The centre features a permanent exhibit dedicated to the history of science in Singapore and regional technological advancements.
The Omni-Theatre uses a giant dome screen that spans 23 meters in diameter.
The Ecogarden is managed without synthetic pesticides, allowing for a natural ecosystem of butterflies and insects.
The facility houses the Singapore Scientist publication, which has been printed for decades to support local science curricula.
The centre is home to an observatory that allows the public to view celestial objects through a powerful telescope during specific evening sessions.
The 'Waterworks' outdoor exhibit demonstrates the mechanics of water supply and conservation through large-scale installations.
Science Centre Singapore serves as a major hub for STEM education featuring over 1,000 interactive exhibits across 14 galleries. It houses the Omni-Theatre, Singapore’s only dome theatre equipped with an 8K resolution digital planetarium system. The centre includes the Ecogarden, an outdoor space showcasing various plant species and ecological zones. The Snow City facility, located adjacent to the main building, offers a sub-zero indoor environment with an ice playground. The venue features the Fire Tornado demonstration, an indoor spectacle that simulates a controlled vortex of fire. It provides diverse specialized workshops for students and interactive programs for public visitors. The centre functions as a primary resource for school field trips and family-oriented science engagement. The facility is currently operating, though it is preparing for a transition to a new location in the Jurong Lake District, slated for completion around 2027.
Inside the Fire Tornado demonstration chamber for a dramatic, high-contrast action shot.
Check the online schedule for the daily 'Fire Tornado' demonstration timing upon arrival to ensure you do not miss it.
Combine your visit with the Omni-Theatre or Snow City by purchasing a bundle ticket to save time.
Wear comfortable walking shoes as the main gallery space covers a significant area.
Attempting to see every single exhibit in one day, as it leads to sensory overload; focus on one or two specific galleries.
Closed on Mondays except during public and school holidays.
