Peranakan Museum

#wheretogo Getting There - 39 Armenian Street, Singapore. Attractions - The Peranakan Museum is a museum and gallery in the Museum District of Singapore that specialises in the country’s Peranakan Culture. This museum was installed in the former Tao Nan Chinese School (built in 1912), and houses the finest and the most comprehensive collections of Peranakan (local born Chinese) objects. Open daily from 10:00am to 7:00pm, entrance fees: $6

#mysgmemories The yearly night festival back. As usual it 
stretches along the bras basah bugis precinct in Singapore.

This year is the 14th edition and the theme is 
Singapore, the Great Port City. Usually I will be 
starting my route from National Museum as I alight at Dhoby Ghaut station. However this year we started from Funan, and thus visited the Armenian street side first, we saw the Children’s museum and the mini festival village, with small performance going on. 

The Peranakan Museum that was previously close for renovations has also reopened!

We felt that the night festival was a little smaller than usual despite borders being reopened, no complains though, because its free!


After nearly four long years of renovation, Peranakan Museum reopens with a refreshed exhibit. Dedicated to the Peranakan culture and houses the finest collection of Peranakan artifacts - hybrid Southeast Asian culture; made up of Chinese, Malay and Indian elements, that are brought to life such as jewelry, furniture and textiles. ⏰ Daily 10am - 7pm (Fri until 9pm) 💰 Free for Singaporean/PR and children 6y and below. $12 for tourists and residents. $8 for foreign students and seniors 📍Peranakan Museum, Armenian St #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #passionpassport #singapore #Peranakanmuseum #museum

Discover the fascinating culture of the Peranakan community: The Peranakan Museum is dedicated to showcasing the rich culture, heritage and traditions of the Peranakan community in Singapore. The Peranakans are a unique ethnic group that have their roots in Southeast Asia and have a distinct blend of Chinese, Malay and European cultural influences. Learn about Peranakan history and traditions: The museum has a vast collection of over 1,400 artefacts, including intricate beadwork, embroidery, jewellery, and furniture that provide a glimpse into the history, traditions and daily lives of the Peranakan people. You can learn about their language, customs, religion, food, and dress. Enjoy an immersive museum experience: The Peranakan Museum offers a fully immersive experience that will transport you back in time and make you feel like you're walking through the streets of old Singapore. With interactive exhibits and multimedia displays, you'll be able to engage all your senses and gain a deeper understanding of Peranakan culture. Family-friendly activities: The museum has a range of activities suitable for all ages, including workshops, guided tours, and special events. Children can enjoy interactive exhibits and activities that will keep them engaged and entertained. Convenient location: The Peranakan Museum is located in the heart of Singapore's vibrant cultural district, making it easy to combine your visit with other attractions such as the National Museum of Singapore and the Singapore Art Museum. In summary, visiting the Peranakan Museum in Singapore is a must-do for anyone interested in learning about the unique culture and heritage of the Peranakan community. With its vast collection of artefacts, immersive exhibits, and convenient location, it's a perfect destination for a fun and educational day out for the whole family.

#singapore #peranakan #musuem #tours #exhibitions If you are someone who are a fan of going to museums, there is a reopening of the pernanakan musuem, which was previously the taonam school! Now the musuem features 9 different galleries, where it took almost 4 long years for the complete make over where it now features many new exhibits where some of the items are also on loan so as to be able to spread knowledge on the pernanakan culture not only in singapore but also around the world as well.

#singapore Address: 39 Armenian St, Singapore 179941 Get to learn more about the Peranakan life through the newly opened 3 storey building. The museum is split up into different themes, with the first storey touching on Origins of Peranakan, second floor covering Peranakan home decorations and lastly, the 3rd level on their styles. There is also a party event for the reopening weekend, hence the high number. of people visiting.

Visit Singapore Nyonya Peranakan culture can go to the museum.  Little Peranakan Museum, built in an old three-storey school building in this school established in 1912, Tao Nan Primary, Now owned as a national monument. Museum tickets 13 SGD, After buying a ticket can receive a commemorative cover stamp of the jam, symbol distributed in the museum, each pavilion will be able to knock a chapter, still quite memorable. About two in the afternoon to explain the Chinese service, the whole museum tour takes about a half hour. Small but perfectly formed, this museum does not look only on the third floor, as the exhibition is very rich. The second floor is a Peranakan history exhibition. Introduces Chinese history and contemporary life in Singapore, many exhibits a wide variety of Nyonya traditional craft products are very beautiful. There is a cinema hall. Introduce the mainland over the Singapore Chinese life, culture, customs, etc., you can learn as a colony of Singapore had implied history, tradition and culture. If you have time, you can sit down and have a look.

#singaporetrip Really beautiful place and absolutely fascinating. I knew a little bit before I went, but it turns out, of course, that I knew hardly anything. Really beautifully curated. We loved the video on the ground floor with the people talking about their experiences and their life. Two small things - the video next to the jewellery and embroidery (with Raymond Wong) needs to have subtitles please. Couldn't hear what they were saying. And I do think it needs a bigger more expansive shop. I would have loved to buy a magnet or keyring with the batik designs or pictures of the embroidery. Or t shirts or jewellery or literally anything. The shop there is v classy and expensive and doesn't sell a huge amount suitable for a tourist like me. They are my only suggestions, otherwise I think this place is a must-visit when you're in Singapore if you're interested in the multiculturalism and social history of it

📝 Singapore Travelogue part10: Peranakan Museum 📝 🖼🖼🖼🖼 The Peranakan Museum, is an essential destination for anyone looking to delve into the Peranakan culture of Singapore. The Peranakan culture refers to the descendants born from marriages between foreign traders who came to Southeast Asia centuries ago and local women in Singapore. The essence of Peranakan culture is 'fusion', and here one can witness the blend of Chinese, Malay, and Indian cultures that have shaped Singapore. With three floors and ten galleries, the museum showcases various aspects of Peranakan culture and is well worth a visit👍👍👍. 📷📷📷📷 Besides the exhibits, the architecture of the museum itself is also a major highlight. It was originally the Tao Nan School, built in the style of a colonial bungalow in 1912 during the Straits Settlements period, a true century-old ancient building and one of Singapore's national monuments. There's even a cute sculpture of a lucky museum cat at the entrance. Visited on June 12, 2016

Stroll around Singapore, see the fountain in Merlion Park, visit the waterfall in Singapore Airport, stay in the luxurious Marina Bay Sands Hotel, if you still have plenty of time, why not visit the Singapore Peranakan Chinese Museum and trace the history of Singapore's Chinese. The exterior of the museum is macaron green and Tiffany blue, very artistic and fresh, suitable for taking pictures. There are more than 800 exhibits in the museum, displaying Chinese portraits, ceramics, textiles, etc. Listening to the explanations of the museum staff can increase your understanding of Singapore. Museum opening hours: 10 am - 7 pm Singapore citizens: free Foreign tourists: adults $12

#2024wish If you are up for an immersive and educational history tour, do check out Peranakan Museum. Upon entering the museum, do look up and be impressed by the hanging lanterns of Sam Lo’s contemporary installation. Be prepared to spend a good two to three hours admiring various items on display such as the delicate and colorful textiles and how they are being used to decorate the Peranakan household. Moving into the jewelry section, it’s hard to move my eyes away from the delicate and stunning pieces of jewelry. In 2024, I want to visit Museum of Contemporary Art Australia! #exploresingapore #singaporeheritage #heritagewalk #mywishtrip #hereicome #letsgo #tripcomsg #peranakanmuseum

#2024wish If the melting pot of cultures in Singapore intrigues you, then the Peranakan Museum is definitely a must-visit. The new museum is structured thematically, with galleries spotlighting specific aspects of Peranakan material culture. There are stark differences in organizing the three themes spanned over three floors. I absolutely love the aesthetics of the Ceramics and Food Culture Gallery on the second-floor. The display of food culture is represented through a series of displays on nyonyaware. There is also an impressive installation features the tok panjang, or a traditional long dining table which is laid out with custom dining ware. In 2024, I want to visit Museum Barberini in Germany! #exploresingapore #singaporeheritage #heritagewalk #mywishtrip #hereicome #letsgo #tripcomsg #peranakanmuseum