It's an amazing Gallery which is quite interactive in the heart of the city. It shows all type of system that the country own. Gallery is open in two stories where each storey has his own charm. One can see the story around how the Singapore is been developed or originated, to how it is been expanding, how the land is been increased decade by decade. How the traffic and internal resources work. How the beautification is been increased and people are finding more and more ways to enhance it and decrease it's issues. The emerging trend and the lifestyle of people are been shown in the amazing way. One can hire the guides too who will help in understanding each and every part of it very nicely. It is quite interesting to be here and to understand it fully. It also depicts the old Singapore with the new one with various photograph and video section. It is amazing and people should be here once you are here in Singapore.

Very good gallery to visit if you like urban planning, city planning, or are simply curious about all the different aspects of Singapore as a city-state. You’ll understand what it means to run a nation like a well-oiled machine. The scale models are also very good. Plus there are many interactive activities to learn about city planning. The gallery is under the URA (urban redevelopment authority of Singapore). Strongly recommend to book the free-guided tour run by volunteers.

Oh my gosh! This should be a mandatory place to go if you visit Singapore! So much information, in a way that is fun and interactive and not boring at all! I was lucky to get one of the tours and it was just perfect. George was so knowledgeable and entertaining. If you want to really learn about this country, past, present, and never ending improving future, this is you place! I don’t know if I’m just too excited about learning! I loved it!

A good place to visit if you want to know how Singapore plans and uses its limited land space and resources to create a vibrant living, working, and recreation areas for its citizens and residents. A good city model for the world. Go and visit, especially when National Day is just round the corner 😉

Wonderful place to learn about the development in Singapore. Very nice exhibits and cold air conditioning here too. Pianos lying around add to the wonderful atmosphere

This is a learning center. The exhibition of the city of Singapore is perfect. There is a city plan. Good policy for the country Good for development It can be a good model for other cities. Anyone passing by should come and study the ideas of this place.

Great gallery about history of Singapore landscape and transformation of a nation. Well design and modern based on new interactive technology and touchscreen makes it easier for tourist and anyone who want to discover Singapore.

The Singapore City Gallery takes you on a tour of Singapore’s history and how it transformed into the tech-savvy, well-planned urban jungle we see today. We saw a lot of videos around the past, the present and where Singapore is heading. We also saw a scale model of central Singapore. It’s a well-packed and well-paced gallery. Best yet, it was free for us to go in and explore. If you’re in to architecture, urban planning or just really want to know how Singapore became what it is today, this is a great gallery to check out!

Interesting place to know about the history and the future plans for Singapore. The miniature models are nice and an interesting experience go see. Good place to spend a couple of hours.

Great place to know and understand the Singapore city development. Need to book in advance so you can get free guide to introduce and explain the growth of Singapore

you get to see all the amazing model and planning of singapore, a must come

Very good for locals and foreigners to learn about urban planning and transformation of Singapore. It makes me proud and appreciate the efforts made by URA and other government statutory boards and agencies to make Singapore a better place to live, work and play. There are also other ongoing exhibitions like the Space for our Dreams Exhibition at Level 1. Sign up for both visits if available, to have a better understand of past, present and future plans of Singapore.

Fascinating and inspiring. See the planning and the magic behind Singapore futuristic charm. Free entrance. Interactive exhibitions.

Really interesting to know the infrastructural plans for Singapore. It’s exciting to see the construction taking place around the city. Cool information regarding the past and the future. This was a free museum just across the street from Maxwell hawker and the Buddhist Tooth Temple. A great addition to a day of exploring clean restrooms as well.

Ground floor: -Display of architectural drawings of what i would think are significant buildings of Singapore -small exhibition of new areas that are going to be developed (Marina bay and Pearl'Hill). 3d model of the entire country which is used as support to illustrate the urban planning of Singapore. Second/third floor A lot of information is given on how the place has been carefully planned for the last 60 years, and highlights the vision of the future: a smart city where citizens can be in a subway within 15 min, in a park within 15 minutes. Honestly I was really impressed with the level of information, the quality of presentation including 3d models. I would highly recommend this visit (free) to anybody who is interested in what the city of the future will look like !

I enjoy this place so much! Unfortunately, I don’t have much time due to a tight schedule, but I would like to come again to look up the details of Singapore's history and development planning. I feel like I have learned so much about Singapore in one visit. Recommend starting the tour from the second-floor right-hand side as when going to the left, and it will bring you upstairs to the third floor—impressed by how Singapore has been doing on national planning involving different cultural groups and technologies. I think it will be enough to spend around 1-2 hours here.

Very good museum for foreigner/tourist to stop by. It has interactive and informative display, unique design, and modern nuance. Better to visit for students to learn lanscape, history, technology, and future plan of Singapore.

The gallery did a fantastic job displaying the past, present, and future strategies of Singapore's city planning. It is offering an engaging mixture of 3D models, interactive elements as well as images with text. Contentwise I am more than impressed by how many thoughts go into urban planning. Singapore hit a sweet spot of mixing nature with the artificial.

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Love it… masterplan of future plan for Singapore

(Translated by Google) Very worth seeing to learn about the history of Singapore. (Original) Sehr Sehenswert um sich über die Geschichte von Singapur zu informieren.

Really pleasant place to visit and have a fun and nice outing with family or friends following existing COVID-19 restrictions. Remember to book a slot before going there. Time spent approximately: 2 hours - 2 hours 30minutes

(Translated by Google) Singapore City Planning Exhibition Has demonstrated the potential of setting a vision for developing areas, economics, communities and the environment perfectly It also includes knowledge of the history of the establishment of Singapore. Sustainable development Natural resource management Through a variety of interesting graphics, video and multimedia media And there is no admission fee It is therefore recommended if you want to come to Singapore to study important concepts in the country's development here. . Singapore City Gallery has demonstrated the potential of setting a vision for developing areas, economics, communities and the environment perfectly It also includes knowledge about the history of the establishment of Singapore. Sustainable development Natural resource management Through a variety of interesting graphics, video and multimedia media And there is no admission fee It is therefore recommended if you want to come to Singapore to study important concepts in national development here. (Original) นิทรรศการผังเมืองของสิงคโปร์ ได้แสดงถึงศักยภาพของการกำหนดวิสัยทัศน์ในการที่จะพัฒนาพื้นที่เศรษฐกิจ ชุมชน และสิ่งแวดล้อมได้อย่างลงตัว นอกจากนี้ยังสอดแทรกความรู้เกี่ยวกับประวัติการก่อตั้งสิงคโปร์ การพัฒนาอย่างยั่งยืน การจัดการทรัพยากรธรรมชาติ ผ่านสื่อที่เป็นภาพกราฟิก วีดิทัศน์ และมัลติมีเดียที่มีความหลากหลายน่าสนใจ และไม่มีค่าเข้าชม จึงแนะนำหากต้องการมาสิงคโปร์เพื่อศึกษาแนวคิดสำคัญในการพัฒนาประเทศที่นี่ . Singapore City Gallery has demonstrated the potential of setting a vision for developing areas, economics, communities and the environment perfectly It also includes knowledge about the history of the establishment of Singapore. Sustainable development Natural resource management Through a variety of interesting graphics, video and multimedia media And there is no admission fee It is therefore recommended if you want to come to Singapore to study important concepts in national development here.

Singapore is the best country or my Dream City on my life

Great place to if you like history, especially if it’s city development..There are many interactive and cool kiosks that display videos and even allow you to modify roads, amend water usage etc…what’s really amazing is the future planning you get to see ..excellent for kids to learn in a fun way.

This gallery details how Singapore turned out to be what it is we see now due to the early planning. Currently the entry fee is free for all. You will see how waste is treated efficiently, how transportation is sustainable. Concept plans are revised every 10 years to make sure Singapore is ready 40-50 years down the line. There are giant screens where you are free to create things with the land in Singapore. Let your imagination run wild. You will get green land on the screen, much like the simulation. You will have all structures, attractions, museums, and parks ready at your disposal to plan your own city in Singapore. On one of the floors, you will also find 1:50 scale models of almost all types of structures you find in Singapore. The one I liked the most was the Helix bridge scale model.

Insight on singapore past, present and future. New displays set up, post covid period. Worth a visit to see singapore growth.

A nice place to learn something about the history of the city & the concept behind the buildings and the plans. I really enjoyed all the interactive stations and videos. We spent a few hours in there because there are so many interesting facts inside. There is also no entrance fee which is pretty nice! Highly recommend this place!

We joined a free guided tour which was very good. The place is well designed with lots of material. After the tour, we went for a quick lunch at the Maxwell Food Court right next door before heading back into the gallery. I will return with other guests.

1. Amazing place if you want to see all buildings in Singapore in mini size 2. Lots of future development 3. On ground floor sometime have exhibitions or events 4. Near by maxwell hawker, plenty options to eat 5. Good location and lots carpark nearby

Ventured into the Singapore City Gallery and was met with a fascinating journey through the city's urban transformation. The interactive exhibits and detailed models provide an insightful look into Singapore's architectural feats and urban planning vision. It's more than just a gallery; it's a testament to the city's dedication to sustainable and innovative development. A must-visit for urban enthusiasts and those curious about the future of cityscapes.

basically a museum of history of how Singapore was built, has got some cool models of citys buildings, free of charge also

Cool museum! Free admission 😃 I especially liked exposition about urban planning techniques like wind flow predictions, shades, temperature of materials etc. Security guys are a bit brusque, but only when they think they don't get a strong response 😆

A Singaporean architecture gallery. Free entrance SG’s architecture is part of their culture and this exhibition shows how their urban long-term development undergo! If your travelling purpose is studying local government’s attitudes and what is their future wish, this is a very good place for you! And also, if your Asian trip included SG and HK, this is a good chance for you to know more about their difference. Both of them were British colony before, but went into different direction! And now, it is a good time to compare which one have better urban development.

Every Town Planner and Architect on this Earth will surely love this place, as soon they are being presented with the 3D city models with light presentation, mini games on the transportation and street designs, creative surveys, historical maps and photographs presentations, and planning related books. it is fair to say such City Gallery should be a benchmark for every city in order to make planning and design more approachable for all, and making sense of the places.

The most interactive and interesting experience I've ever had in a "gallery". I love that this gives respect to the visitor's intelligence instead of dumbing everything down. There is so much to learn, and it provides quality exposure to planning concepts and terminologies.

One of the best urban planning museums I have ever visited. Detailed, thorough, interactive and multi-lingual. A must-visit if you are in Singapore.

Educational experience for all ages above 5. You get to really learn about Singapore's development plans. Best of all, the tours are free.

Very interesting museum. Would advise anyone living in Singapore to go. The cafe with the library is a must!

Interesting place for all town planner and history lover. This place represents the transformation of Singapore from an old island to current smart & high-tech city. No entry charges.

Very nice exhibition on Singapore's history as a city, its current challenges, and future plans. The style of presentation is varied with texts, videos, interactive displays, and real models. It gives a very good overview and understanding, in an easily digestible way.

Great place to learn more about city planning and development in Singapore. Periodic architecture and urban planning exhibits are also organized by Singapore City Gallery. The miniature model of buildings in Singapore accompanied by digital effects is certainly not to be missed.

(Translated by Google) You can see the history of Singapore with pictures, and you can see Singapore at a glance with a model. In the video, I will be able to explain the future of Singapore. Past Present Future. It was an interesting time, and it is worth visiting at least once. (Original) 싱가폴의 역사도 사진으로 볼수있고 모형으로 싱가폴을 한눈에 볼 수있고. 영상으로 앞으로의 싱가폴도 설명들을수있고. 과거현재미래. 나름 흥미로운시간이었고.한번쯤 가볼만하다

Beautiful

(Translated by Google) The first trip to Singapore City Gallery, provides a new experience to see the condition of Singapore from year to year. 👍🏻 (Original) Perjalanan pertama ke singapura city gallery, memberikan pengalaman baru melihat kondisi singapura dari tahun ke tahun. 👍🏻

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Located opposite of Maxwell Food Centre. From the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum walked until the end cross road while saw Erskine Road. From Erskine Road walked further up then turn right at the junction will saw pathway to Maxwell Food Centre(now there's construction work going on). From Maxwell Food Centre will saw Singapore City Gallery's outside have 3 statues of Samsui women. From the statues walked in will saw glass door,that's the entrance. I have attached photos of how to walk. Operation hours: Monday-Saturday 9am-5pm. Close on Sunday. Around 4:50pm,security guard will walked around the whole gallery to inform visitors that closing at 5pm. Miniatures of Singapore Landscape and those significant buildings/structures. For example Marina Bay Sand,Art Science Museum, Esplanade,Flower Dome,Cloud Forest,Takashimaya,Pinnacle@Duxton,etc... Understand how Marina Bay,Jurong Lake,Orchard Road are built. What are Shophouse? How it is built from the early stage(years) with different tiles. In the future,how much water,electricity we will be using. We even can build our 'future road' by choosing vehicles, lamps, people, trees. Lots of interactive activities. But went there around 4:20pm le so no time to explore future.

(Translated by Google) Attentive staff rigorous (Original) 很用心工作人員很嚴謹

Love this place so much. Very entertaining & educating.

A gallery to showcase how Singapore becomes what it is today, and how it will be tomorrow. A must visit if you're in the area! Also next to Maxwell Food Centre where the famous chicken rice is

(Translated by Google) If you are interested in the history of Singapore's development and urban planning, then you are right here The sightseeing time is about 2 hours. There are many interactive screens and videos, which make people feel fun and not boring. In addition, it is free of charge and a little summer, and the Maxwell Food Centre next door is quite convenient. (Original) 如果你對於新加坡的發展與城市規劃的歷史很有興趣，那來這裡就對了 觀光時間大約需2小時，裡面有許多互動式螢幕、影片，讓人覺得好玩不無聊 此外，這裡免費還能稍微避暑，而且隔壁就是麥士威熟食中心，相當方便

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(Translated by Google) Well organized (Original) Bien organizado

An amazing profile of the urban planning and architecture of Singapore, using 3-D models, maps and photographs

Wicked gallery, show cases the future projects in Singapore, and what's next to come, I wish it was bigger and more explanation of more. Had a brief history of how singapore was built. Again I wish it was bigger and show cases more

It provides a holistic view of the Singapore, from its beginnings up to present

Very interesting and informative. Would not recommend for kids 11 and under. To complex for them.

Exhibition on now. Featuring architecture concepts by different architectural firms and a green oasis in the city.

Good place to make a quick stop and get a sense of how small Singapore is from the 3D exhibit.

Based on 1 very short visit: Cool and fun interactive displays, giant model of Singapore, educational, free.

(Translated by Google) Singapore Urban Regeneration and Urban Planning Change I can see a little I was able to feel the closeness of the Singaporean government on long-term urban planning. (Original) 싱가포르 도시재생과 도시계획 변화를 조금이나마 알수 있고 장기적인 도시계획에 대해 싱가포르 정부의 치밀함을 느낄수 있었음

I really loved this place. Great 3D model of the whole city which you can see looking down for a great overview as well as walk around. I went there as part of a walking tour, and will return tomorrow to spend more time there because there's so much to see and learn about Singapore there

Free gallery exploring the development of Singapore as a city. It's definitely worth a visit. The models of the city are superb and so detailed. They have several exhibitions, and their permanent gallery has high amounts of technology implementation and interactivity. It gives you a better idea of how the city has grown and how Singapore works on a macro scale.

(Translated by Google) You can see the greatness of Singapore (Original) シンガポールの凄さがわかります

(Translated by Google) Urban development around the world will want to come here to learn from it, even local people find it very worth checking out! (Original) 全世界的城市發展都會想要來此學習效仿，連在地人都覺得非常值得一探究竟！

(Translated by Google) Great, can simulate the entire Singapore city (Original) 很厲害，可以模擬出整個新加坡城市

Nice to see Space Syntax and interesting RFP

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful (Original) สวยมากๆ

Their vegetarian eggplant lasagna was one of the best in Singapore!

Urban Redevelopment Authority

Very Interesting place to see the growth of Singapore Urban development.

Probably my favorite free gallery in Singapore. Enormous scaled maps of Singapore, great exhibits on the past, present and future of the city. Nice rotating gallery and terrific bench-art in the URA building foyer (you'll see when you're there). Some friends I brought there found it boring, others have spent hours there with me. If you like maps and cities and urban planning, you'll enjoy this a lot. Maxwell Food Centre is literally across the street if you need to refuel.

Interactive and well designed space

Security

Nice place on the tourist trail, great miniature model of Singapore and history overview.

worth the visit if you are interested in the city of singapore, it has a lot of cultural and historical information about the development of singapore, information about the functioning of the city as a water system, electricity, sewage. Some interactive exhibits as well. For me, the most interesting was a model of the city that shows not only the buildings that already exist but also those that are under construction (in yellow in the photos) and those that will be built in years to come (in white)

The highlight of the gallery is for sure the model of the Singapore city, and also to discover how Singapore built its cityscape. The foresight and thought process of how far ahead the planning is done. Worth a visit. Now with COVID-19 measures, you’ll just need to book in advance before you head down.

Now that the 2019 Draft Plan has been released, its a great place for Singaporeans to visit and get to know the URA's plans for Singapore's development. The exhibits are nicely designed and are also very very detailed. I was also given a tour by a volunteer who was very friendly!

It is very educational and fun for the kids. It gives a very good perspective how Singapore develop along the years from a kampong to current metropolitan.They also have guided tours in certain days. It is good to bring the kids and spend half a day here. In one of the section, they can create their own city using the simulation. Take note they only open on weekdays and Saturday.

Can’t believe my first time in 3 years in singapore ~ the first floor they got a lovely book store only focus on singapore local writers! Plus a tiny Coffee bar inside make u feel comfortable. The gallery not big but it’s a nice place view the history of the lion city development.

(Translated by Google) Here the mockup is very informative. Also available are brochures for each region of Singapore (Original) Disini maketnya sangat informatif. Juga tersedia brosur-brosur tiap kawasan dari negara SIngapore

(Translated by Google) Singapore's major regions can be viewed in an elaborate model. It is also good to recognize the culture formed by region as a building. You can also see the location of representative landmarks at a glance. You can see the changes in Singapore architecture or the changes or developments of the city according to the times. I remember using it for free, although it may be because it acts like a museum. When I look around, I don't know the passing of time and I'm into it for a long time. And there are many things to see, so I have to look back for a while. (Original) 싱가폴의 주요지역을 정교한 모형으로 볼 수 있음. 지역별로 형성된 문화를 건축물로 알아보기도 좋음. 대표적인 랜드마크의 위치도 한눈에 볼 수도 있음. 시대에 따른 싱가포르 건축의 변화 혹은 도시의 변화나 발전을 볼 수도 있음. 박물관과 같은 역할을 하는 곳이어서인지 몰라도 무료로 이용했던 것으로 기억한다. 구경을 하다보면 시간가는줄 모르고 한참 빠져있게 됨. 그리고 구경할꺼리도 많아서 한참을 돌아봐야함.

It is a place that represents the history of Singapore. From the past to the present.

Free admission and yet very educational. Large sized maps of Singapore from 1819 to date on display. Showcases the farsightedness in city planning. Impressive city area models and Singapore island model. Learn about plans for Tuas mega port and underground land use plans.

Very nice place to understand the history and future of Singaoore. Highly recommended bringing kids for a short tour. Star also given to the tour ambassadors, they are all so polite and helpful

It's a fairly good way to spend about 1.5 - 2 hours if you're already in the area hoping to burn some time. There were a couple of interactive and visually appealing exhibits available. The on site ambassador/guide were very keen to share interesting information and facts about the city's development over the years and how the city might look in the future. While this was a very worthwhile visit, especially it being free, it's hard to justify planning a trip just for this. But it's location makes it easy to plan the next activity.

Nice place for visiting. Batter knowing about singapore

(Translated by Google) A museum right next to the Maxwell Food Court. free. The theme of the exhibition is the urban development of Singapore, but the biggest thing is the diorama in the center of Singapore. Great for spacing out places in the city. It's free so it's good to stop by the cool (Original) マックスウェルフードコートのすぐ隣にある博物館。無料。 展示はシンガポールの都市発展がテーマだが何と言っても最大の実物はシンガポール中心地のジオラマ。 市内の場所間隔をつけるのに最適では。 無料なので涼みに寄るのも良い

Amazing interactive museum

Great place to know the development history of Singapore and far sightedness of the founding leaders. Well presented using most modern techniques. Don't miss this gem and take your kids along follow it with a hearty meal at Maxwell Food Centre.

Interactive and gives all insights on how Singapore became what is Singapore today

FOC for entry !! Worth visit !

This is a really cool gallery if you like urban planning. They have new stuff to show every other day, and it makes me excited. But its also ppl's office, so I just feel like I'm intruding everytime I go there...

A very informative 3.5D experience. Must go to experience.

amazing 🤩 cityscape by British artist Stephen Wiltshire

One of most Interesting Attractions for Architects and Designers

Informative place for all things about city planning in Singapore. The various scale models are impressive. Great air conditioning too. Staff were helpful and friendly.

After a meal at the nearby area I will bring my friends here to understand the past, present and future of Singapore. Very well maintained and loaded with information.

I have fond memories of visiting years ago during a school trip. A more recent visit impressed me with how interactive and engaging the updated exhibits are with many featuring touch/hover panels presenting interesting snippets of information. Well-made videos about the different aspects of urban planning scattered throughout the 2 floors of permanent exhibitions made the time go by in a blink of an eye. Of course, the crowning glory here have to be the scale models of the whole island and the central district which are breathtaking in their detail.

Excellent display of Singapore's urban planning and how it all came about. Would have been a 5-star experience except for the "surveillance" - there is always a staff following the guided tour group, reminding everone to keep distance and don't touch the display (even though nobody touched it). Felt like being watched all the time, creepy feeling

Utterly amazed with all information here and how SG government built this city. I mean.. how do you even think a city planning in the next 50-100++ yrs? All the sustainability ideas, city in a garden, traffic jam, etc. What great leader this country had/has!

An excellent time to spend your afternoon. Love the interactive model of the island as they narrate how our planners took pains to create space for work, play and sustainable living. Blown away by the displays. Interactive and informative. Suitable for pri sch kids to adults. You can your kids and just explain things to them using the visuals. You'll learn a lot abt Singapore and how much effort has gone in to make this place a great place for all of us. Thoroughly enjoyed my time there. Just note that venue is best reached by train.

Many new and interactive exhibits. A great place to learn about Singapore urban planning in the past n present

I was here on 13 Sep and chance upon the ArchiCarnival which runs till 30 Sep 2022. Very nice installation at the carnival and within the gallery itself, you will find long term exhibits of our landscape in an immersive experience. On Level 1, there is the Islandwide model that comes alive on schedule with a digital show & tell experience. The 3D architecture model on level 2 provides a good bird’s eye view and perspective for home buyers who needs to visualise the transformation in the coming years.

Very good experience and knowledge. We now know why Singapore is growing fast and they expanding plan. Also, there are a lot of seat if you stuck, due to raining.

The Singapore City Gallery is a must-visit for those interested in urban planning and the history of Singapore. The gallery specializes in urban planning and features interactive screens that teach visitors about the city's design and efforts to reduce its carbon footprint. The gallery also tells the story of Singapore's evolution from a fishing village to a modern city. Anyone looking to learn more about Singapore and its history as a city should definitely visit this.

Great museum for architecture and planning students - insightful history of Singapore's planning. Beautiful models that are so intricate and detailed, one could spend 1.5-2hrs here. The Singapore city gallery is an excellent exhibit and its free entry price makes visiting very worth.

Excellent gallery! Wonderful scale models, lots of maps and interactive displays. Free and air-conditioned. We enjoy it so much we ended up visiting twice. Highly recommended!

Last weekend's adventure took me to the fascinating Singapore City Gallery! 🌆✨ Immerse yourself in the captivating exhibits that showcase the city's remarkable transformation and urban planning. From intricate architectural models to interactive displays, the gallery offers a glimpse into Singapore's past, present, and future. A must-visit for anyone intrigued by the city's captivating journey! 🏙️🗺️ #SingaporeCityGallery #UrbanExploration #CaptivatingExhibits

9 June 2023 - A good choice if you wish to while away your lunch hour, at the same time also enjoying the air conditioning when viewing the exhibits.

The gallery is free of charge, with educational and interative details of the past, present and future of city planning of Singapore. I'm very impressed by the gallery, especially the interative elements for effective and fun learning. It is convenient to go to, as it is next to Maxwell MRT station and the food centre.

All the amazing details of Singapore City. Makes you wonder and want to explore more about singapore. We get to know about history, culture, building, and the city itself