Explore the rich artistic heritage of Asia with changing exhibitions and a focus on the ancestral cultures of Singaporeans. The Asian Civilisations Museum is a must-see for adults - and there's lots of interactive, educational fun for kids too.

Visit the Asian Civilisations Museum in Singapore and discover the rich artistic heritage of Asia. Admire an exquisite collection of historical relics, masterpieces, and groundbreaking exhibitions inside one of the most iconic museums in Singapore.

Devoted to exploring the rich artistic heritage of Asia, the Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM) connects you to the pan-Asian arts and culture scene. Located by the Singapore River, it takes you on a journey through the historical connections between Asian cultures as well as between Asia and the world. Explore its 3 themes that emphasize on specific stages of Asian civilization development, from Trade, Faith and Belief, to Materials and Design. Trade, for instance, takes you through the bustling Indian Ocean trade, the Tang shipwreck, and globalisation long before the term was coined. Faith and Belief covers everything from the ancient religions of India (Hinduism, Jainism, and Buddhism) to Christian and Islamic art, as well as scholarly texts and rituals. At the third level, Materials and Design, explore a world of fashion and textiles, jewellery, and ceramics.

The ultra-convenient Singapore Museum Pass makes it easier than ever to maximize your culture fix! Simply order your Singapore Museum Pass(es) online and you’re ready for all that this sensational city has to offer. Includes fast track entry to National Gallery Singapore and ArtScience Museum Singapore, and regular entry to Asian Civilisations Museum and National Museum of Singapore. Even better, you get everything by email so you don’t waste any time collecting tickets when you arrive.

The Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM) is home to the rich artistic heritage of Asia, particularly the ancestral cultures of Singaporeans. It was founded in 1993 with traces of its roots to the Raffles Museum, which was built in the middle of the 19th century. ACM explores the historical connections between the cultures of Asia, and Asia with the world.