This is a nice science museum to learn more about the initiatives Singapore has taken towards sustainability. The museum is well done and uses a lot of different multimedia approaches (video, photos, words, hands-on engagement, live demonstrations). I booked a free tour and our guide was very knowledgable and did a great job of engaging all participants in our group, ranging from young children to older adults. Would definitely recommend this to families or adults who are interested in learning more!

Booked a spot for the free guided free tour via the easy-to-use website. George was fantastic, full of insightful and interesting facts ans details - Thank you George! Well worth booking a visit.

Really informative and well put together exhibition, kept my 4 year old and myself entertained and informed with plenty of interactive stations. The view from the roof was fantastic and would pack a picnic next time to enjoy up there. Very impressive free exhibition.

Amazing exhibition! Unfortunately due to Covid only 1h guided tours were allowed and visitors are advised to not touch anything and let the guide explain and demonstrate everything. George did an amazing job, thanks so much! In the future when people are allowed to walk around freely and explore the exhibition on their own, you can easily spend half a day there. A lot to learn and to play with around sustainable topics, like water, greenery, recycling and how to reduce and reuse valuable goods.

I joined a tour guided by Mr. Fin at the exhibition, and it was an enlightening experience. Mr. Fin's knowledge was impressive, and he adeptly shared valuable information with us, using simple language for better understanding. The exhibition, spanning six zones, provided a comprehensive insight into the government's initiatives and future plans. It effectively conveyed what residents in Singapore can contribute to building a better and sustainable living environment. Overall, the exhibition was not only educational but also empowering, highlighting the collective role we play in shaping the future. Highly recommend for those keen on understanding and actively participating in Singapore's sustainability efforts.

The gallery is free of charge, with educational and interative details of the past, present and future of sustainability of Singapore. I'm very impressed by the gallery, especially the internal design of the whole gallery. This place is definitely for environment lovers of all ages.

Best place to understand Sustainable Singapore and it's free. Best not to come at 5pm as closing time is 6pm. Book your free guided tour online. Also don't missed the Marina Barrage creating 3 benefits for Singapore. See the model for demonstration of the operation. Catch Bus 400 or walk from nearby Garden By The Bay.

Good place for young children to learn about PUB..

Please do visit ! For someone who is active in the field, probably no surprises - yet, really nice setup and simple terms that give you nice facts about current impact and actions in Singapore. And all free, thanks for a fabulous afternoon tour. (All free!)

We went on the 1-hour guided tour by Ms Sheena and she provided an informative and educational commentary on how Singapore is adopting sustainable policies and practices in the past and future. The exhibits were visually interesting and well maintained. Recommended.

《🦁永續新加坡展覽館》👑Sustainable Singapore Gallery位於【🇸🇬新加坡】《濱海堤壩》Marina Barrage，㊗️主要介紹〝水資源〞利用，【🗺新加坡】為熱帶國家，🌏作為島國，🏢城市發展速度快，〝🌊水資源〞比較緊缺。【🎆新加坡】建設完整、🎊高效的〝水資源〞收集、迴圈、📸利用系統，🚨所有的民用水均為「🌈污水」經迴圈處理後的再利用；🌇更關鍵的是【新加坡】自來水均達到了可“直接飲用”的標準。 《🥰永續新加坡展覽館》面積超過1618平方米，🎁新展館有六個展區，🎠分別突出各種環境議題。🎡例如“小紅點”展區，💝展示【新加坡】如何應對氣候變化帶來的影響；“🏡零浪費新加坡的旅程”展區，😍呈現【新加坡】到了2030年要成為零浪費新加坡的願景。🎉新展館注入互動和多感官體驗元素，🚴‍♀️其中「互動遊戲」🏰讓騎著實體腳踏車，🏵看著眼前大螢幕的公眾，🥇猶如身臨宏茂橋一帶。📹螢幕上也不時出現“減少用車”的環保貼士，讓公眾一邊運動，一邊學習新知識。🌉通過互動多媒體展示、展覽和遊戲，🏝親身體驗【新加坡】這個小島所面對的環境和水務問題。🏞新展館記錄了【新加坡】在環境保護所做的貢獻，🏜教育公眾當前和未來的環境威脅，🏟以及如何推動可持續的生活方式。

A very succinct gallery with theme of sustainability in Singapore and not only on the Marina Barrage. It is comprehensive ! Here, you will learn about the sustainability initiatives that Singapore has undertaken throughout the years on waste management and climate action plan. The most memorable artefact has to be the porcelain figurine that was presented to the long time economic adviser of Singapore Albert Winsemius when he lost the wager with Lee Kuan Yew. Mr. Winsemius thought that the Singapore River was beyond redemption and wanted to convert it into a closed sewer. Mr. Lee refused to admit defeat and went on a 10 year clean up effort to rejuvenate the river. In 1993, a grouper was caught in the river and the porcelain figure was given to Mr. Winsemius as a momento. There are guided tours here everyday hourly (except on Tuesdays where they are closed). Do remember to register online at their website for the tour ! For daily updates on Singapore heritage and stories, please follow me on Instagram (@heristage) and Facebook (@heristagesg)!

The free tour that we signed up for online of Marina Barrage includes a tour of the Sustainable Singapore Gallery as well. The exhibits and panels were informative, and perfect for those who want to learn more about Singapore’s efforts at tackling climate change. Our guide was very knowledgeable too.

Perfect place to learn how Singapore built a sustainable country. A lot of action done with future perspective. Inspiring on how they realize the threat coming and taking concrete action to prevent it.

If you want to know how Singapore dealt with their trash problem you can come here. It is like a museum that explain how Singapore change their waste management system, an become succses like now.

The sustainable Singapore gallery gives incredible insight to the sustainable efforts of the country. The staff of the place are also friendly and very helpful to provide information!

Very nice place, can learn lot of info regarding water resources of singapore

This is a immersive & educative experience for young & old alike. The exhibition has working model of the barrage, plenty of videos, pictures & what the future could look like. A must visit for the family. Book your time slots in good time, no entrance fees. The terrace is a great place to fly kites & picnic in the evening with family & friends as the sun sets.

Interactive and informative on the importance of water sustainability in Singapore. Highly recommended to do with tour.

Fantastic exhibition to learn more about sustainable living

Great for 10 to 15 year olds. Slightly rushed due to the guided tour

Highly recommended to book a guided tour for free. The aunty was so informative and friendly, you would feel entertained while gaining more knowledge and self awareness of sustainability. Passed by this area a few times but didn't notice there was such a big gallery here. Glad that it's part of the angpao event otherwise I would have missed out on such a chance to explore this gallery.

Enjoyed learning about sustainability and water recycling efforts in sg from a very patient and friendly guide.

We got a tour guide who was really good. The plastikophobia exhibition was amazing 😍

Nice to visit. And free admission to everyone.😊👍

Very clean gallery with many exhibits to see. Take the guided tour and had everything explained to us that are easy to understand. Highly recommended for you to bring the kids to visit.

Not large but definitely worth a visit. first you are treated by friendly staff. Afterwards you can take around 30 min to 1 hour to learn about various aspects of sustainability in Singapore. My family and me enjoyed the visit. It is free. Will come again.

good to have a clean toilet

Thanks to Ms Shina for the interesting tour (free), about how to create a liveable and sustainable Singapore. i really enjoy the tour .

Great museum not only aesthetically but also informatively, can highly recommend! However, if you are familiar with the subject of sustainability, you will find some “editorial missing information” about what is not working well in Singapore or which areas of sustainability are not yet been tackled, e.g. the focus on reduce instead of recycle / biodegradable plastic … which would be a wholistic approach to sustainable urban development. I would therefore propose to also include an exhibition with focus on the things that are not yet achieved or that could be done to further improve real sustainability and not a good looking / technologically advanced version of it. That way, everyone can learn even more from Singapores great concepts.

tour guide was very knowledgeable. very informative. enjoyable gallery visit

It's in Marina Barrage , one o the best ways to know what sustainability is

Superb exhibition center for sustainability. The whole history of the Singapore water supply and into the future is in this facility. The guides are polite and knowledgable plus friendly with feedback. The tour easily take about 5/6 hours, if you want to go deep understanding, you can spend three days to learn aboit the water issue in Singapore. Overall a good place yo visit.

Great place for family leisure

An interesting and engaging gallery!

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful, worth going (Original) 非常漂亮，值得去

Everyone need to understand how important is to save recourses of our planet. This place helps to get more knowledge. And nice view on the city as a benefit 💥 free entrance.

Learn about the 4 national taps, Singapore water story, sustainable solutions adopted

One of excellent places for learning on how Singapore focuses on sustainable development

A lovely weekend spent learning so much on how to reduce plastic waste and vegan food options.. The Earth Fest was a real eye opener for everyone who had the opportunity to attend it. Glad I was there 👍

Very interesting

Love! Love! Love!

The revamped gallery has many interactive and innovative displays on making Singapore a sustainable place. Do sign up for the guided tour to better appreciate the gallery. The gallery is well organised and comfortable and the family can spend at least a couple of hours there to learn more about how we can help to improve our environment!

(Translated by Google) Exciting place, where you can relax and enjoy an incredible view of the Singapore skyline. Not to be missed! (Original) Luogo emozionante, dove potersi rilassare e godere di un panorama incredibile sullo skyline di Singapore. Da non perdere!

Remember to sit on the lawn at sunset, and watch everything. Definitely some of the greatest moments of my life. :)

Great place

Nicely organized and quite informative exposition. Free admission.

(Translated by Google) Come, this piece has to sit (Original) 要来，这片都要坐坐

I can understand how the barrage's working

Interesting, informative and free guided tour (during Covid-19), a good place to visit if you're already at Marina Barrage, to learn more about sustainability efforts in Singapore, and how the Marina Barrage works.

(Translated by Google) An attractive museum. (Original) Museum yang atraktif.

nice

AAA From my passage.

Very well made, also good for older kids. Enjoy the rooftop views!

Very educational and great for kids, particularly enjoyed the animated videos. Would have really liked it if the display outside the gallery on the pump system was working! Also, it seems like you need to sign up for the guided tour in order to access the gallery, which seems slightly unnecessary.

Wonderful experience in this gallary. Well organized and well designed.

We enjoyed the tour.Guide Ben gave us insightful details of the tour .He was patient to reply curious questions from my children.