Science Centre Singapore

Science Centre Singapore is a major science education institution located at 15 Science Centre Road in Jurong East, Singapore. Opened in 1977, it features over 1,000 interactive exhibits across 14 galleries covering physical sciences, life sciences and technology. Notable for its hands-on learning approach, it includes the Omni-Theatre, outdoor Kinetic Garden and live science demonstrations, serving as Singapore's primary centre for informal science education and family visits.

Visitors can expect a large indoor and outdoor complex with 14 themed galleries featuring hands-on interactive exhibits on physics, mathematics, life sciences and technology. The site includes live science demonstrations such as the Fire Tornado and Tesla Coil, an outdoor Kinetic Garden and Ecogarden, the Omni-Theatre domed IMAX theatre, and dedicated areas like KidsSTOP for younger children. The environment is educational and family-oriented with wide walkways, exhibition halls and outdoor display areas to explore at own pace.

Established in 1977 and officially opened on 10 December 1977 by Dr Toh Chin Chye, Science Centre Singapore was Singapore's first science centre created to promote interest and learning in science and technology. It was developed by the Singapore Science Centre Board and has since expanded to include the Omni-Theatre (opened 1987) and Snow City and KidsSTOP as part of its educational outreach.

Serves as Singapore's principal institution for informal science education and STEM outreach, hosting school programmes, science festivals and community events that support national science literacy and lifelong learning for families and students.