Chinatown Heritage Centre, Singapore

Probably as close as you will get to experiencing China in another country. Love the atmosphere, the stalls and food and if that doesn't work for you, there is some nice restaurants around and temples. Definately on the top 10 things to do in Singapore.

finally its back… the feeling is back…. the crowd is back, the squeeze is back…. come n walk n sweat it all out… enjoy the mood of coming soon chinese new year festive season, many goodies and plenty of goodies to snap up. remember to come in ur comfortable clothing n foodwear and drink plenty of water before entering into this street… got kids please make sure hold them tight, keep ur belongings safe… enjoy the season squeezing …

Brought students here for learning journey and was pleasantly surprised by the renovated museum. I am particularly impressed by the display of sleeping quarters of people working different jobs in the early days. Much effort has been devoted to replicate the living environment of our forefathers who earned a hard living doing various odd jobs. The admission ticket is not cheap but it is not going to be a disappointment. I think it is worth a visit.

The Chinatown Heritage Centre in Singapore is a fantastic interactive museum, one of the most detailed, comprehensive and accessible museums I've been to. Definitely worth the entry fee, this centre is engaging with rooms dedicated to following the life of a family and tenants who lived in the shop there in the 1950s. This personalisation of history was highly engaging, as were the still life exhibits. If anything, there's so much detail and information that by the end of it you may leave feeling overwhelmed. You could easily spend two hours or more here, and it's worth visiting just to get out of the Singaporean humidity. The audio guide was very informative, otherwise wander at your own pace. I'd recommend to anyone wanting to learn a little bit about life in post-war Singapore. In summary, this tour was unexpected in its quality in the best of ways and I would recommend it to any of my friends heading to Singapore.

Such a wonderful place to visit that it shows the old Chinese culture and the way of living at that time. Many things to see and learn from the history. Located at Pagoda Street Chinatown that it is very easy to reach this place. Go to exit A from the Chinatown MRT Station. It is surrounded by gift shops, souvenir shops, and restaurants.