5 Best Bencoolen Street Travel Destinations– Explore Singapore's Stunning Landmarks
History, culture and art enthusiasts would love to spend time at the National Museum of Singapore. This popular tourist attraction relates Singapore's history via innovative displays and contemporary technology. It is one of the biggest museums in Asia and one of Singapore's most celebrated landmarks. It was originally a library and was founded in 1887 during the era of colonial control. Art installations, performances, and movie screenings are among the creative exhibitions, festivals, and events held at this venue. It is a family-friendly destination which offers audio tours for the young and old.
The museum's Neoclassical structure with a modernist glass and metal addition is an iconic piece of architecture and culture. Stay at a hotel near Bugis, Singapore, and you will only be a stone's throw away from this property.
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