One of the best kept secrets Heritage sites in Singapore. This used to be the administrative building for Nanyang University when it was builder back in 1955. This magnificent building retains its majestic look over the years and serves as a bridge between Nanyang University and the current NTU. Lesser known fact was Queen Elizabeth visited this building as part of her state visit in 1972

Very well renovated venue, though not really sure what the building is meant for. Never went in to see before.

The Chinese Heritage Centre (CHC) was founded in 1995 to advance knowledge and understanding of the ethnic Chinese communities

very disappointed to be turn away from the center when it gives ridiculous ruling that ALL visitors must email at least 3 days in advance for permission to enter. Obviously, it does not welcome you as most or other places of interest in Spore require ONLY the usual SAFE entry. When approached the staff , they could not explain why the place needed such extreme extraordinary Safety Management Measures. I appeal for an exceptional as I travelled all the far east of Singapore to get there but their unfriendly and unempathetic staff could not be bothered. This pain shall remain inside me for a long long time!!! I hated this place from the bottom of my heart!!!

Sunset over NTU’s Chinese Heritage Center.

I'm a Vietnamese national. I used to hate Chinese, really, due to the Chinese bad influence on us. I went to the Heritage Center and wow! I had a change of heart. I had a different view of Chinese. Very recommended if you are a history lover!

NTU Aluminium Home Coming Day on 2022 Oct 15.

(Translated by Google) Historically significant (Original) 有历史意义

The former administration centre of my alum mater, Nanyang University (南洋大学), the university now non-existent already.

A hidden gem which is a little difficult to get to. But it tells the history of the humble Chinese migrants in Singapore and their unwavering support towards education. Should be better promoted than it is now.

Not open to public as of 8/3/2022; confirmed by school library/center staff.

The former admin building of Nanyang University, or Nantah. The garden in front was formerly the main garden that Nantah was situated around.

Great interior designs. Really filled with Chinese atmosphere. The library is open for students only. Other people can go in but can’t stay long.

Was quiet when we came during the weekday evening time. Did not enter the centre but the exterior looks magnificent. The exterior lightings during night time looks great for taking pictures.

One of the best kept secrets Heritage sites in Singapore. This used to be the administrative building for Nanyang University when it was builder back in 1955. This magnificent building retains its majestic look over the years and serves as a bridge between Nanyang University and the current NTU. Lesser known fact was Queen Elizabeth visited this building as part of her state visit in 1972

Nice garden with orchid flowers

As a visitor to the Chinese Heritage Centre, I was impressed by the institution's dedication to preserving and promoting Chinese culture and history. The exhibits were informative and engaging, providing a fascinating glimpse into the rich and diverse heritage of the Chinese community in Singapore. The staff were knowledgeable and approachable, making the experience even more enjoyable. Overall, I highly recommend the Chinese Heritage Centre to anyone interested in learning more about Singapore's Chinese heritage.

Beautiful place, first time visit, history at Singapore will go back again

It’s a beautiful place to see also knowing the beautiful Chinese culture and more about people and society

It's the post-classical Chinese architecture and vibes of old Nantah that makes Nantah and the current ntu unique.

Well renovated with nice exhibits. Tiktok: gohht13

traditional chinese architecture

There's a small museum there

Visited it some time back. It's essentially a museum that narrates the history of NTU and the chinese culture. It's worth to drop by when you visit NTU

old feels. rustic and charming!

(Translated by Google) Chinese style of red brick white wall (Original) 紅磚白牆的中華風格

a beautiful hidden gem which is under the radar. Much reccomened to visit.

CHC at NTU is one of its kind university institute outside mainland China to specialise in the people of Chinese descent. It’s a very calm and peaceful building and the white and brick wall add a different touch to the building.

It was a great experience. The staff were super nice. Entry is 15 Singaporean Dollar, which come with an audio guide by default. I remember that they have English, Chinese, Japanese, & French.

Very fine architecture. Close to perfection almost with very complete Chinese library system.

nice place but very quiet....a lot of antiques n not good for kids haha

A very simple display of heritage history n nothing much to view except quiet surrounding.

Went for the Chinese Museum, which is open on weekend as well. Tour guide is available for extra cost but you can find many interesting fact inside.

The Chinese Heritage Centre in Singapore is where you can find out more about overseas Chinese communities and their culture.

Very nice architecture

(Translated by Google) Ok lah (Original) Ok lah

Like the environment here. The pavilions in front follow the Chinese style ❤️

There is the most amazing silk embroidery there. But all tickets are bought elsewhere.

(Translated by Google) Still in the renovation, can't make the most of it! (Original) 还在装修，无法尽睹其壮观景象！

Beautiful building and nice history tour

History place, more on library and photo

Amazing knowledge found on Chinese heritage.

Pretty boring, it's mostly a descriptive tour. The artifacts are insignificant(maybe it's just I'm spoiled by many other great real museums). Architecture is ok, but nothing extraordinary

Looks so antique

Very good