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The Singapore City Gallery showcases Singapore's dramatic transformation over the past 50 years, to become one of the most liveable cities in Asia. It tells Singapore's development story, through 40 interactive and immersive exhibits that detail our planning challenges and the innovative solutions that tackle them.
@ 21 Jan, 2021
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.
@ 11 Feb, 2021
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)
@ 28 Jan, 2021
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
@ 05 Feb, 2020
+ One of the most underrated galleries of Singapore. Singapore City Gallery educates the young and old with a good summary of how Singapore development has progressed thus far. You may not agree with everything Singapore does. Right here, you would feel encouraged by how Singapore developed through its urban planning at a speed of light.
@ 12 Feb, 2020
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.