The Singapore Air Force Museum captures the spirit and heritage of the RSAF. The museum now resides on 10,600 m² of land, with a total built up area of 4,600 m². The exhibition area comprises mainly the outdoor gallery, eight indoor galleries on the second level and the history of aviation gallery on the first level.
Walking through the main entrance to the concourse area, you will see many memorabilia being displayed, including features on the past Chiefs of the Air Force.
The outdoor gallery boasts more than 2,000 m2 of RSAF's glorious past, some on the ground and others suspended from the 16m high roof. The viewing deck on the second level provides a panoramic view of these exhibits. The various aircraft on display range from our first possessions: the Cessna 172K, BAC 167 Strikemaster and T-33 Shooting Star trainers, to early aircraft like Hawker Hunter and SF-260 SIAI Marchetti, and finally to more recent acquisitions including the UH-1B Helicopter and A4-S Skyhawk.
You will also get to feast your eyes on aircraft armament and air defense artillery including the Bloodhound Missile, support equipment like practice targets, and even aircraft engines like the Rolls Royce Bristol Viper.
Air Force Museum Visitor Information
Location:
RSAF Museum
400 Airport Road
Singapore 534234
Opening Hours:
Tuesday to Sunday 8.30am to 5.00pm (Closed on Monday & Public Holidays)
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Singapore Crocodilarium
Singapore Crocodilarium houses a large collection of some of the world's rare and extinct varieties of reptiles. It has a huge collections of crocodiles. The place contains more than 1,000 varieties of reptiles, including crocodiles.
Visitors can get the opportunity to observe these crocodiles very closely and spend time learning about their habits and habitat. If you dare, feed them yourself. The crocs here are reared mainly for their skin which is made into bags, wallets and accessories. In fact, these items are sold in the souvenir shop located on the premises
Address:
730 East Coast Parkway,
Singapore 439172
Contact:
(65) 6447 3722
Opening Hours:
9am to 5pm (Daily)
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Visitors can get the opportunity to observe these crocodiles very closely and spend time learning about their habits and habitat. If you dare, feed them yourself. The crocs here are reared mainly for their skin which is made into bags, wallets and accessories. In fact, these items are sold in the souvenir shop located on the premises
Address:
730 East Coast Parkway,
Singapore 439172
Contact:
(65) 6447 3722
Opening Hours:
9am to 5pm (Daily)
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TigerLIVE
TigerLIVE is Southeast Asia's premier multi-sensory brand entertainment centre featuring Singapore's world-acclaimed Tiger and the brand's rich Asian heritage, brewing process and award-winning legacy.
Occupying over 14,000 square feet, TigerLIVE promises the ultimate Tiger experience. TigerLIVE features a sequence of six specially-created experiences designed to keep visitors enthralled on an interactive educational tour. Among the attractions are a dramatic look back at the very beginnings of beer brewing, a journey through significant milestones in Singapore’s history and a spectacular 4D animation show detailing the process by which beer is brewed.
"TIGERLIVE" 3D Stereoscopic Animation (4D Animation)
Address:
St James Power Station
3 Sentosa Gateway #01-02
Singapore 098544
Contact:
(65) 6376 9339
Website:
http://www.tigerlive.com.sg/
Occupying over 14,000 square feet, TigerLIVE promises the ultimate Tiger experience. TigerLIVE features a sequence of six specially-created experiences designed to keep visitors enthralled on an interactive educational tour. Among the attractions are a dramatic look back at the very beginnings of beer brewing, a journey through significant milestones in Singapore’s history and a spectacular 4D animation show detailing the process by which beer is brewed.
"TIGERLIVE" 3D Stereoscopic Animation (4D Animation)
Address:
St James Power Station
3 Sentosa Gateway #01-02
Singapore 098544
Contact:
(65) 6376 9339
Website:
http://www.tigerlive.com.sg/
Singapore Science Centre
There are more than 850 exhibits in the various exhibition galleries. A visitor spending 5 minutes on each exhibit would require about 7 days to see all of them. If you attempt to view all the exhibits in one visit, there is a great possibility of not gaining much from the visit. It is better for you to concentrate on a portion of the Centre's exhibits during each visit.
Apart from the main exhibition galleries, the Omni-Theatre is also one of the central attractions of the Science Centre Singapore.It features a massive hemispheric screen, 23m in diameter and 16m in height (or 5-storey high) which stretches 180o horizontal from wall to wall and is tilted at a 30o angle to the horizon. Together with 72 amplifiers, which produce 20,000 watts of surround sound, audiences are transported right into the action. A thrilling cinematic experience awaits.
The Omni-Theatre also houses an 18-seat Virtual Voyages simulation theatre, in which visitors can visually and physically experience scientific phenomena during a four-minute adventure story.
Address:
15 Science Centre Road
Singapore 609081
Contact:
(65) 6425 2500
Opening Hours:
10.00am to 6.00pm (Singapore Science Centre)
Closed on Mondays except school and public holidays
10.00am to 8.00pm (Omni-Theatre)
Closed on Mondays except school and public holidays
Website:
http://www.science.edu.sg/
Apart from the main exhibition galleries, the Omni-Theatre is also one of the central attractions of the Science Centre Singapore.It features a massive hemispheric screen, 23m in diameter and 16m in height (or 5-storey high) which stretches 180o horizontal from wall to wall and is tilted at a 30o angle to the horizon. Together with 72 amplifiers, which produce 20,000 watts of surround sound, audiences are transported right into the action. A thrilling cinematic experience awaits.
The Omni-Theatre also houses an 18-seat Virtual Voyages simulation theatre, in which visitors can visually and physically experience scientific phenomena during a four-minute adventure story.
Address:
15 Science Centre Road
Singapore 609081
Contact:
(65) 6425 2500
Opening Hours:
10.00am to 6.00pm (Singapore Science Centre)
Closed on Mondays except school and public holidays
10.00am to 8.00pm (Omni-Theatre)
Closed on Mondays except school and public holidays
Website:
http://www.science.edu.sg/
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