[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Science Centre Singapore (Updated May)

At Curiosity Gift Shop in Singapore Science Centre, you can find many unique souvenirs. They have many cool things like science kits, toys, and books. You can find something special to remember your visit by. It's a fun place to explore and find unique gifts to take home with you. Don’t forget to get the limited collection coins! #familytrips2024

The Waterpark at Singapore Science Centre is a fun place where kids can play with water. It has slides, fountains, and mini pools to splash around in. You can learn about how water works while having a good time. It's a great place for families to enjoy on a sunny day. It could be quite hot during the day. There are changing room and bathroom. #familytrips2024

The Singapore Science Centre Kinetic Garden is a fun place where you can learn about science through movement and play. It's like a big outdoor playground with cool stuff like Echo, Giant Chair, swings, seesaws, and spinning things. But here's the twist: everything moves because of science! You can learn about energy, forces, and motion while having a blast. It's a hands-on experience where you get to see science in action. So, if you're into having fun and learning at the same time, the Kinetic Garden is the place to be! Address: 15 Science Centre Rd, Singapore 609081 #familytrips2024

#singapore We went to the Singapore Science centre with our 4 year old son. Of all the exhibit, we chose kidstop! it was fun for him. We liked the pretend play portion where grocery shopping and cashiering can be tried out! We like that it was educational and had many interactive exhibits to teach about healthy food choices and having a active lifestyle. It was lovely that the children get to pretend as construction workers. Do bring along a jacket as it can get a little cold inside. Kidstop is convienently located at 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433. It is walking distance of 15 mins from Jurong Mrt Station.

Located at Singapore Science Center, the Brickman Wonders Of The World exhibition is a breathtaking exhibition you have never seen before. Its was available for about 3 months from 25 March to 3 July. You get to see how the various Lego builders come up with creations relating to the wonders of the world. While looking at the masterpiece, do take note of how much details goes into each piece such as the individual characters that are added into the venue. There were also descriptions of the Lego builders and what are the inspirations that goes into the individual pieces. For people who are interested to build one of their own, there are also a few stations dedicated to allow the public to add on to the existing pieces to create a unique city of our own. Another activity worth mentioning is that you can count the number of times a particular character appeared in all the masterpiece to stand to win exclusive merchandises. So it's definitely a great place to come for all ages! Address: The Annex - Science Centre Singapore 15 Science Centre Rd, Singapore 609081 Price: From $17.50 Rating: 4/5 #mysgmemories #tripblazers #throwback

Butterflies Up-Close is the first and only indoor butterfly park in Singapore. We get a really close-up look at the beautiful butterflies. They were flying freely around us. There were staff there to explain to us about the lifecycle of butterflies. We took quite a number of photos with the giant artificial caterpillar, moths, and artworks. It was quite cold inside, please bring a jacket. I find the ticket price is a bit too pricey, S$14 for adults/children, and no difference for Singapore/PR/Foreigners. Address: 15 Science Centre Rd Singapore 609081 Ambiance/Facilities: 8/10 Avg. Price Per Person: S$14 per adult/child Rating: 3/5

It was a good weekend day out at Singapore Science Centre. Both adults and children would enjoy the educational trip. There are so many interesting things to see from the interactive exhibits and galleries. At the Earth section, we experienced a simulated earthquake and typhoon. We also learned about climate change, energy storage, robotics, 3D printing and many more. The Laser Maze and Mirror Maze were so much fun. There is an outdoor waterpark for the kids to play. Please bring towels and extra clothes to change. Address: 15 Science Centre Rd Singapore 609081 Ambiance/Facilities: 8/10 Ticket Price: Singaporean/PR S$6.00 per adult; S$4 per child ages 3 -12 years old. Complimentary during off-peak periods (weekdays). Others S$12 per adult. S$8 per child ages 3 – 12 years old. Rating: 4/5 #singapore

It is always good to bring the children out to explore and engage their different senses. That is why even though the Singapore Science Centre is very far from where I stay, I still willing bring my boys there. The Singapore Science centre is at 15 science centre road, somewhere near Jurong area. The place may have been there during my primary school days but it is still a fun and interactive place for both young and old. It is very educational as we learnt lots of scientific facts and there are many things to play and learn. There is a flight simulator which we can try to land a plane, there is also mirror maze which we had so much fun in and a butterfly garden, etc. Currently, it is free to enter the Science centre during off peak days but this is only applicable to locals. So go have fun and learn something new at the Science centre. #celebratewithtrip

visiting the Singapore science centre with kids. located at Jurong East Singapore. it is just right behind the J-cube shopping centre. walking distance. alot fun there, gain more experience. there is restaurant in science centre, very convenience, can have a lunch after visited. but there is some movie(4D) room is closed, not sure is it because of pandemic, but overall is good

There are staff at each counter to explain the scientific principles, which is very suitable for children to learn while playing! The science museum is very up-to-date with modern technology. It has a Robot show, where robots perform the entire show. The coding is precise and perfect. Children who love science will not want to leave after playing there all day long!  There is also a snow city and kid stop playhouse next to the science center, where children can experience the snow world!

#meetsingapore Science Centre is a popular place for primary school students to go for excursions when I was young. I am not sure whether schools still bring students to Science Centre for excursions. Nevertheless, this place was quite a fun place to go to. I seldom got the chance to go there now. Thus, when the The Transformers 30th Anniversary Exhibition was held at Science Centre, it gave me the chance to relive my memories there. I am a huge Transformers fan. Thus, I was very excited to attend The Transformers 30th Anniversary Exhibition. There were many figurines of Transformers on display there. There was even a 7m tall Optimis Prime figurine.

Singspore Science Centre has many exhibition running at one time making the admission fee very worth it, but do take note that it is closed on a Monday but opens on other days from 10am - 5pm. One of the more interesting exhibit is the know you poo exhibit where you will discover and understand what kind of poo is a healthy poo, what makes a fart so smelly and also understanding what items will be choke down the toilet bowl. Well, it's good to know your body inside out, as this might even alert you early if there is something wrong with your body internally. Next is the lazer maze challenge where you will be tested with speed, accuracy and precision to see if you are able to avoid the layers. This is one of the most fun and exciting thing here in the science centre! Make sure you give yourself at keast half the day here! #meetsingapore #singapore #sciencecentre #science #educational #fun

Looking for an educational tour here in singapore? You can head to the science centre located at 15 science centre road, Singapore 609081. Before you go, you should book your tickets online where you be able to select a date and see the peak and non leak season. Don't worry prices are the same but of course going at non peak has its perk of using the interactive consoles easily without queuing. Take this chance and head towards the future makers exhibition where one will be able to learn about the engineering marvel of robots, drone, and biomedical in our current society. Do also take note note that there are showtime and operating hours on some of the rooms so make sure you plan before heading down! #meetsingapore #sciencecentre #singapore #educational #fun

Item : Brickmans Wonder :Wonders Of The World SG Location: The Annexe, Science Centre Singapore This exhibition showcase a lot of wonders of the world like Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy, Notre Dame of France and many more. If you're a travel and someone who enjoys constructing Legos...you will totally enjoy this exhibition. You can see how many hours it takes to build a masterpiece. The creativity, hard work blood and sweat is cleary shown in every masterpiece and some items have hidden meanings and secret appearance of characters from movies and books....If you're lucky like me you get to cross path with a particular Malay lady with specs that works in the exhibition hall who enjoys telling you story about the secret pieces...Love her knowledge input...now I feel a lil bit educated about the pieces of the showcase.... #artshunting #lego #singapore #sciencecentre

📍15 Science Centre Rd, S609081 Science Centre Singapore is located around Jurong east. The price of adult ticket is $12 if not Singaporean or PR. 💰There are many exhibitions, including energy, vision, biology, urban construction and many other contents.⚛️ 🧒It is more suitable for children to come here, and there’re many parents who will bring their children to learn about science. But I think the science center is also very suitable for adults. There is a lot of content involved, and most of the exhibition installations can be played and interactive, which is very participatory. 🔬We can learn or feel some scientific principles through play. It’s truly also interesting for adults. If I say, it’s worthy for the ticket. #momentsmission #exploresgtogether #singaporeattractions

#Register for May Hotel Test Sleeper 2025 The Singapore Science Centre is a great place to bring children to explore the mysteries of science. The museum has rich exhibitions, interactive experiences and experimental demonstrations, allowing children to learn knowledge through games. I particularly like the dinosaur exhibition area and space theme area there, which attract children's attention. There is also an IMAX theater in the museum that plays scientific documentaries. This is a great place to combine education and entertainment, allowing children to gain knowledge during the holidays and parents can easily accompany them.

#SingaporeAttractions The Singapore Science Centre is a large science venue full of fun and knowledge. Whether you are an adult science enthusiast or a curious child, you can spend a fulfilling and unforgettable time here. When you step into the science center, the first thing that catches your eye is the spacious and bright hall and various technological display facilities. There are multiple themed exhibition areas here, each with its own unique features, covering multiple disciplines such as physics, chemistry, biology, and astronomy. In the "Physical World" exhibition area, visitors can experience the wonders of physical principles firsthand through a series of interactive exhibitions and experimental installations. For example, the classic optical maze allows people to experience the principles of refraction and reflection of light during exploration; there is also a "mechanical principle display area" where various complex mechanical devices can be easily disassembled and assembled, allowing people to intuitively understand the mysteries of mechanical operation. The “Mysteries of Chemistry” exhibition area is like a world full of magic. Here, you can participate in various interesting chemical experiments and witness the magical changes of chemical reactions. For example, in the "Chemical Rainbow Bridge" experiment, a colorful "bridge" is magically formed by mixing different solutions, demonstrating the wonderful interaction between chemical substances. The "Bio-Exploration" exhibition area is like the entrance to a microscopic world. Through advanced equipment such as microscopic microscopes, visitors can observe microorganisms and cell structures that are usually invisible to the naked eye. There are also various biological specimens and interactive displays, which vividly show the evolution process of organisms and the mysteries of life. For those who like to look up at the stars, the "Astronomy Exploration" exhibition area is definitely not to be missed. There are realistic starry sky projections and astronomical knowledge explanations here, making you feel as if you are in the vast universe and exploring the mysteries of the stars. The Science Center also has several interactive experience areas, such as the "Virtual Laboratory", where you can conduct various scientific experiments in a virtual environment through gestures and voice operations, and experience the perfect combination of technology and science; the "3D Cinema" plays wonderful popular science films, allowing you to understand the magical mysteries of nature with shocking visual effects. In addition, the Science Center regularly holds various popular science lectures, theme activities and workshops, inviting professional scientists and educators to bring visitors the latest and most cutting-edge scientific knowledge and interesting technological experiences. In short, the Singapore Science Centre is an ideal place for people to learn while having fun and explore while learning. It is a great choice for parent-child play and science education. Literary and lyrical title • "Encountering the Poetry of Science at the Singapore Science Centre" When the hustle and bustle of the city and the tranquility of nature blend in Singapore, there is a place that shines like a shining pearl of science: the Singapore Science Center. Walking into the science center is like stepping into a fantastic scientific dream. Here, science and art are perfectly integrated. Every exhibition area and every exhibit is like a silent poem, telling people the mystery and charm of science. Under the high dome, the installations in the physics exhibition area are like shining stars, emitting the light of wisdom. In the "Dance of Energy" exhibition area, energy freely shuttles and transforms in the installation, like a silent dance, showing the magical power of nature; in the "Force and Balance" exhibition area, the simple and elegant structure makes people feel the wonderful harmony of mathematics and physics, as if it is the most complex miracle created by nature under the simplest rules. The chemistry exhibition area is like a mysterious magical world. Various chemicals collide and react in test tubes and flasks, producing brilliant colors and wonderful shapes, like a dreamlike magic show. Every experiment is a poem full of surprises, which makes people marvel at the wonders of nature. The biological exhibition area is a vivid storybook. In this green world, creatures tell the mysteries of life in their own unique ways. From the microscopic cellular structure to the macroscopic ecosystem, every detail is full of the wisdom and power of life. Here, we can feel the life pulse of nature and have conversations with those seemingly small yet extremely great lives. The astronomy exhibition area is a reflection of mankind’s exploration and yearning for the unknown world. Under the vast starry sky, we feel our own insignificance, and also see human beings’ infinite curiosity and spirit of exploration of the universe. Every projection of the starry sky and every distant planet makes people feel the depth and mystery of the universe, as if telling one immortal legend after another. In addition to a variety of wonderful exhibits, the science center's interactive experience projects are even more immersive. In the "virtual laboratory", we can conduct experiments like scientists and feel the charm of science and technology; in the "Creative Workshop", we can use our imagination and creativity to create our own scientific works. When I left the Singapore Science Centre, my heart was filled with awe and love for science. This is not only a place to display scientific achievements, but also a hall to inspire people's spirit of exploration. It makes us more deeply aware of the charm and value of science, and also fills us with infinite hope and longing for the future. Humorous title • "Adventure at Singapore Science Centre: Science is no longer aloof, it's super interesting!" 》 Hey friends! Today I’m going to take you to explore a place full of mystery and fun – Singapore Science Center! This is not the kind of museum that has a bunch of sophisticated instruments that make you dizzy, but a magical palace where you can have fun and learn! As soon as I entered the science center, I was dazzled by the wide variety of exhibits. Oh my god, this is not just a tour, it feels like I have entered a scientific playground! Let me first talk about the “Mysteries of the Human Body” exhibition area. Looking at those realistic human organ models, I can’t help but sigh: I am such a magical creature! The interactive game area next to it is even funnier. You can control the body structure of the "little man" by touching the screen and experience the feeling of being a "human body designer". The result is often a flurry of activity and you end up designing the little man into a "weird monster", hahaha! Take a look at the “Chemical Universe” exhibition area, it’s like a magician’s studio! Various bottles and jars are filled with mysterious "magic potions". I was brave enough to try those "magic experiments" myself. As a result, I messed up the experiment and looked like a clown, but the staff next to me laughed and patiently taught me how to do it. Oh, it seems that I am better suited to be a spectator and appreciate other people’s “magic shows”! There is also the "Space Exploration" area. Put on 3D glasses and feel like you have really traveled to outer space. Looking at the stars twinkling in front of my eyes, it seems as if I can touch them with my hand. I ran around the room excitedly, pretending that I was a super spaceship saving the entire galaxy. Oops, I have accidentally exposed my nature as a "cosmic dreamer"! What impressed me most was the "Physics Adventure" area. Looking at those strange devices, I looked at the instruction signs next to them in confusion, but still couldn't understand them. There was no other way, so I had to shamelessly ask the staff for help. The staff patiently explained it to me for a long time, and then I suddenly realized that this is the mystery of physics! It seems that as a science novice, I still need to study hard, otherwise how can I swim in the ocean of science in the future! After a tour around the Singapore Science Center, I gained not only knowledge and happiness, but also a new understanding of science. It turns out that science is not a high snow mountain that daunts people, but is like the elves around us. As long as we are willing to explore, we can discover their cuteness. If you also want to find a place where you can have fun and learn knowledge, don’t hesitate, come to the Singapore Science Center to start your scientific adventure! We promise that you won’t want to leave once you come!

#singaporetrips The Butterflies Up-Close exhibit allows guests to walk through a lush enclosure filled with live butterflies, offering a close-up look at their life cycle. Meanwhile, the Phobia: The Science of Fear exhibition explores the psychology behind human fears in a unique and immersive way. Beyond exhibitions, the Science Centre features a Tesla Coil demonstration, where visitors can witness high-voltage electricity in action. The Snow City indoor attraction provides a winter wonderland experience, complete with ice slides and snowfall. For stargazing enthusiasts, the Observatory offers guided sessions to explore the wonders of space. With its engaging displays, live demonstrations, and educational workshops, Science Centre Singapore is an exciting destination for families, students, and science lovers. It combines education with entertainment, making science accessible and enjoyable for all. Whether you’re watching an explosive experiment, walking through a butterfly garden, or learning about space, this science hub promises a fun and enriching experience. A visit to Science Centre Singapore is a great way to spark curiosity and discover the wonders of science in an interactive and memorable setting.

Day 1: Exploration of Knowledge and Miracles On the first day in Singapore, we visited the Singapore Science Centre, a sanctuary of creativity and wisdom. As soon as we entered the exhibition hall, various interactive exhibits instantly ignited our curiosity. Whether it was the planetarium that unveiled the mysteries of space or the science exhibition area that revealed the secrets of the human body, everything was fascinating. Especially in the kaleidoscopic light and shadow exhibition hall, we felt as if we had entered a futuristic world of technology. In the afternoon, we experienced the 'Snow City' outside the center, feeling the winter wonderland in tropical Singapore, as if we had traveled through time and space. Day 2: Dialogue between City and Nature On the second day, we visited the Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay. These structures, resembling giant alien plants, were awe-inspiring. During the day, we admired their natural beauty, and at night, we were amazed by the light show, showcasing the limitless creativity of the combination of technology and art. Wandering along the aerial walkway, overlooking the entire garden, we felt the charm of the coexistence of the city and nature. This day's journey was full of surprises and inspiration, adding infinite colors to our trip.

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#SingaporeAttractions Singapore Science Centre is a great place for the whole family to visit, especially for kids. The museum showcases a large number of interactive exhibits, allowing people to learn scientific principles while having fun. Whether it's physics, chemistry, life sciences or astronomy, there are well-designed exhibits that are both interesting and educational. The most attractive part is the "Miracles of Sound and Light" exhibition area and the interactive mechanical devices. There is also an IMAX theater in the museum, which brings a shocking visual experience.

Visiting the Science Centre Singapore is a great experience, especially for those interested in interactive learning, science, and technology. Here’s why it’s worth a visit: 1. Hands-On Science Exhibits Over 1,000 interactive exhibits across various themes like physics, biology, and space. Great for kids and adults to engage with science in a fun, immersive way. 2. Omni-Theatre (Digital Planetarium & IMAX Cinema) Southeast Asia’s first 8K digital planetarium for stunning space shows. Giant dome screen for educational IMAX films on nature, space, and science. 3. Snow City (Indoor Arctic Experience) Singapore’s only indoor snow and ice gallery with real snowfall. Activities like snow tubing and ice sculptures make it a unique attraction in tropical Singapore. 4. The Waterworks & Kinetic Garden Outdoor water play area with interactive installations on hydrodynamics. Kinetic Garden features physics-based sculptures that demonstrate scientific principles. 5. Ecogarden & Butterflies Up-Close A mini eco-habitat showcasing biodiversity, medicinal plants, and butterfly species. Great for nature lovers and macro photography. 6. Kid-Friendly & Family-Oriented Special areas like KidsSTOP™ cater to younger children with age-appropriate science activities. Frequent science demonstrations, live shows, and hands-on workshops. #singaporetrips #sciencecentre

Immersing in the Wonderful World of Science In the morning, I visited the Singapore Science Centre, stepping into this futuristic space to experience the endless possibilities brought by science. The interactive exhibits allowed me to personally explore the mysteries of physics, chemistry, and astronomy. The lightning display and the Snow City were particularly fascinating, making me feel as if I had entered different dimensions of time and space. Children excitedly operated various experimental devices, and I was also captivated by the charm of technology and knowledge, as if I had returned to my carefree student days. Exploring the Natural Wonders of Jurong Bird Park In the afternoon, I visited Jurong Bird Park, a vast green space that feels like an ecological paradise within the city. Colorful parrots hopped between the treetops, flamingos strolled leisurely by the lake, and the birds of prey show was awe-inspiring, showcasing the power and intelligence of nature. I quietly walked along the park's paths, enjoying the close encounters with birds and deeply appreciating the city's dedication to nature and environmental conservation. This day, amidst the blend of science and nature, my soul was infinitely inspired and fulfilled.

#getgoing2025 **Science Centre Singapore is an interactive science museum with over 650 exhibits.** It is a great place for families and children to learn about science and technology. The museum offers a variety of exhibits on topics such as physics, chemistry, biology, and astronomy. There are also a number of interactive exhibits that allow visitors to explore and experiment with science concepts. **Here are some of the highlights of the Science Centre Singapore:** * **The Kinetic Playground:** This outdoor exhibit features a variety of interactive play structures that encourage children to explore and experiment with physics. * **The Water Play Zone:** This exhibit is a great place for children to cool off and learn about water science. * **The Eco-Garden:** This exhibit features a variety of plants and animals, and it teaches visitors about the importance of conservation. * **The Space Gallery:** This exhibit features a variety of exhibits on astronomy and space exploration. * **The Science Centre Theatre:** This theater offers a variety of educational shows and programs. **Tips for visiting the Science Centre Singapore:** * **Allow plenty of time to explore the exhibits.** The museum is large and there are many different things to see. * **Wear comfortable shoes.** You will be doing a lot of walking. * **Bring a water bottle.** The museum can get hot and humid. * **Pack a lunch or snack.** There are several food outlets in the museum, but you can save money by bringing your own food. * **Consider purchasing a membership.** Members receive unlimited admission to the museum, as well as discounts on other attractions and programs. * The Science Centre Singapore is located at 15 Science Centre Road, Singapore 609081. * It is open daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. * Admission is priced at SGD24 for adults and SGD16 for children. * The Science Centre Singapore is also home to the Omni-Theatre, which offers immersive 3D films.

Science Centre Singapore is one of Southeast Asia's premier science education venues, combining interactivity, education, and entertainment. With its rich exhibitions, interactive installations, and experimental activities, it attracts both adults and children, offering an immersive journey into the mysteries of science. The themes here cover various fields such as astronomy, biology, physics, and climate change, making it an ideal choice for science enthusiasts and families looking for educational fun. Highlights: Exploring the Wonderful World of Science • Interactive Exhibitions: Visitors can easily grasp scientific knowledge through multi-sensory experiences. • Omni-Theatre: A 360-degree dome screen presents stunning scientific documentaries and cosmic explorations. • Kinetic Garden: An outdoor physics experiment playground where you can learn while playing. • Special Exhibitions and Activities: Different themed scientific exhibitions and hands-on workshops are held throughout the year. Recommended Exhibitions and Experiences 1. Permanent Exhibition Areas: Interactive Learning in Various Fields • Human Body and Health: Understand the fascinating structure of the human body and the importance of a healthy lifestyle. • Physics and Engineering: Try assembling machines and learn about energy transformation and physical laws. • Wonders of Chemistry: Observe the charm of chemical reactions through experiments, such as explosions and color changes. • Climate and Environment: Gain an in-depth understanding of the impact of climate change and the importance of sustainable development. 2. Omni-Theatre • Cosmic Exploration: Experience the awe of being in space and learn about planets, black holes, and other astronomical knowledge. • Nature Documentaries: Watch films about Earth's ecosystems and feel the greatness and fragility of nature. • Family-Friendly: The 360-degree screen and immersive sound effects provide a visual feast for audiences of all ages. 3. Kinetic Garden • Outdoor Interaction: Explore the applications of natural energies such as wind, water, and light, suitable for children and families to play together. • Classic Experiments: Simple operations on devices like water wheels and anti-gravity balls help understand physical laws. 4. Special Exhibitions and Hands-On Activities • Regular Theme Updates: Themes like dinosaur exploration, robotics, or future cities keep each visit fresh. • Hands-On Workshops: Activities like space modeling and chemical experiments help children learn through hands-on experience. Practical Information Opening Hours • Tuesday to Sunday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM • Closed on Mondays (except during school holidays and public holidays). Ticket Prices • Adults: S$12 • Children (3-12 years): S$8 • Additional fee for Omni-Theatre, usually S$14 per person (prices may vary for different exhibitions). • Combo and family tickets: Discounts available, check the official website for more information. Transportation • MRT: Take the MRT to Jurong East Station, then walk about 10 minutes to reach the centre. • Bus: Several bus routes stop at Jurong Town Hall Road. • Driving: Ample parking is available, making it convenient to drive. Tips • Plan Your Route: The centre is large, so prioritize the areas of interest to avoid missing key content. • Family-Friendly: Ideal for family visitors, especially children, for an educational and fun experience. • Dining Options: There are restaurants inside the centre, or you can bring your own snacks to enjoy in designated areas. Visiting Suggestions 1. Allow Enough Time: The centre's exhibitions and activities are rich in content, so plan at least 3 hours or half a day. 2. Check Special Exhibitions: The centre regularly updates its special exhibition areas, so check the website for the latest content. 3. Suitable for All Ages: Both children and adults can find fun and knowledge in interactive experiences. 4. Book Omni-Theatre Tickets: Seats are limited, so buy movie tickets in advance to avoid queues. My Experience: A Wonderful Adventure in the World of Science Science Centre Singapore made me feel the charm and infinite possibilities of science. Whether touching experimental devices, watching stunning panoramic movies, or playing in the outdoor Kinetic Garden, I discovered the close connection between science and life. The most impressive part was the Climate and Environment area, where interactive games helped me understand the dangers of climate change and deepened my awareness of environmental protection. For families looking to inspire their children's interest in science, this is undoubtedly the perfect place. For adults, the centre also brings thought and inspiration, reminding us that science is not just about knowledge but also about life and the future. Next time you visit Singapore, don't forget to come here and experience the endless fun of science!

#singaporetrip Singapore Science Museum and Technology Museum Fortunately, I applied for an annual card and came at least twice a week. As long as you like it. It's a little cold inside. Remember to bring a coat.i like it the most this being a beautiful and inspiring olace for me after all you should also have to come here for the time woth your kids to give them #Singapore Science Centre #Science

Singapore Science Centre *************************** The Singapore Science Centre is located in the west of Singapore, close to the JURONG EAST MRT station. It is open daily from 10:00 to 17:00 and closed on Mondays. Tickets are affordable and can be purchased in advance on the website. There are two floors of indoor exhibition halls, as well as outdoor recreation areas and a water park. The place is quite large, with multiple exhibition areas and many exhibits that can be touched by hands. The tour can take 2 to 3 hours. It is a place suitable for the whole family to improve science, environmental protection and technology. 📍Address: 15 Science Centre Rd, Singapore 609081

#lioncitystyle I’m up for any kind of adventure, including ventures into the lesser-known territories such as space 🤩 but whilst the universe isn’t exactly very accessible to the public just yet, I was content with immersing myself in the essence of space exploration without ever leaving the ground, during our hour-long Space Explorers: THE INFINITE session at the Singapore Science Centre on Saturday afternoon. Thanks to the transformative lens of immersive VR technology, we were transported 400 kilometers above Earth into the International Space Station, where we enjoyed gaining insight into the daily life of astronauts while seemingly being there with them. We also experienced several spell-binding moments of Earth-gazing, which left me feeling emotional over how extremely beautiful yet vulnerable our planet is 🌎 The best part was realising that all these 360-degree videos we were absolutely enraptured with, are actual footage captured by state-of-the-art equipment painstakingly sent to outer space. It just blows my mind seeing how raw and real this entire presentation is, as well as how quickly human advancements in technology are bridging the gap between possibility & far beyond 🤯

my friend and i didn’t dare to complete the phobia exhibition we were too scared 💀 love that science centre’s attractions are still intact! really felt the nostalgic vibe when we entered the place!! v quiet and cool environment and the uncle who was guarding the mirror place was v friendly :) he even taught us abit about electricity!! will definitely come back again 💗