At 10,000 sq m, the museum is the one of the newest additions to the country's arts scene. Comprising 13 galleries, it will be officially opened on January 20, 1996. Harbour Promenade boasts rides which take the visitor from Singapore's early days as a fishing port to a vision of the port beyond the 21st century. You can also pit your skills against a computerised crane operator to see who's the quickest. The Singapore Philatelic Museum on Coleman Street has a display of Singapore and international stamps as well as first day covers.
Visitors can also view the development of a stamp from artwork to finished product.
With more than 600 exhibits, the Singapore Science Centre in Jurong spells fascination to many lovers of science. One attraction is the Aviation Gallery which shows how man explored the skies. There is also an Omnimax Theatre with huge screens as well as a Planetarium Show which transports visitors to the planets. Charges vary depending on the exhibits. All Rights Reserved.