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ArtScience Museum

Singapore · Singapore · Founded 2011

ArtScience Museum in Singapore, Singapore

Quick answer

ArtScience Museum in Singapore, Singapore — designed by Moshe Safdie, the ArtScience Museum opened in 2011 as part of the Marina Bay Sands integrated resort. Open daily, 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM. Admission: From S$24 for a single exhibition; combo tickets available. Allow 2 hours.

Visitor information last reviewed 30 June 2026. Check the official museum site for current details.

ArtScience Museum at a glance: hours, tickets and time needed

ArtScience Museum visitor essentials, checked 2026-06-30
Opening hours Daily: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Admission From S$24 for a single exhibition; combo tickets available
Booking Tickets usually available on the day
Time needed 2 hours
Best time to visit Weekday mornings for Future World before school groups arrive.
Getting there Metro: Bayfront MRT station (Circle Line and Downtown Line) — direct underground access to Marina Bay Sands
Address 6 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018974
Official website marinabaysands.com

Checked 2026-06-30 against the official website. Prices and hours change — confirm before you travel.

What is ArtScience Museum known for?

Designed by Moshe Safdie, the ArtScience Museum opened in 2011 as part of the Marina Bay Sands integrated resort. Its ten curving 'petals' channel rainwater into a central reflecting pool, earning it the nickname 'The Welcoming Hand of Singapore'.

It is best known for Future World — a long-running immersive digital exhibition created with teamLab that has become one of Singapore's most popular attractions. The museum also hosts major touring blockbusters on topics from cinema and fashion to space exploration.

Unlike conventional museums, the ArtScience Museum has no permanent collection — it is entirely exhibition-driven, making each visit different depending on what is currently showing.

Best for: Families · First-timers · Art Lovers

How long do you need at ArtScience Museum?

Allow 2 hours. A focused route through 4 must-see highlights at ArtScience Museum without museum fatigue. Follow the stops in order:

  1. 1

    Future World — Crystal Universe

    📍 Future World Exhibition

    An infinity room of 170,000 LED lights creating a seemingly endless universe — visitors walk through shifting constellations of light that respond to their presence.

  2. 2

    Future World — Sketch Aquarium

    📍 Future World Exhibition

    Children draw sea creatures on paper, scan them, and watch their creations swim in a giant digital aquarium — the most interactive work in the exhibition.

  3. 3

    Future World — Universe of Water Particles

    📍 Future World Exhibition

    A digital waterfall cascading down walls and pooling on the floor — teamLab's signature blend of nature simulation and immersive installation art.

  4. 4

    Lotus Architecture

    📍 Exterior and Level 1

    Safdie's ten-petal lotus form channels rainwater into a central pool — the building itself is the museum's most photographed work, especially when lit at night against Marina Bay Sands.

What are the must-see works at ArtScience Museum?

4 highlights that define the collection: Future World — Crystal Universe, Future World — Sketch Aquarium, Future World — Universe of Water Particles and more.

1

Future World — Crystal Universe

teamLab · ongoing

📍 Future World Exhibition

An infinity room of 170,000 LED lights creating a seemingly endless universe — visitors walk through shifting constellations of light that respond to their presence.

2

Future World — Sketch Aquarium

teamLab · ongoing

📍 Future World Exhibition

Children draw sea creatures on paper, scan them, and watch their creations swim in a giant digital aquarium — the most interactive work in the exhibition.

3

Future World — Universe of Water Particles

teamLab · ongoing

📍 Future World Exhibition

A digital waterfall cascading down walls and pooling on the floor — teamLab's signature blend of nature simulation and immersive installation art.

4

Lotus Architecture

Moshe Safdie · 2011

📍 Exterior and Level 1

Safdie's ten-petal lotus form channels rainwater into a central pool — the building itself is the museum's most photographed work, especially when lit at night against Marina Bay Sands.

Collections and highlights

  • • Future World: Where Art Meets Science (teamLab)
  • • Crystal Universe infinity room
  • • Major travelling blockbusters
  • • Lotus-shaped Safdie architecture
  • • Marina Bay views from entrance plaza

Tips for visiting ArtScience Museum

  1. 1.

    Best time to visit

    Weekday mornings for Future World before school groups arrive. The museum is open until 7 PM daily.

  2. 2.

    Tickets & booking

    From S$24 for a single exhibition. Future World is the permanent anchor — book online for skip-the-line access. Combo tickets with other Marina Bay Sands attractions available.

  3. 3.

    Accessibility

    Fully accessible. Future World has dark rooms with uneven floors — take care with small children.

  4. 4.

    Photography rules

    Photography encouraged in teamLab exhibitions — the installations are designed to be photographed. No flash or tripods.

How do you get to ArtScience Museum?

  • metro Bayfront MRT station (Circle Line and Downtown Line) — direct underground access to Marina Bay Sands
  • walk 5-minute walk from Merlion Park along the Marina Bay waterfront
  • bus Multiple services stop at Marina Bay Sands on Bayfront Avenue
  • walk Connected to Gardens by the Bay via the waterfront promenade

Address: 6 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018974

ArtScience Museum: frequently asked questions

Is Future World suitable for children?

Yes, it is one of Singapore's most popular family attractions and includes a dedicated children's play space.

Can I buy a combined ticket?

Yes, multi-exhibition and family bundles are sold on the official website and at the box office.

How long should I spend at ArtScience Museum?

Plan 2 hours for the highlights of ArtScience Museum. Our 4-stop route — Future World — Crystal Universe, Future World — Sketch Aquarium, Future World — Universe of Water Particles and more — is designed to fit that time. Add extra time for temporary exhibitions, the shop and the café.

What is ArtScience Museum best known for?

Designed by Moshe Safdie, the ArtScience Museum opened in 2011 as part of the Marina Bay Sands integrated resort. Its ten curving 'petals' channel rainwater into a central reflecting pool. Key highlights include Future World: Where Art Meets Science (teamLab), Crystal Universe infinity room, Major travelling blockbusters.

How do I get tickets for ArtScience Museum?

Admission: From S$24 for a single exhibition; combo tickets available. Tickets are usually available on the day, but booking online saves queue time in peak season. Official site: https://www.marinabaysands.com/museum.html

Is Future World permanent?

Future World has been running since 2016 and is described as an evolving exhibition — teamLab periodically updates and adds installations. It is the closest thing to a permanent show at the ArtScience Museum.

Do I need separate tickets for each exhibition?

Yes — each exhibition is ticketed separately. Future World is the main draw. Check the website for current touring exhibitions and combo ticket options.

Is the ArtScience Museum inside Marina Bay Sands?

It is part of the Marina Bay Sands complex but has its own entrance on the waterfront side. You do not need to enter the hotel or casino — the museum entrance faces the bay.

Is ArtScience Museum open on Mondays?

Yes — ArtScience Museum is open every day of the week, including Mondays and Sundays: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM. Check the official website for holiday hours.

What are ArtScience Museum's opening hours?

ArtScience Museum is open daily, 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM. Hours can change for holidays and events, so check the official website before you go.

Is ArtScience Museum free to visit?

No — standard admission is From S$24 for a single exhibition; combo tickets available.

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