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SINGAPORE National Museum
The National Museum, originally opened in 1887, is an architectural gem with each of its two levels reflecting a different order of Greek classical architecture. Of particular note are the Museum’s 20 dioramas, three-dimensional reconstructions of historical scenes and events tracing Singapore’s development from a sleepy fishing village to the present day metropolis. Another exhibit shows the world of a wealthy Straits Chinese family at the turn of the century, complete with elaborate Peranakan furnishings and finery. The Children’s Discovery Gallery is another compelling attraction, With interactive exhibits designed to explain Singapore’s cultural heritage, visual and performing arts. Allow a half day to enjoy the attractions of the museum. Guided tours in English and Japanese for small groups of 10-12 are available. Opening hour: 9am to 5.30pm (closed on Mondays). Admission: S$3 adults, S$1.50 children (6-16 years) Lacation:Stamford Road, Singapore 178897 Tel: 1800-336-1460. Getting there Take the MRT to Dhoby Ghaut (N1) and head towards Stamford Road.
http://www.asiatour.com/singapore/e-03attr/es-att16_b.htm
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