin toy with Astro Boy flying the four tin saucers.
Winnie The Pooh
The toy collection of Bedtime stories at the MINT Museum Of Toys, includes a series of toys from popular nighttime stories for children, fables, nursery rhymes, and classic novels for kids. It includes merchandise, toys, and soft toys, some of which are in mint condition, like the hand-made soft-toy of ‘Winnie The Pooh’ by Agnes Brush, making it a rare item as only a handful of them are left.
Beatles Memorabilia
The MINT Museum Of Toys houses a prized collection of Beatles Memorabilia which includes novelty merchandise, vinyl records, limited edition toys, media highlights, print collaterals, etc., that traces the journey of the famous band and its legacy. One of the prized possessions of the collection happens to be the street name sign for ‘Penny Lane’ autographed by Paul McCartney, which happens to be valued up to $200,000.
Plan Your Visit To The MINT Museum Of Toys
Timings
Getting There
Events & Workshops
Food & Drinks
MINT Museum Of Toys Timings:
- Tuesday To Sunday: 9:30 AM to 6:30 AM
- Last Entry: 5:30 AM
- Closed On: Monday
Mr. Punch Public House Timings:
- Wednesday To Saturday: 6:30 AM to 11:30 AM
- Sunday: 11:30 AM to 6:30 PM
- Closed On: Monday & Tuesday
Address: 26 Seah St, Singapore 188382
- By Bus:
Bus Routes: 100, 57, 591, 851, 961
Nearest Stop: Opp MINT Museum Of Toys (1 min walk) - By Metro:
Metro Route: Circle Line, East-West Line
Nearest Stop: Esplanade (CC3) (6 min walk) - By Car:
Duration From Airport: 17 min (18.4 km)
Nearest Car Park: Paid Car Parking Facilities (1km)
- Virtual Museum: This digitally interactive platform is designed to bring life to the museum’s core exhibitions like Collectables and Childhood Favourites.
- Adult Learning Workshops: The MINT Museum of Toys has partnered with First Media Design School to host workshops for creativity & designing to rediscover multi-racial culture heritage, history & history through the museum’s world-class collection of toys.
- Students’ Workshops: Customized for students of all age groups, it is tailored to help the students rediscover Singapore’s art, culture, and history through toys and interactive activities.
- Augmented Reality Books: Created for families with children aged 4 to 12, the augmented reality books include coloring books to encourage learning through interaction and creativity.
Mint Toy Shop
- Tin Toys
- Nostalgic
- Pop Culture
- Museum Exclusives
Bar
- Mr. Punch Public House: An affordable rooftop bar with BYOF or Bring Your Own Food concept.
- Humdingers
- Vertigo 26
All Your Questions About MINT Museum Of Toys Tickets Answered
Q. Where can I buy MINT Museum Of Toys tickets?
A. MINT Museum Of Toys tickets are meant to be brought online to book tickets in advance as the experience requires pre-registration to get access.
Q. Can I buy MINT Museum Of Toys tickets online?
A. MINT Museum Of Toys tickets can be purchased online. Purchasing your MINT Museum Of Toys tickets helps you pre-register your slots ensuring access to the attraction.
Q. Is it important to pre-register to gain access to the MINT Museum Of Toys?
A. Yes, pre-registration is important to get access to the MINT Museum Of Toys, which is why it is recommended that you buy your MINT Museum Of Toys tickets online.
Q. What is the cost of MINT Museum Of Toys tickets?
A. MINT Museum Of Toys tickets are available at various price ranges depending on the features and facilities. The price of MINT Museum Of Toys tickets starts from S$25.
Q. Is there any discount on MINT Museum Of Toys tickets?
A. Yes, discounts are available on the MINT Museum Of Toys tickets for children aged 2 to 12 years. For more information please check your tickets before purchasing.
Q. What does the MINT of the MINT Museum Of Toys stand for?
A. The MINT of the MINT Museum Of Toys is an acronym for ‘Moment of Imagination and Nostalgia with Toys’.
Q. What is the MINT Museum Of Toys famous for?
A. MINT Museum Of Toys is a famous museum of toys in Singapore that houses and displays rare toys from all over the world from different time periods. It also hosts events and programs that educate students about the culture, heritage, and history of different countries through interactive sessions with toys.
Q. Where is the toy museum of Singapore located?
A. MINT Museum Of Toys is located at 26, Seah Street, in the Arts & Heritage district of Singapore
Q. Are there any educational programs hosted at the MINT Museum Of Toys?
A. Yes, MINT Museum Of Toys hosts several educational programs and events to rediscover multi-racial culture heritage, history & history through the museum’s world-class collection of toys.