The Republic of Singapore Air Force Museum traces the development of the Republic of Singapore Air Force from its early days as the Royal Air Force in 1927 to the present. The museum resides on 10,600 m2 of land, with a total built-up area of 4,600 m2. The exhibition area comprises an outdoor gallery and the History of Aviation gallery on the first level. On the second level are eight indoor galleries. The museum showcases colonial cap badges, Bloodhound missiles and artefacts, including planes such as the Hunter Hawker, the SF260 Marchetti and the A4-S Skyhawk.

With exhibits tracing the development of naval forces in Singapore from the Straits Settlements Royal Volunteer Reserve of the 19th century to today's Republic of Singapore Navy, the Singapore Navy Museum is well worth a visit. There are exhibits to capture the attention of general interest visitors and military enthusiasts alike - antique marine equipment, historic photographs and even details of the sophisticated, high technology missile corvette vessels.

Pewter, an alloy combining tin, copper and antimony, is a specialty of Southeast Asia. The Pewter Museum showcases a private collection of 75 items ranging from tobacco boxes, oil lamps, intricate Chinese lanterns with lotus motifs to pewter making tools as old as 100 years or more. The museum also features daily demonstrations of traditional pewter processes.

Open: 8:30am - 5:30pm (daily)

Admission: Free

Approximate Touring Time: 30 minutes

Location: 32 Pandan Road Singapore 609279
Tel: (65) 6268 9600
Fax: (65) 6268 6300
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Getting There: Take the MRT to Clementi Station (EW23), then take a taxi or SBS bus 78.

An impressive collection of coins, medals and medallions from all over the world is found at the Singapore Mint's exhibition gallery. Visitors can mint their own souvenir coins at the gallery's coin press.

Open: 9am - 4.30pm (Mon to Fri)

Admission: Free

Approximate Touring Time: 1 hour

Location: 20 Teban Gardens Crescent Singapore 608928
Tel: (65) 6566 2626
Fax: (65) 6565 2626 / 6567 2626
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Getting There: Take the MRT to Boon Lay Station (EW27), then take SBS bus 154 to Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim and walk in by Teban Gardens Crescent.

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This museum is a treat for both stamp and non-stamp collectors. Collectors will be enchanted with the fine collection of stamps, local and international, and first day covers housed in this quaint building dating back to 1907. For non-collectors, the museum is a showcase for the rich and enduring traditions and cultures of multi-ethnic Singapore captured on stamps, postcards and visuals. The intricate process leading to a stamp issue - from artwork through printing plates and progressive sheets to the final product - are vividly illustrated through exhibits, interactive games and hands-on activities. Visitors may request for pre-arranged tours by phone.

The exhibits in the first wing of the Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM I) are housed in a restored neo-classical building dating back to 1910. The focus of the first wing of the museum is on Chinese civilisation and culture.

On display is also the museum's highly acclaimed permanent exhibition, the Peranakan Legacy, which showcases the rich material heritage of the Peranakans from the Straits Settlements and the Indonesian Archipelago. Among the highlights will be a display of the museum's renowned batik, embroidery and beadwork collections and a chance to view exquisite silver and porcelain pieces.

Visitors can sample the different facets of Singapore under one roof in this museum. Singapore's history from the 14th century to the early 20th century is recreated with life-size figures in the Pioneers of Singapore museum. Experience the battle of Malaya and Singapore in the Surrender Chambers which depicts Singapore during the war years of 1941 to 1945. Festivals of Singapore showcases the cultural heritage of Singapore. Set in the 1950s and 1960s, exhibits introduce the various customs and traditions of the different ethnic groups in Singapore - the Chinese, Malay, Indian and Peranakans.

Situated amidst serene surroundings at Kent Ridge Cresent near the National University of Singapore, NUS museums offers a memorable experience for anyone seeking a taste of ancient culture and contemporary artworks of Asia. Watch China's 7,000 years of rich culture unfold before your eyes as a spectacular collection of ceramics, paintings, calligraphy, jade and bronzes tells the story behind one of the world's greatest civilizations. Admire the beautiful display of South and Southeast Asian art pieces. Catch the most comprehensive collection of works by Singapore's foremost sculptor, Ng Eng Teng.