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From a small sleepy port to the world's
busiest port, Singapore is steeped in a maritime history
both colourful and varied. The gallery displays the finest
collection of ship models in Southeast Asia, rare ship
charts, photographs, equipment and artifacts. Proceed to the
Boat Pavilion to discover the evolution of boats. Ingenious
fishing methods of bygone days are revealed in the Kelong,
in the Fisheries Gallery and a section on Man and the Ocean
features exhibits relating to ships and navigation. An
interesting collection of outdoor exhibits includes a
100-year old steam crane.
Open: (Closed on Mon & Tue)
| 10am - 6pm |
Saturday-Wednesday-Thursday-Friday-Sunday |
| Close |
Closed on Monday &
Tuesday |
Admission: Free
Approximate Touring Time: 40 minutes
Location: Artillery Ave, Sentosa, Singapore 099949
Tel: (65) 6275 0133
Fax: (65) 6275 0161
Getting There:
From the World Trade Centre, take Sentosa bus A.
Alternatively, take Sentosa bus E from Orchard Road.
Accessibility for the physically disabled:
The following information is obtained from Access
Singapore.
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Side entrance - Nil
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Lift - N.A.
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Ticketing Counter - Access to wheelchair is
limited and assistance may be required. Accessible to
ambulant-disabled.
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Public toilet for the disabled - Nil
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Public telephone - Nil
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Remarks - Route leading to the venue is very
steep. There are steps within the museum.
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