At the heart of Southeast Asia, Singapore has thrived as a center for global maritime trade for centuries, drawing people from all corners of the world. This vibrant mix of cultures has nourished a unique and deep Peranakan tradition.

The Singapore Navy Museum at Changi Naval Base reopened in 2023 after its exhibition gallery was revamped to enhance visitors’ learning experience about the role of the navy in Singapore’s development.

Foreign and even local visitors are always intrigued by what drives Singapore’s economy, and they seek the answers by visiting the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) Gallery.

Futian Mangrove Reserve is located north of Shenzhen bay, and is an important part of the global wetland eco system. The protection of mangrove requires public involvement. Hence, it is imperative that the public be educated about mangrove conservation. This is the key objective of the Education Centre.

The Singapore Bicentennial Experience is a celebration of “what it means to be a Singaporean”, 700 years in the making. Located on top of Fort Canning Hill, and part of the PATH-FINDER trail, is the OBSERVATORY.

With the growing influence of the Greater Bay Area and the opening of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, the re-development of a new city centre at Zhuhai is becoming even more pressing. Its aim: to connect the industries in Zhuhai and make the city relevant to the needs of the Greater Bay Area.

The Singapore City Gallery is highly popular with locals and tourists alike. The gallery went through a 3 year revamp, keeping what worked in the past and improving on new contents, making it even more interactive and engaging.