Singapore Science Centre - Activities in Singapore
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Mon - Sun: 10.00am - 6.00pm -
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Immerse yourself in the wonders of science at the Singapore Science Centre. Learn about the various scientific fields such as robotics, flight and mathematics through hundreds of interactive exhibits sprawled over 20,000 square metres. Singapore Science Centre main aim is to promote science and technology among students and the public. There are twelve exhibition galleries with more than 1000 interactive exhibits. Some of the exhibits are changed based on different themes every few months while there are also permanent exhibits. Visitors can also catch a film at the Omni-Theatre, which screens a selection of educational IMAX movies, or chill out in Snow City, Singapore's first indoor snow centre, both of which are connected to the Singapore Science Centre.
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1. There are a variety of different exhibits where children can interact with. One of the main exhibits is the Waterworks exhibit. It is recommended to bring extra clothing or you can dry your clothes at the changing rooms available.
2. There are also Free Stargazing Sessions every Friday from 7.50pm to 10pm at The Observatory, which is located at the Omni-Theatre building. For information on the period which you are able to see the different planets, you can visit the Singapore Science Centre website for more information.
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1. Nearest station at Jurong MRT Station on the East-West Line (Green Line) and North-South Line (Red Line).
2. Take a 8 minutes walk to the Singapore Science Centre or take buses 66 or 335 and alight outside Singapore Science Centre.
