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Peranakan Museum Singapore Tickets

The Peranakan Museum on Armenian Street in Singapore's Civic District is housed in a 1912 Anglo-Chinese school and presents the material culture of the Peranakan (Straits Chinese) community through textiles, jewellery, and ceremonial objects. Find standard entry tickets and guided tour options here.
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Slide 1 of 7, Peranakan Museum gallery with traditional textiles and ornate wooden bed display.
Peranakan Museum gallery with traditional textiles and ornate wooden bed display.
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  • Get full access to all permanent galleries at the Peranakan Museum, home to one of the world’s finest collections of Peranakan art and artifacts.

  • Journey through three levels of immersive exhibits exploring Peranakan origins, domestic life, and fashion, with storytelling rooted in rich traditions.

  • See intricate handicrafts, musical instruments, and literary works that showcase the unique artistic and spiritual expressions of Peranakan culture.

  • Experience contemporary gallery design that reimagines heritage, encouraging visitors to reflect on evolving cultural identities across Southeast Asia.

  • Fun fact: The museum is housed in the former Tao Nan School, built in 1912, showcasing Eclectic Classical architecture with fluted columns and symmetry.

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  • Get full access to all permanent galleries at the Peranakan Museum, home to one of the world’s finest collections of Peranakan art and artifacts.

  • Journey through three levels of immersive exhibits exploring Peranakan origins, domestic life, and fashion, with storytelling rooted in rich traditions.

  • See intricate handicrafts, musical instruments, and literary works that showcase the unique artistic and spiritual expressions of Peranakan culture.

  • Experience contemporary gallery design that reimagines heritage, encouraging visitors to reflect on evolving cultural identities across Southeast Asia.

  • Fun fact: The museum is housed in the former Tao Nan School, built in 1912, showcasing Eclectic Classical architecture with fluted columns and symmetry.

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