NUS museums
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 civilisations. 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.
The NUS museums is also next to the University Cultural Centre, a performing arts hall which showcases spectacular performances. Plan an evening at Kent Ridge and immerse yourself in the arts experience there! For more information, log on to www.nus.edu.sg/museums.
Opening hours: 9.00 am - 5.00 pm daily (Closed on Sundays and public holidays).
Admission rates: Free
Address: NUS Musems Building, Unversity Cultural Centre, 50 Kent Ridge Cresent, national Unversity of Singapore, Singapore 119279
Tel: 6874 4616/ 6874 4618
Fax: 67783738/ 68722632
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