Artscience Museum 1 Singapore reviews

Lovely place for you kids and adults can feel younger. Tickets are expensive considering what they offer. Should tick this attraction.

Iconic selfy place even there is no on-going exhibition that suits you. Other than surrounding shoppings, its a great place to just for relaxing evening romantic strolls, many outdoor eateries. Highly recommended. Early mornings or evening/night when weather is cooler are great timings.

I recently visited on 31st August, 2025. To be honest I didn't like much Art science Museum. Seems it's only made for kids. Few attractions are good but not that good. Compared to Dubai Aya Universe, I feel this is not even par.

While planning my trip to Singapore, I heard about the Iris van Herpen exhibition. As I admire this designer, I booked my tickets in advance. The architecture is beautiful, from the outside and the inside. A lot of photos spots everywhere. I didn't have to queue because I bought my ticket inadvance. Even for a weekday, there were a lot of people. ... see more

The ArtScience Museum gave me one of the most inspiring experiences during my trip. I got to see a beautiful blend of science, technology, and art in a way that felt both futuristic and deeply creative. One of the most impressive exhibitions was about fashion and sustainability. They showcased recycled materials turned into actual wearable high-fa... see more

The ArtScience Museum is one of those rare places that blurs the line between imagination and reality. Its lotus-shaped architecture is iconic, but what happens inside is even more extraordinary. During my week at Marina Bay Sands, I spent an afternoon exploring the museum and visiting the “Mirror Mirror” exhibition — an immersive maze of light, s... see more

The ArtScience Museum is a wonderful piece of architecture from the outside. I decided to give it a go and came to do the interactive Teamlab Future World. The exhibition itself was rather disappointing as a solo traveler of 30+, especially considering the price. It was beautiful though, but definitely more focussed on children. One big positive n... see more

I didn’t see the actual exhibition, but I explored the museum building and walked around the nearby trails. The architecture is stunning, and the surrounding scenery is beautiful. It’s also a great spot to get a panoramic view of Singapore. It has a different kind of charm during the day and at night.