Good place for camera lover and photographers. A lot of old and interesting cameras. However the ticket price should be lower.

A beautiful Vintage Camera Museum just near Bugis area. It's walkable distance from BUGIS JUNCTION. It's better to call up and book the appointment prior to visit. There is no washroom inside the museum. The owner is friendly , he likes to suggest poses for photo taking and provides with props as well. He guides well. We took some lovely photographs inside but could not take any outside as it was raining The entrance of the museum is like you are walking inside the camera lense. The museum is just two room museum not a huge one but it's worth visiting. Owner's young son is very cute ,he attended to us and spoke to us in a professional manner. We will visit again to take photographs outside which we could not take today due to rain.

What a great experience. I would recommend visiting with the whole family. The owner is so kind and really enjoys the history and evolution of the camera over the years. You will find extremely unique cameras and learn a bit about the pop culture relevant to the times. I cannot recommend enough.

It show cases alot of different types of camera since the early days. The owner would show you video of how camera all started. And you may see that the 3 lenses phone camera we used today had already been recreated and used in the camera and video in e past. Which recreated and incorporated to our Daily used phone

Just made it before closing hours! Please go inside and support! The owner was extremely nice and hilarious. He toured us around the space and we had great conversations over his camera collection!

Interesting museum especially if you’re into cameras. Also had a free tour explaining everything so that was great!

Cool place.

It’s a tiny museum—— we spent around 30 mins here You will get a self-guided book, if you’re not super interested to camera I won’t recommend this place. The entrance of the museum is quite good for an Instagram photo.

The museum is like a big room with all the different cameras through the years. The history on how it was developed was very educating. You can take photos and even hold some of the camera relics. This is great for photography enthusiasts. It could be developed more by adding more exhibits of old photos and probably have a souvenir shop. As a photographer, I personally enjoyed my visit here :)

Nice place to learn more about history of cameras. Suitable for all ages. Time spent 1.5 hrs. The staff is friendly and knowledgable. Guests can take their own photos and videos.

Small little museum and I would consider this a hidden find. Never knew there is a camera museum in Singapore. The person must have spent a bomb on the collections. Vintage and every milestone in photography, definitely an eye-opener. The tour was a good one, carried out by a photography enthusiast - brief and simple, what amazed me was the collection that is on display. Surprisingly spent longer than intended as we took a walk through history of photography in a small little space.

It was a great breather away from the hustle and bustle, and heat on the streets. We spent around 2 hours in the museum learning about vintage cameras with a very friendly guide and his son. It was fun, educational and entertaining, we had an awesome time hanging out with them. You will also get the chance to have a hands-on feel with some of the vintage cameras too! The guide was absolutely amazing and took great shots of us! Thanks for the warmth extended! A must visit if you're around the area! 😊

A pleasant location to visit if you're into cameras and photography. They had an excellent collection of cameras, and the guide's knowledge was quite useful and intriguing.

One of the Instagram worthy location in Kampong Glam area😍

Ticket 20D , has scan pay option on spot But not worth that price Skip it!

Loved the place ! Great knowledge abt cameras that he shared with us and even let us try some of the vintage cameras too..

did not go in. not sure if they're open

$20 admission per adult. Small private museum that looks at the evolution of camera photography since the daguerreotype till early 21st century. Short videos and camera 'props' to allow self photography as souvenirs.

Interesting place, very knowledgeable owner. Extensive history on cameras

Surprised by the size of the collection! Quite informative if you want to know how the camera culture started. Very friendly staff. Worth the 15.

Quaint and unique museum just steps away from Arab Street. The staff is extremely kind and knowledgeable. A very boutique experience. Definitely worth a detour. You will hardly find yourself in a museum in the shape of a camera ever again. There is an astonishing variety of cameras of all ages and sizes. The instructional videos are helpful. Also, the click art room with the painted illusions is really nice and the staff takes pictures of you.

Great place for photographers.

(Translated by Google) Very special museum (Original) 外觀很特別的博物館

Eye-catching & unmissable exterior! Remember the good ol' days when going on a shoot meant lugging around a huge folding camera, heavy wooden tripods and rolls of 120 format film? Unless you lived in the ’50s, your answer is probably no. With the way smartphone cameras are evolving, the average snapper would struggle to find reasons to bring out even a compact DSLR. However, if you find a special sort of charm in vintage photography equipment, you might wanna visit the Vintage Camera Museum!

Nice small museum. The building in itself is an interesting sight. To get a glimpse of the history of photography, the collection of cameras is nice. We went through it with our seven years old son, and it was great to let him see how photography evolved and he found it interesting.

(Translated by Google) Cute and interesting if you are nearby. (Original) Carino ed interessante se siete nelle vicinanze.

(Translated by Google) I never see such a place every time I pass by-a place is very special😉 (Original) 每次经过都看不到有这样的—个地方很特别😉

Nice to take a photo here

Cool spot for selfie

I dont know where to buy ticket, and no one help with that

Guide was awesome explaining the history behind each camera

very nice collection of cameras, with great insights on some historical and photographic facts. The guide will share the stories with passion.

Not bad, a lot of cameras 1900-2021, many history and interesting facts. The museum itself not so big.

Took my son and I am hour to get here, walking and waiting in the heat for the place to open. It’s almost 11 and it’s closed. There is a number to call but nobody is answering.

A little quaint interesting museum to see how cameras evolve over the years!! They have a collection of all sorts of cameras too, eg pigeon camera, spy cameras, camera that looks like a gun.... if you haven't been here, you should for at least one visit, particularly avid photographers!

A very interesting place for all the camera enthusiasts! It holds a wide variety of different cameras and how much it has evolved over the years. There are also some funny looking ones, it is very enjoyable

We learned a lot about history of camera here. The guide is very friendly and nice. Great experience!

Vintage Cameras Nice and impressive. Last update Jun2017

Such a quirky place ... Love it?

Much better than expected! A small museum with a lot of vintage cameras and a very enthusiastic owner and guide that gave an excellent guided tour. We also got to touch and try some vintage camera models (both still and video). If you have any interest in vintage cameras or technology or silly photo sessions while waiting for the rain to stop you should give this place a try.

It's a wonderful experience. We got to learn a whole fascinating history of Camera. Its evolution, the changes and various designs it went through to finally arrive at the present digital camera we use today is filled with interesting facts, innovations which are really attention catching. We also got to have a go at all the olden time cameras and use them. Really memorable experience. Do visit this Museum and get your pictures clicked by olden time cameras to capture the special moment.

Amazing trip with nice docent sharing. ❤️❤️❤️

The museum itself was very interesting if you are interested in film cameras. Lots to look at and appreciate. Unfortunately the guy behind the counter spent the entire time on his phone and did not even speak to us. Great museum but if you are looking for human interaction - forget it.

Interesting place but looks deserted outside. Need to post opening hours outside and make purchase of tickets easier.

(Translated by Google) Very special appearance can come to take pictures (Original) 蠻特別的外觀可以來拍照

tour guide gives a detailed history, also was very warm and friendly !! good place to gain knowledge for projects regarding cameras in poly

(Translated by Google) Nice for photographers to see. (Original) Leuk voor fotografen om te zien.

This place is perfect for camera enthusiasts! ???

Love the building shape and exterior, and the wall graffiti. There isn't much to see inside, it's quite small and there is entrance fee for $15 SGD per person..quite pricey. There isn't much special trick art to be captured.however, it is always good to see and get to know a lil about any kind of history.

Place is smaller than expected, and the entrance fee might be too pricey for the size. However if you can find offers from fave or entertainer app which provides 1 for 1 or up to 50% discounts, it will be worth going. They have a large assortment of vintage cameras and there is a guidebook of sorts which provides a write-up on the history of the cameras in each era. It was amusing as I brought my Canon Q17 GL III along and it was on display in the museum too!

Nice cozy museum with cameras even older than my grands or great grands... it might be too little but it’s a pretty fun way place to explore.

Very much enjoy seeing many of the old camera staff was friendly and tour will worth the admission price.

Not open due to covid

Fantastic museum with an impressive collection of unique cameras. Very interesting tour, too! Definitely come visit when in Singapore!

A small cosy place with lots of historical items. A must visit for people interested in historic photography!

(Translated by Google) Apparently close to the Sultan's mosque (Original) Ternyata dekat dgn masjid sultan

(Translated by Google) Perhaps it is best to see the building on the outside! (Original) Quizás lo mejor es ver el edificio por fuera!

Amazing!!!

All the old cameras

Camera lovers... U need to visit

Tucked away in a quiet corner of the crowded Haji lane area is this gem of a place. A really cosy and quiet place where you can spend time away from the crowd and heat learning about the history of cameras and photography. Not to mention the guide who was definitely passionate in what he is doing. Enjoyed my time there tremendously.

Mesmerising experience! Never imagined evolution of the modern camera can be so amazing! Kudos to Ram for doing this!

A really impressive collection of hundreds of beautiful film cameras with a lovely owner who gave me an in-depth tour, accompanied by informative videos and the chance to try out some of the cameras. He also took photos of me in the cool art display room. A bonus: the front of the building has an incredible design. Worth a visit!

(Translated by Google) Sundanese Batik mega overcast in singapore (Original) Sundanese Batik mega mendung in singapore

Excellent place to visit. If anyone come to Singapore must visit the place because you will know more about the history of Camera's.

Impressive collection in a small space. But the trick eye collection is small . It is unfortunate that the price is not published and it's twice the price of National Museum.

(Translated by Google) Huge monuments of outside cameras have too much impact! It seems like a museum of old cameras, but it is like modern art! The entrance is from the lens of the camera. (Original) 外のカメラの巨大なモニュメントがインパクトありすぎ！古いカメラの博物館のようですが現代アートのようなつくりです！入り口はカメラのレンズからです。

Amazing!

Small museum, under 600sqft. A short but fun experience. Nice staff. Tickets come with a guide explaining the camera and its history. Tickets are $20 sgd. A bit pricey for what it is, but I guess it cuts down traffic and you can take your time to browse the vintage gear. Be prepared before hand, there is no washroom at the museum. Your on your own from there, but you are allowed to re-enter.

We learned a lot about history of camera here. The guide is very friendly and nice. Great experience!