About Singapore City Gallery
Singapore City Gallery is a museum, located at 45 Maxwell Road, The URA Centre, Singapore 069118. They can be contacted via phone at +65 6221 6666, visit their website www.ura.gov.sg for more detailed information.
Singapore City Gallery is a museum, located at 45 Maxwell Road, The URA Centre, Singapore 069118. They can be contacted via phone at +65 6221 6666, visit their website www.ura.gov.sg for more detailed information.
Sudharson Subramaniyan
" Is good place to see some singapore building models and architecture styles.peoples to loves to come here only one time. "
28 May 2018Jordan Feng
" A really cool showcase of where Singapore has come from and where it’s going in terms of urban development. Highly recommend. "
15 May 2018Glenda Begg
" Awesome display of city development. Lots of 3d displays. Well worth a look before you spend too much time in the city. "
06 May 2018Raja Sekar
" A good place to start the Singapore trip, will know about all the places and history of Singapore with full County in single view. It also as a model of the whole country like a map "
17 April 2018T. Spark
" If you can visit just a few places in Singapore, I would strongly recommend you to have a look here in the Singapore City Gallery. Island model, central area model with buildings in future planning, city planning games... Very interesting especially when you are interested in this subject.
26 March 2018It shows marvelous urban city planning strategies with its rich exhibition resources. Hong Kong should envy and learn from Singapore for its world-class urban planning while Singapore should envy Hong Kong for its having so many lands despite its constant whining for being not enough. "
Will
" Interesting look at how Singapore became Singapore. I'd recommend if you want to learn more about Singapore and maybe even places to visit etc. Perfect visit for those interested in architecture too. "
24 March 2018Priyantha Karunarathna
" Visitors from developing country must see this place. this is a inspiring place. cross section of the urban development presented in very impressive manner. people interested in observing modern township and its concept this is a place to visit. "
17 February 2018YiHui Jiang
" Closed on Sundays but area outside is fun with some installments by some campaign to make public spaces in Singapore enjoyable. There's a piano and this interesting interactive exhibit that you can try out if you happen to pass by. "
07 February 2018Byron Boyle
" Free and well organized urban planning museum. Definitely check it out if you're interested in architecture, urban planning, maps, or even general history about Singapore. Plus right next door is the Maxwell Food Centre where you can grab cheap and good food. "
12 January 2018Learn 360
" The Singapore City Gallery was established in 1999 and showcases Singapore’s substantial transformation to become one of the most recognised city landscapes in Asia.
27 November 2017The Singapore City Gallery invites visitors to come and see the city’s architectural plans and landmarks portrayed through miniature models. This provides insight into the planning of the city as well as future developments undertaken by Singaporean authorities. "
Sabeena Prescod
" A cool place to explore if you're interested in Singapore, development, urban planning or all three. Stumbled upon it and entered only 15 minutes before closing. It definitely wasn't enough time but was very impressed by the scope and visuals. "
25 November 2017Ee Shawn Sing
" I feel this is one of the more underated museums in Singapore. Free entry and a convenient location next to Chinatown makes this a must visit for first time visitors to get to know Singapore! "
17 November 2017Bonnie Chuang
" Neat little city gallery that talks about the history of Singapore. Takes only 30-45 minutes to go through but good for a quick history of the country "
12 November 2017Scottz Lip
" This is a great place to bring your kids to learn about how Singapore urban and landscapes were designed and developed. Entry is free and is a hot spot for many local and international exhibitions. Central location make it a magnet for tourists and working local in the Neighbourhood. A must-go venue if u are in Singapore. "
08 September 2017Shawn Tay
" Amazing place to visit. To see the development of Singapore and how we reclaim our land.
07 September 2017The master plan and modeling of our future landscape is beautiful. Lots of artistic drawing and great learning experience. "
Abdulhayy Johnson
" Also known as Singapore City Gallery, catalogues the history and growth of this City State over the last generation from social and economical perspectives, lots of interesting audio-visual exhibits including a maquett of Central Singapore. Definitely worth a visit for anyone new in town, including tourists. Free entrance. "
31 July 2017Radhika Haridas
" Visiting Singapore? This is a extremely good "First thing to do in Singapore" as it gives you an idea of the overall growth of the country through the ages and how many diverse cultures co-exist in Singapore. Added plus is the Maxwell food court located off the road to the URA centre.
04 July 2017Free guided tours are available for last Saturdays of all months. "
Irakli Natshvlishvili
" EXCELLENT beyond the doubt museum and city planning gallery. The Singapore city center and whole island models are very impressive. After seeing these models one will understand that Singapore's 5.5m population is housed at less than 1/3 of the area - the rest is dedicated to parks, industry and military facilities.
25 June 2017If you are interested in urban planning and want to understand how Singapore become what it is in last several decades - this place is must stop. "
David Shamash
" Worth a stop in the beginning of your trip here to get a scope of the city. Well put together and free admission. "
06 June 2017Lau Li He
" Good place to know the past of Singapore, and hows Singapore developed. The miniature model of Singapore is very detailed . "
03 May 2017Kaloyan Stoychev
" Fantastic exhibits on the past, present and future development of Singapore. Expect stunning scale models of the city, interactive maps, audiovisual presentations and lots of info and photography. Great example of interaction between institutions and the public. "
21 April 2017Kenny Seow
" 360° bird's eye view of urban planning on Singapore r offer by d scale model :)
14 April 2017foreign visitors for Academic exchange :)
Exhibitions of Student's Graduation :) "
Matt Bronowski
" Amazing displays. Perfect for a few hours of education on a rainy day. "
16 March 2017Craig Smith
" For anyone who is interesting in planning or urbanism a visit to the Singapore City Gallery is definitely worth your time. "
21 January 2017Brandon Tea
" A great experience through the history of how Singapore was transformed from a small tropical island into a cosmopolitan city. Free entry and really insightful. I was so caught up in the material, I read almost everything - took me just over 2 hours. Engaging content on how Singapore maximized the usage of it's limited land - including reclaiming land, digging underground and creating multi-use features. Highly recommended!! "
09 December 2016Dominic Ling
" Free attraction! Awesome place to see singapore development and urban planning. Must go if you are interested in real estate or property industry. "
04 December 2016Chin Hooi Chee
" This is quite a nice place to visit which is not listed in the popular attraction point. It shows the city planning of Singapore city, with some gallery and photos of the old Singapore. This will gave you a better idea of what is Singapore. "
26 November 2016Jeffrey Godwyll
" So glad we accidentally "bumped" into this place. So inspirational what forethought can do. Excellent roots well captured. Beautiful surroundings capturing the rich history of Singapore. A must visit place "
01 November 2016Mahendra Pawar
" Start your Singapore trip from this place. Beautiful insights in the history and future of singapore and its development.
09 October 2016Highly recommended!! Must for every Architect/ Urban planner. "
Borys Specjalski
" Great place to see how Singapore will develop. Also gives a nice perspective on the size of the island, it's not that small in the end "
25 August 2016Ruggero Saracca
" This is THE place to understand the outstanding capabilities in masterplanning over decades of Singapore as a Community. Not to be missed. If you want to understand Singapore, this spot is definitely number one in the list. "
21 August 2016Joyce Fan
" Gallery well planned and executed, immersive and well integrated storyline.... definitely worth visiting to learn more about urban planning in Singapore. "
29 June 2016Eric Tonn
" Very cool to see the history (and future) of SG's urban planning. Fun to pick out landmarks on both of the scale models. Great free stop during a hot afternoon. "
28 June 2016Alexander Wang
" This place is near red dot design museum and a beautifully designed museum. The interactive showcase is interesting. If you are majored in city planning or interested in Singapore's history as a modern city. I say, go there! "
13 June 2016E-Hern Chang
" Impressive and extensive exhibition. Would recommend locals and tourists alike to visit and get a feel of the urban planning in Singapore (which I'm personally very proud of!) "
05 June 2016Alexander Wermuth
" A must visit to learn about Singapore's exceptional urban dynamics and the unparalleled evolution of its landscape! A guided tour is highly recommended. "
26 April 2016