30+ Of The Best Kid-friendly Museums And Exhibition in Singapore For All Ages [2026 UPDATED]

Singapore is home to many amazing museums - here's a list of the best museums and exhibitions for families - most of them are free to enter too! 

Updated (July 2026): updated with new exhibitions

Taking a trip down to the museum with your little ones is not only a great way to spend quality time together with them, it also helps to stimulate their mind and cultivate their imagination. 

With new exhibits curated on a regular basis, there is something for every age and we guarantee that the kids will have fun from their experience! So let's go and explore our favourite and best kid-friendly museums and exhibitions in Singapore!

*This list will be regularly updated with the latest exhibits so do check back often too! Like to share your personal experience at any museum? Or did we miss something or got something wrong - let us know!

Museums in this list includes: 

1. ArtScience Museum
2. Asian Civilisation Museum
3. Changi Chapel & Museum
4. Changi Experience Studio
5. Children's Museum Singapore
6. Civil Defence Heritage Gallery
7. Former Ford Factory
8. Gardens by the Bay
9. Hyundai Motor Group Innovation Center Singapore
10. Indian Heritage Centre
11. Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum
12. Malay Heritage Centre
13. MINT - Museum of Toys
14. MOE Heritage Centre
15. Museum of Ice Cream
16. National Gallery Singapore
17. National Library Building
18. National Museum of Singapore 
19. Police Heritage Centre
20. Reflections at Bukit Chandu
21. Republic Of Singapore Navy Museum
22. Science Centre Singapore
23. Singapore Air Force Museum
24. Singapore Art Museum
25. Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
26. Singapore City Gallery
27. Singapore Discovery Centre
28. Singapore Maritime Gallery
29. Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall
30. Sustainability Singapore Gallery
31. The Artground @ Goodman Arts Centre
32. The Artground @ One Holland Village
33. The Air Force Museum
34. The Battlebox
35. Vintage Camera Museum

Exhibits to highlight:

• Singapore Odyssea: A Journey Through Time
• Fire Station Open Houses
• Future World: Where Art Meets Science 
• SINGAPO人: Discovering Chinese Singaporean Culture
• Keppel Centre For Art Education
  

Limited-time Exhibitions

• Singapore Gallery Month 2026
• Singapore TV: From Local to Global
• ALL ACCESS 2.0: Behind the Scenes of the F1 Singapore Grand Prix
• WonderGround at The Artground @ One Holland Village 
• Harry Potter: Visions of Magic

ArtScience Museum 

Venue: 6 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018974
Opening Hours: 10 am – 7 pm (Daily)
Admission: Varies (Check ticket prices on Klook)

Home to an array of immersive exhibits, the combination of art and technology, ArtScience Museum will teleport you right into a richly digital world. Not only can you count on the museum’s interactive exhibits to keep your kids entertained, the museum also often runs kids-friendly programs, ranging from workshops to craft activities.

What’s more, if you swing by on a Friday that’s not a public or school holiday, your little ones will enter the ArtScience Museum for free with every adult ticket purchased! Find out more about the latest happening at the ArtScience Museum.

Exhibition - Into the Ocean: Journey Beneath

Dates: 6 Jun - 1 Nov 2026
Admission: from S$16.50 for concessions and S$19.50 for adults

Into the Ocean: Journey Beneath is a landmark exhibition in collaboration with OceanX, one of the world’s leading ocean exploration organisations. Conceived as a flagship OceanX Education initiative, the exhibition invites visitors on a descent through the depths of the sea, from the sunlit surface waters to the darkest reaches of the ocean. At the heart of the exhibition is extraordinary footage captured by OceanX’s state-of-the-art research vessel, OceanXplorer, including those never shown before publicly.

The exhibition is structured as a deep-sea voyage, unfolding across five immersive zones – Descent, Photic Zone, Twilight Zone, Aphotic Zone and Resurface. Throughout the experience, visitors will encounter rarely seen deep-sea species including specimens on loan from Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum.

By integrating scientific exploration and breathtaking images with deep-sea storytelling, physical specimens, art and interactive science, Into the Ocean takes visitors on an unforgettable voyage into the ocean’s hidden frontiers, revealing a multispecies world where ocean health and humanity’s survival are inextricably intertwined.

Exhibit - teamLab Future World

Dates: Permanent Exhibit
Opening Hours: Open daily
Fee: Ticketed Admission – visitors are advised to pre-purchase tickets online prior to their visit

Journey through an immersive world of art, science, culture and technology at teamLab Future World and discover thought-provoking ideas and themes behind the collection of digital interactive installations created in collaboration with teamLab, an interdisciplinary art collective.

The exhibition has undergone an extensive revamp, introducing several exciting new large-scale interactive installations including the global debut of Light Sculpture with Paper Airplane and Continuous Life and Death. Visitors can also enjoy new vantage points with shimmering enhancements to the well-loved Crystal Universe, while the popular Sliding Through the Fruit Field features a new addition titled Waterfall Droplets, Flowing Down a Slope.

Exhibit: Digital Light Canvas

Venue: 2 Bayfront Ave, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, #B2-50, Singapore 018956
Opening Hours: 11 am – 9 pm (last entry: 8.30 pm), Daily
Admission: $10

Not exactly located at the ArtScience Museum, the immersive digital art installation, Digital Light Canvas is located next to the museum at The Shoppes, Marina Bay Sands.

Graffiti Nature explores an ecosystem of flora and fauna. Little ones (and those young at heart) can bring various creatures to life with your imagination. Pick up a colouring sheet of an endangered species from the Red List of the International Union for Conservation of Nature at the colouring table to create your own version of these endangered species.

Photo Credits: teamLab

Asian Civilisations Museum

Venue: 1 Empress Place, Singapore 179555
Opening Hours: 10 am – 7 pm (Daily except Fri), 10 am – 9 pm (Fri)
Admission: Free for Singaporeans / PR and Child below 6yrs, $20 (Standard Adult)

The Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM) houses a collection of artifacts exploring the different cultures and heritage of Asia. Over 13,000 artefacts are showcased across 11 galleries in this 14,000 sqm space. The museum runs age-appropriate workshops and tours as well as the “Let’s Learn About…” series for children that introduces a different topic each month. Stay tune to the latest events and activities at the ACM!

Gallery: ACM & ME

Developed in alignment with MOE and ECDA's Nurturing Early Learners framework, ACM & ME is a family-friendly space that will bring museum treasures to life through three thematic zones - “Who am I?”, “What’s my story?” and “What can I create?” - each designed to encourage self-discovery and cultural appreciation through creative expression.

With fun activities and vibrant spaces designed with local art studio and collective Arterly Obsessed, visitors will be able to craft self-portraits using magnetic shapes, reimagine mythical creatures inspired by the ACM galleries, and dance away in a magical space of colours, lights, and music. In each zone, look out for conversational prompts developed in partnership with the Singapore Association for Mental Health, which will guide families to connect meaningfully with one another, and to grow together. 

Perfect for children (and adults!) of all ages, every visit promises new discoveries and unforgettable family moments. Come experience the magic of heritage through play! 

Changi Chapel & Museum

Photo Credits: Changi Chapel and Museum

Venue: 1000 Upper Changi Road North
Opening Hours: 9.30 am – 5.30 pm (Tue – Sun), Closed on Mon except PH
Admission: Free for Singaporeans / PR and Child below 6yrs, $8 (Standard Adult), $5 (Concession:60 years and above, Student and Special Access)

An iconic monument dedicated to the Prisoner of Wars (POWs) who endured the Japanese Occupation of Singapore in World War II, the Changi Chapel and Museum (CCM) reopened in May 2021. The newly transformed museum will shed light on the riveting personal stories of prisoners of POWs and civilians interned in Changi prison camp during the Japanese Occupation.

The museum may not be a regular in hosting kids-friendly activities, but still presents a great spot for older children to better understand a part of Singapore’s history through the interactive displays and videos. The revamped venue is definitely more engaging for the kids and is also located conveniently around attractions in the East.  

Changi Experience Studio

Photo Credit: Changi Airport Singapore

Venue: Jewel Changi Airport, 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666
Opening Hours: 11 am – 8 pm (Mon – Sun)
Admission: Local Resident - $19 (Adult), $13 (Child) | Standard - $25 (Adult), $17 (Child) (Check ticket pricing on Klook, KKday)

Located on the 4th floor of Jewel Changi Airport, the Changi Experience Studio offers a host of digital experiences that are engaging to both kids and adults alike. From the history of Changi to behind the scenes of its operations, you will get to immerse yourself in the world of Changi Airport through 20 interactive touchpoints scattered through the different content zones.

Highlights include the Amazing Runaway with a line-up of stationary bikes, which aims to mimic the 2009 Changi Airport Race between a Porsche 911 GT3 and a Boeing 747, the Sky Deck, designed like an airport control room, and the Arena, an interactive game zone with tasks such as collecting airport trolleys and spotting prohibited items in cabin bags.

Children's Museum Singapore

Venue: Coleman St, 23-B, Singapore 179807 (formerly Singapore Philatelic Museum
Opening Hours: Tuesday - Sunday (closed on Monday), 9am - 6pm
Admission: Free (until 31 Mar 2023)

Opening in Dec 2022, the Children's Museum Singapore will be Singapore’s first dedicated children’s museum, which will serve as a ‘starter museum’ to introduce young visitors and their families to the museum-going experience, and to cultivate a love for museums and lifelong learning.

Exhibit: A Voyage Back in Time

Dates: Till 2027

Go on a time-travelling voyage with our Captain and WonderBot to olden Singapore! A short, immersive theatre show welcomes you. Find out why our forefathers came to Singapore and experience the perilous journey they took.

Exhibit: Into the Hawkerverse 

Dates: Till 2026

In conjunction with Children’s Season, CMSG will also be launching an all-new exhibition titled Into the Hawkerverse. The exhibition aims to introduce the vibrant and indispensable hawker culture to children and deepen their understanding of hawker culture in a fun, immersive and interactive way.  

Covering various aspects of hawker culture from street hawkers and hawker culture heroes to hawker dishes and hawker centre design, Into the Hawkerverse will feature hands-on activities, multisensory exploration, and object-based learning. Children will be engaged across three galleries and Play Pot, a dedicated playspace designed for children below four years old – featuring a masak-masak playspace with a mee goreng pool, and more.

Civil Defence Heritage Gallery

Venue: 62 Hill St, Singapore 179367
Opening Hours: 10 am – 4 pm (Closed on Mon)
Admission: Free

Visit the Civil Defence Heritage Gallery to embark on a tour of the past and learn about the latest fire fighting and rescue technology developed and used by the SCDF. There are customised interactive stations for a close-up experience of what fire fighters and rescuers undergo in an operation.

On the 2^nd level of the same building, the Emergency Preparedness Centre (EPC) houses visual and interactive exhibits to impart emergency preparedness knowledge and skills to visitors. You can expect to learn more about the various tools, equipment, vehicles and know-hows that the SCDF deploys in its missions. Other exhibits include the fire extinguisher simulator which discharges water onto a video wall depicting a few incipient fire scenarios as well as interactive mannequins for visitors to try out the Heimlich manoeuvre and CPR procedure.

Activity - Fire Station Open House

Dates: Every Saturday, 9.00am to 9.50am and 10.00am to 10.50am
Admission: Free

Not just the Central Fire Station, but at selected fire stations, families can visit on Saturdays and experience the Fire Station Open House! The open house happens across several fire stations island-wide and you will get to watch a fire-fighting demonstration, meet the firefighters and paramedics, touch and feel various equipment, board the fire engines and ambulance, and learn more on how SCDF responds to emergencies!

Admission is free. As of 2024, the SCDF website encourages online bookings* so that the Fire Stations can plan ahead and provide guests with the best visitor experience.

*Note that the form is only available on Mon - Fri, from 9.30 am - 5 pm (excluding Public Holidays).

Former Ford Factory

Venue: 351 Upper Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 588192
Opening Hours: 9.00 am – 5.30 pm (Closed on Mon)
Admission: Free for Singaporeans / PRs, $3 (Standard Tickets)

The Former Ford Factory is a historic site where the British forces surrendered to the Imperial Japanese Army in 1942. In 2004, the site was handed over to the National Archives of Singapore (NAS), which opened a permanent exhibition at the site that retells the story of World War II in Singapore, the period of occupation and the aftermath through a collection of artefacts and records.

Gardens by the Bay

Venue: 18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953
Opening Hours: Varies
Admission: Varies (Check ticket prices on Klook,)

One of our favourite family friendly venues, Gardens by the Bay is not just one venue but a group of family-friendly venues including the SuperTree Grove (don’t forget to catch the light and music show, Garden Rhapsody), the Far East Organisation Children’s Garden, the conservatories as well as the various thematic exhibitions that happens throughout the year.

As activities are constantly happening and changing, do check out our latest family friendly activities at Gardens by the Bay.

Activity - Borealis: A Immersive Light & Sound Experience at Supertree Grove

Venue: Supertree Grove
Date & Time: 8pm to 8.30pm (every Mon) | 9pm to 9.30pm (every Sat & Sun)
Fee: Free admission

Borealis is an outdoor art installation that combines layers of light and cloud particles where the magical splendour of the Northern Lights, also known as aurora borealis, is recreated to illuminate the night skies of Supertree Grove.

Borealis has travelled to more than 40 cities across Europe, Australia, Asia and the US, and the experience at Gardens by the Bay will mark its first time in Singapore.

Exhibit – Floral Fantasy

Dates: Permanent
Opening Hours: 10 am – 7 pm (Mon – Fri), 10 am – 8 pm (Sat, Sun & PH)
Admission: From $8 (Check ticket prices on Klook)

A stone’s throw from Bayfront MRT station, Floral Fantasy offers a magical escape among suspended bouquets and creative floral arrangements. Here, explore diverse garden landscapes that segue into each other through a meandering space.

Floral Fantasy showcases more than 3,000 plants of more than 150 species, including some curious plants such as the 'Surfinia purple vein' petunia, which are amethyst blooms with a delicate lacework of vibrant purple veins tracing the centre and Fried Egg Tree, with glossy buds that bloom into white flowers with yellow stamens that resemble an egg cooked sunny-side-up!

Photo credits Gardens by the Bay

Exhibit - Jurassic World

Venue: Cloud Forest, Gardens by the Bay
Dates: 29 May 2025 onwards
Admission: Admission to Cloud Forest applies

Prepare for an unforgettable adventure at Jurassic World: The Experience at the Cloud Forest, Gardens by the Bay. Journey back in time to encounter life-sized dinosaurs amidst the lush, misty landscapes of the Cloud Forest. 

Come face-to-face with an 8.5-metre tall Brachiosaurus, encounter the formidable Tyrannosaurus rex and even interact with adorable baby dinosaurs in the dedicated Petting Zoo area. There will even be iconic moments from the Jurassic World series brought to life through cutting-edge animatronics and interactive exhibits.

Jurassic World: The Experience happens at Cloud Forest, Gardens by the Bay, Singapore. Admission charges to Cloud Forest applies. 

Hyundai Motor Group Innovation Center Singapore

Venue: 2 Bulim Link, Singapore 649674
Opening Hours: Tue - Sun, 10 am - 7 pm
Admission: Free

Hyundai Motor Group Innovation Center Singapore is Hyundai Motor Group’s open innovation hub to support research and development in advanced mobility ecosystems and pave a smarter way of urban living for the benefit of the wider society.

While it may not seem like it, the venue also offer many interesting experiences for families to enjoy and learn about the innovations that the Hyundai Motor Group is embarking on!

Discover the Smart Farm at HMGICS that showcases a future where crops can be cultivated in urban environments within land-scarce Singapore. Go on a Virtual Reality Tour and witness a new, revolutionary manufacturing process. 

And finally, experience the full capabilities and performance of our locally-made electric vehicles, on Singapore’s first rooftop Skytrack – built on the roof of the manufacturing facility.

Workshop: SPOT Robot Coding Workshop

Dates: Sat and Sun, 10 am - 11.30 am and 4 pm - 5.30 pm
Fees: $25

Step into the shoes of a HMGICS Robotics Engineer for a day and get hands-on with the help of the iconic robot dog—SPOT. In this fun and educational workshop, kids will build their own SPOT using LEGO bricks, learn simple coding skills, and bring their creation to life to complete exciting missions in the HMGICS Smart Factory.

The SPOT Robot Coding Workshop is recommended for 6 to 12 year old, each session accommodates up to eight children and costs $25 per child. Proceeds are donated to the President's Challenge

Do note that spots are popular and are open 60 days in advance at 10 am.

Workshop: Smart Food Lab

Dates: Sat and Sun, 10.30 am - 11.30 am and 4.30 pm - 5.30 pm
Fees: $25

In Smart Food Lab, kids become scientists for a day—exploring sight, touch, taste and more through hands-on experiments powered by fresh greens from the HMGICS Smart Farm. It’s a fun, sensory-filled journey that sparks curiosity about science, sustainability, and the future of food.

Recommended for 3 to 6 year old, each session accommodates up to eight children and each child must be accompanied by 1 adult throughout the entire workshop. Workshops are priced at $15 per child with proceeds donated to the President's Challenge. 

Do note that spots are popular and are open 60 days in advance at 10 am.

Indian Heritage Centre

Photo Credit: Indian Heritage Centre

Venue: 5 Campbell Lane, Singapore 209924
Opening Hours: 10am - 6pm, closed on Mondays
Admission: Free for Singaporeans / PRs and Children under 6 years old, $8 (Adult), $5 (Student, seniors or persons with disability)

The Indian Heritage Centre traces the history of Indian and South Asian communities in Singapore and Southeast Asia.

Exhibit – Indians In Singapore – Past & Present

Dates: Permanent
Admission: Free for Singaporeans, PRs and kids under 6; $6 (standard adult); $4 (kids)

Indians in Singapore: Past and Present feature five themes which are arranged chronologically to span 1st century CE to the 21st century. The galleries present, through artefact and interactive displays, the history of interactions between South and Southeast Asia, depict the experiences of the Indian community in both Singapore and Malaya during the colonial period, and highlight the contributions of the Indian and South Asian communities to Singapore’s nation-building efforts.

Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum

Venue: National University of Singapore, 2 Conservatory Drive, Singapore 117377
Opening Hours: Tue – Sun (10 am – 6 pm)
Admission: Singaporean: Adult ($16) / Child ($9), Standard: Adult ($21) / Child ($13) (Check ticket prices on Klook)

Even if you’ve not been to the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum at the Kent Ridge Campus of the National University of Singapore, you probably have seen images of the huge dinosaurs’ fossils on display.

Not just dinosaurs, there are more than 2,000 natural history specimens on display in 15 different thematic zones. The display items range from plants and amphibians to mammals, and even includes a sperm whale that was salvaged from when it was found dead off Jurong Island in 2015.

Malay Heritage Centre

Venue: 85 Sultan Gate, Singapore 198501
Opening Hours: Tue – Sun (10 am – 6 pm) / Compound is open Tue – Sun (8 am – 9 pm)
Admission: Free for Singaporeans, PRs and kids under 6 yrs; $8 (standard adult); $5 (kids)

*Currently closed for revamp and is expected to open in 2026

The Malay Heritage Centre or Istana Kampong Glam is the former home of the Sultanate of Singapore. There are 6 permanent galleries showcasing stories and artefacts from the Singapore’s national collection as well as contributions from the community. You won’t want to miss the Adventures In Nusantara, the centre’s dedicated space for children aged 3 to 6 years old.

The lawn at the Malay Heritage Centre is free for all to visit and often host exhibitions and activities for families. The open space is also great for kids to run around too.  

MINT – Museum of Toys

Venue: 26 Seah St, Singapore 188382
Opening Hours: Mon – Sun (9.30 am – 6.30 pm)
Admission: $25 (Adults), $15 (Child between 7 – 12 yrs and Seniors from 60 yrs), Free for kids under 6 yrs

Explore a collection of vintage toys and collectable items at the MINT - Museum of Toys, including vintage posters, confectionery tin boxes, advertising signs and more in an international award-winning contemporary building on 26 Seah Street. The toys and items hail from over 40 countries and range in date from the 1840s to 1980s. These are displayed across four thematic levels of the museum (Outerspace, Characters, Childhood Favourites and Collectables).

MOE Heritage Centre

Venue: 565 Balestier Road, Singapore 329927 | Block C, Level 1
Opening Hours: 

• During School Term: Tue to Fri, 10am - 5pm (last entry 4.30pm)
• During School Holidays: Mon to Fri, 10am - 5pm (last entry 4.30pm)

Admission: Free

MOE Heritage Centre showcases Singapore’s Education Story from the early 19th century to the present. The Centre is set-up to inspire those aspiring to be teachers, affirm the work of serving educators and commemorate the contributions of educators and communities that have shaped education since the founding of Singapore.

All visitors above 7 years of age will require a valid photo ID (NRIC, Driving License, PS Card, Student Ez-link etc.) for registration to enter the building.

Museum of Ice Cream

Venue: 100 Loewen Road, Singapore 248837
Opening Hours: Thu – Sun (10 am – 10.30 pm)
Admission: $42 per pax, Free for kids under 2 yrs (Tickets available on Fever)

The Museum of Ice Cream officially opened its doors to the public on 19 Aug 2021 at its first international location at Dempsey. Families will forge whimsical memories with 14 never-before-seen interactive installations, unlimited sweet treats, and exclusive merchandise designed in partnership with notable local brands. Definitely do not miss the Inflatable, a bright pink bouncy castle, and Sprinkle Pool, a pool filled with giant candy sprinkles! You will also get to enjoy unlimited ice cream at dedicated stations too!

National Gallery Singapore

Photo Credits: National Gallery of Singapore

Venue: 1 St Andrew’s Road, Singapore 178957
Opening Hours: Mon – Sun (10 am – 7 pm)
Admission: Free for Singaporeans, PRs and kids under 6 yrs | Adult: $20 | Concession (child/student/senior): $15

Did you know that the National Gallery Singapore administers the world’s largest public collection of Singaporean and Southeast Asian modern art? Made up of the former Supreme Court Building and City Hall, the museum showcases a collection of over 8,000 artworks by prominent artists from around the world!

It hosts regular exhibits and activities targeted at families – including our all-time favourite, Keppel Centre for Art Education, a dedicated space for that caters for families and kids.

Gallery – Keppel Centre for Art Education

Dates: Permanent
Admission: Free
Opening Hours: 10 am – 7 pm daily (closed from from 12.30 pm – 1 pm and 3.30 pm – 4 pm daily for cleaning)

National Gallery Singapore reopens Keppel Centre for Art Education with an entirely refreshed space offering a world of wonder for children to learn about art through play. This popular space for families reopens from 16 Dec 2023 featuring new child-centric learning zones and activities that revolve around the theme of Art & Wonder: Nurturing Wonder through Play and Creativity.

The reopened Centre features an immersive learning space comprising seven zones, with stimulating and interactive experiences suitable for children aged 4 – 12. Each zone offers a welcoming and nurturing environment, providing a gateway through which children can be fully immersed in the wonderment of the world of art through play and creativity.

Exhibition - When Art Meets Nature

Venue: City Hall Wing, Level 1 – City Hall Alcove & Keppel Centre for Art Education
Date: 30 April 2026 – 1 November 2026
Fee: Free admission

What does a forest sound like indoors, or a river feel like through art? When Art Meets Nature invites families on a sensory-rich journey inspired by the natural world. Co-curated with the Taoyuan Museum of Fine Arts, this exhibition brings two acclaimed works from Taiwan’s Taoyuan Children’s Art Center to Singapore for the first time.

In Peace Forest by Soh Ee Shaun, children can explore a whimsical landscape filled with soft sculptures of endangered animals and lush botanical forms—perfect for open-ended play and quiet discovery. Meanwhile, Where the River Runs by Yenting Hsu offers a sound-led experience inspired by indigenous stories from Taiwan’s Dahan River, weaving together culture, ecology, and memory.

Blending art, nature, and storytelling, this cross-cultural showcase encourages environmental awareness while making art accessible and engaging for young visitors—well worth adding to your family outing list.

National Library Building

Photo Credits: National Library Board

Venue: 100 Victoria St, Singapore 188064
Opening Hours: Mon – Sun (10 am – 9 pm)
Admission: Free

Home to the National Library Board, you will find the Central Public Library located at B1 and the building often host exhibitions organised by the National Library Board. Find out what other family events are happening at the National Library Building.

National Museum of Singapore

Venue: 93 Stamford Road, Singapore 178897
Opening Hours: Mon – Sun (10 am – 7 pm)
Admission: Free for Singaporeans, PRs and kids under 6 yrs | Adult: $14 | Concession (child/student/senior): $10

With its history dating back to the 1800s, the National Museum of Singapore is the nation’s oldest museum and its collections showcase the city-state’s development through the years, the museum is an ideal place to introduce your little ones to the Singapore story – all the way back to 700 years ago!

It definitely helps that the museum organises regular kids friendly activities, like tours, workshops and more!

Exhibit – Singapore History Gallery

Dates: Permanent
Admission: Free admission for Singaporeans, PRs and visitors aged 6 years and below

*To be closed from 17 November 2025 to end 2026 for upgrading

The Singapore History Gallery chronicles Singapore’s journey from 700 years ago; From Singapura to present times, families can explore our history through replica ships and tanks, as well as interactive touch screens too.

Exhibit - Glass Rotunda - Singapore Odyssea: A Journey Through Time

Dates: Permanent
Admission: Free admission for Singaporeans, PRs and visitors aged 6 years and below, time slot bookings required 

The Shaw Foundation Glass Rotunda now houses Singapore Odyssea: A Journey Through Time, a multi-sensorial installation that offers visitors an evocative blend of art, history, and technology — chronicling Singapore’s transformation over 700 years through immersive visuals, dynamic soundscapes, and interactive elements.

Collect your RFID wristband at the start of the experience and use it to interact with element within the installation. If you are going as a group, we recommend you choose different wristbands to unlock different experiences. 

Event - National Day Celebrations: Myths, Legends & the Stories That Made Us

Date: 1 - 12 Aug 2026 (Main family event on 9 Aug 2026)
Price: Free admission to the museum and galleries on 9 Aug; mixed free and ticketed workshops (from $10 per child)

The National Museum of Singapore is hosting a massive line-up of family-friendly activities to celebrate the nation’s 61st birthday. From immersive sensory storytelling sessions and a giant heritage hunt to live outdoor concerts and drop-in craft stations, there are plenty of ways to keep the kids entertained. The entire celebration anchors around a huge, free family day out on 9 August, making it an excellent budget-friendly choice for the holidays.

Parents looking to introduce their children to Singapore's history will find plenty of educational value here. Young adventurers can look forward to interactive colour-in competitions, hands-on puppet making, and a stunning evening projection mapping show across the museum's historic facade. Families can even bring along a picnic mat to wind down on the front lawn for a live outdoor screening of the National Day Parade 2026.

Find out more here. 

Police Heritage Centre

Venue: 28 Irrawaddy Rd, Singapore 329560
Opening Hours: By Appointment Only
Admission: Free

The Police Heritage Centre (PHC) is located within the the Police Headquarters at New Phoenix Park. It is not open to the public, except by pre-booked tours that is suited for older children as part of their social studies of history curriculum.

However, the PHC is a regular participant of the annual Children's Season where they will host special tours for the younger kids. So do look out for more information around the end of the year.

Reflections at Bukit Chandu

Venue: 31-K Pepys Road Singapore 118458
Opening Hours: 9.30am to 5pm (Tuesdays to Sundays), Closed every Monday except Public Holidays
Admission: Free for Singaporeans, PRs and kids under 6 yrs | Adult: $5

Reflections at Bukit Chandu (RBC) tells the story of the Malay Regiment in the Battle of Pasir Panjang, during which the heavily outnumbered soldiers from the regiment made a heroic last stand against a 13,000-strong Japanese force. It also share the history of Singapore's involvement in the opium trade.

The museum sits within the trekking trails of the Southern Ridges and make for a great stop point.

Republic of Singapore Navy Museum

Photo Credits: Roots.sg

Venue: 112 Tanah Merah Coast Rd, Singapore 498794
Opening Hours: Currently closed for renovation, expected to reopen in mid-2023
Admission: Free 

The Republic of Singapore Navy Museum is for those who like to learn more about the Singapore Navy - how it began, the challenges the early sailors went through and overcame. 

Take a trip down memory lane as you view the fascinating components preserved from the early warships - learn more about the RSS Panglima, one of the Navy’s first ships with the 40mm Bofors main gun, wooden helms and the ship bell of RSS Panglima on display!

The young and the young at heart can try their hands at taking out simulated enemy targets with the Navy weapons, navigate a ship through the busy Singapore Strait, steer a submarine underwater, or get a glimpse of what it is like to be the commanding officer of a frigate. 

Science Centre Singapore

Venue: 15 Science Centre Road Singapore 609081
Opening Hours: Fri – Sun, School and Public Holiday, 10 am -1 pm | 2 pm – 5 pm
Admission: Singapore and PRs - Adult ($6), Child ($4), Complimentary on Off-peak | Standard – Adult ($12), Child ($8) (Check ticket prices on Klook, KKday, Fever)

A favourite edutainment centre for families, the Science Centre Singapore houses interactive and hands-on exhibits across 14 galleries! There is definitely something for everyone in the family! Don’t forget to check out the latest events organised at the Science Centre Singapore too!

Exhibit – Energy Story

Dates: Permanent

The Energy Story exhibition captures the story of how humankind has progressed off the back of energy discovery, and must now work towards a cleaner, more sustainable future. Through 6 different zones, kids will explore the sources, transformation, and uses of energy, from natural cycles to modern applications.

Exhibit – Earth Alive

Dates: Permanent

The Earth Alive exhibition will showcase the magnificent planet Earth in life-size interactive displays, for larger than life lessons about the world we live in. The exhibition invites guests to experience Earth’s wonders from the inside out, including how changes can manifest in the environment, causing phenomena such as earthquakes, tsunamis, mountain-building and rock strata, and volcanic eruptions.

Definitely don’t miss your photo moment with the giant Earth globe hanging from the ceiling too!

Exhibit – Professor Crackitt’s Light Fantastic Mirror Maze

Dates: Permanent

It’s a Mirror Maze! This life-size labyrinth is filled with infinite reflections and endless hallways. Without getting lost, children are to help Professor Crackitt find his lost pet parrot, Wattnot! Now… did we come from this way or that way?

Gallery – Omni-Theatre

Dates: Fri to Sun, Public & School Holidays | 10am, 11am, 12pm, 2pm, 3pm & 4pm
Admission: $14 per pax

Watch the latest, larger-than-life Dinosaurs of Antarctica in the Omini-Theatre. Together with intrepid Antarctic scientists, go on a quest to understand the ice continent’s profound transformation and to predict the future as humans drive dramatic changes globally.

Event - SG Science Fest 2026

Dates: 8 to 10 Aug 2026, 10 am to 6 pm daily (Observatory Night opens early on 7 Aug)
Admission: Free for Singaporeans and PRs

If you are looking for a high-energy, educational way to spend the National Day long weekend without breaking the bank, this is it. Science Centre Singapore is opening its doors for free over the holiday weekend, packed with an action-filled lineup of ocean-themed adventures, interactive mystery quests, and live science shows that will keep both toddlers and older kids thoroughly entertained.

The SG Science Fest 2026 features massive 10-versus-10 outdoor water battles, a self-guided shipwreck mystery puzzle hunt, and a live dramatic showdown between a robot and a local hawker using fire and liquid nitrogen experiments. For younger children, KidsSTOP™ is hosting a dedicated Junior zone exploring marine life and coral reefs, while the digital-sticker character Quby makes a special appearance with plenty of fun photo opportunities scattered throughout the venue.

It is an incredibly budget-friendly way to inject some learning into the long weekend, with plenty of indoor air-conditioned spaces to escape the afternoon heat, alongside the splash zones outside. Get more details here!

BYKidO Tip: If your kids want to join the outdoor Splash Battle or the "What Time Is It, Mr. Shark?" water games, they will get absolutely drenched. Make sure to pack a full change of clothes, towels, and plastic bags for wet gear—shower and changing facilities are available on-site.

Singapore Air Force Museum

Photo Credits: Ministry of Defence, Singapore / Facebook

Venue: Paya Lebar Air Base
Dates: Daily, except Wed (10 am - 5 pm)
Opening Hours: Free for Singaporeans and PRs

Aviation history comes alive at the Singapore Air Force Museum! Little ones will get to enjoy immersive hands-on experiences at the newly revamped Singapore Air Force Museum (opens 16 Jun 2026). 

Kids interested in planes and military hardware will really be thrilled to come up close to retired RSAF aircraft such as the Douglas A-4 Skyhawk and Hawker Hunter F.74S. 

One of the new immersive experience is a five-minute film where families can experience the RSAF’s response to an unidentified aircraft entering Singapore airspace through the perspective of a fighter pilot pursuing the aircraft through the skies, with vibrating seats and flashing lights adding to the realism.

The museum’s visiting hours are from 10am to 5pm and entry is free for Singaporeans and permanent residents. For foreigners, tickets cost $8 for adults and $5 for children.

Singapore Art Museum

Venue: -
Opening Hours: -
Admission: -

The Singapore Art Museum’s physical venue is currently closed for redevelopment until 2026, but that doesn’t mean that the museum isn’t creating new content and events beyond the museum walls. In the meantime, you can refer to SAM's new space at Tanjong Pagar Distripark

SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark

Venue: 39 Keppel Rd, #01-02, Singapore 089065
Opening Hours: 10am–7pm daily
Admission: Free for Singaporeans, PRs | Adult: $10

Spanning two floors with over 3,000 square metres, SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark was first announced alongside SAM’s new strategic direction in 2021, signaling its shift away from the four walls of a museum as part of its plans to diffuse art into various parts of Singapore.

The venue will continue to host various exhibitions and programmes.

Exhibit: Singapore Art Museum Learning Gallery 

Venue: Gallery 2, Singapore Art Museum at Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Dates: Till 28 Jun 2026, 10 am - 7 pm
Admission: Free

Established as part of the Singapore Art Museum’s continued support of art education, the Learning Gallery invites you to look deeper and immerse yourself in the artworks and interactive activities to form authentic and personal connections with the artworks.

This second edition of the Learning Gallery invites you to look beyond the everyday. Explore possibilities, experiment with different ideas and materials, and venture outside the familiar. The artworks here span across diverse mediums and explore themes of identity, home, nature and the environment, people and places, space and memory. They ask meaningful questions about life and inspire new ways of seeing and understanding contemporary art.

Exhibit: The Everyday Museum

With The Everyday Museum, Singapore Art Museum (SAM) strives to continue bringing art into shared spaces throughout Singapore and become a key driver of public art; reaffirming the museum’s commitment to demonstrate the vital role of art in society. The Everyday Museum will be launching a series of site-specific public artworks that will radiate outwards to lived and communal spaces in various districts.

Event - Singapore Art Museum's Annual Art Carnival 

Venue: SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Dates: 25 July 2026, 10 am - 5 pm
Admission: Free

Celebrate creativity at SAM’s annual Art Carnival! Enjoy a vibrant weekend of hands-on art, family-friendly workshops and live performances and special giveaways for all ages. This special edition marks SAM’s 30th birthday, inviting everyone to come together in a festive celebration of art and community.

Get creative with drop-in art experiences inspired by SAM's exhibitions. Experience colour beyond sight by creating tactile colour cards in Feeling Colours, experiment with watercolour spray painting and cyanotype printing, make beaded charms or try your hand at punch needle. There will also be face painting, carnival-style games, treats, giveaways and live performances throughout the day. Highlights include performances by young Singaporean busker Shayne Ko, as well as a spectacular smoke, magic and bubbles show.

Make a day of it at SAM with free exhibitions, art-making activities and family-friendly experiences for all ages. Located just a short walk from the newly opened Cantonment MRT Station, SAM is now even easier to visit. 

Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre

Photo Credits: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre

Venue: 1 Straits Boulevard, Singapore 018906
Opening Hours: Mon (2pm – 8 pm), Tue – Sun (10 am – 8 pm)
Admission: Free

Discover the unique Chinese Singapore culture at the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre and take a trip to see how geography, economics, and politics played a part in influencing the present-day Chinese Singaporean identity.

Gallery – SINGAPO人: Discovering Chinese Singaporean Culture

Dates: Permanent
Admission: Free

The Singaporean Chinese culture is unique and the SINGAPO人 exhibition takes an interactive approach to highlight Chinese Singaporean culture from food to music, as well as language and festivals. Through videos, games, and interactive stations, let the kids learn how Chinese culture in Singapore has evolved in a way quite unlike other communities around the world.

Exhibit: Legends of Singapore Comedy

Date: 6 Jul 2024 onwards
Fee: Free Admission

Step into the world of Wang Sha and Ye Feng, the comedic icons from the 1930s to 1990s who established a unique Singapore-style comedy that brought much laughter to their audience.

Exhibit: Singapore TV: From Local to Global

Venue: SCCC Creative Box, Level 6
Dates: 9 Jul 2026 - 26 Jan 2027, 10 am - 6 pm
Admission: Free

Parents, it is time to take a trip down memory lane and share a huge piece of your childhood with the kids. Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) and Mediacorp have teamed up to launch a brand-new exhibition that traces the evolution of local Chinese television dramas from the 1960s all the way to the present day. Singapore TV: From Local to Global is a wonderful opportunity for you to show your children the iconic shows, stars, and stories that you grew up watching after school or during family dinners.

The exhibition is split into five interactive, chronological zones that make history fun for the little ones. You can step into recreated, nostalgic sets from legendary dramas like The Unbeatables and The Awakening, look at original costumes from The Return of the Condor Heroes, and even browse vintage television magazines. To keep the kids fully engaged, there are hands-on interactive experiences throughout the space—including a multimedia booth where you can both have a go at dubbing a classic scene from Good Morning, Sir!.

As you wander through the changing eras of television, it serves as a brilliant conversation starter to explain to your children what life was like when you were their age. From vintage television sets to modern micro-dramas, this exhibition beautifully bridges the generation gap through shared pop-culture memories.

BYKidO Tip: Head straight to the first zone with the kids to try out the interactive dubbing booth. Getting them to voice lines from Good Morning, Sir! is not only incredibly fun and full of laughs, but it is also a fantastic, low-pressure way to get them practicing their Mandarin.

Singapore City Gallery

Venue: 45 Maxwell Road, Singapore 069118
Opening Hours: Mondays to Saturdays, 9am to 5pm
Admission: Free

The Singapore City Gallery showcases Singapore’s dramatic transformation over the past 50 years, to become one of the most liveable cities in Asia. It tells Singapore’s development story, through 40 interactive and immersive exhibits that detail our planning challenges and the innovative solutions that tackle them.

Singapore Discovery Centre

Venue: 510 Upper Jurong Road, Singapore 638365
Opening Hours: 10 am - 10 pm daily
Admission: Varies

Singapore Discovery Centre officially reopened on 31 Oct 2020 with a new look and new experiences for families. The centre boost a beautiful lake and large area that is great for families looking to escape from the crowd or usual to-dos! The centre organises regular family-friendly activities and workshops, so don’t forget to check it out too!

Gallery – Through The Lens Of Time

Dates: Permanent
Admission: Free for Singaporeans and PRs | Standard - $10 (Adults), $8 (Children)

The permanent exhibit gallery, Through the Lens of Time, brings visitors on a journey back in time! Starting from the founding of Singapura by Sang Nila Utama, the gallery brings you on journey through the key moments of history such as the World War II, Konfrontasi and the 1983 Cable Car Tragedy.

Get a greater insight into the tour by taking part in a guided tour of the exhibit at just $4 per pax!

Singapore Maritime Gallery

Venue: 31 Marina Coastal Drive, Marina South Pier, Level 2, Singapore 018900
Opening Hours: Tue – Sun (9 am – 6 pm), Closed on Mon except PH
Admission: Free

The Singapore Maritime Gallery is where you can learn about Singapore’s maritime heritage and follow tells the story of Singapore’s transformation from a thriving trading post into a premier Global Hub Port and the world’s leading International Maritime Centre. There are interactive games and exhibits as well as ship handling simulator where you can have a go at navigating ships under eight different story missions.

Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall

Venue: 12 Tai Gin Road, Singapore 327874
Opening Hours: Tue – Sun (10 am – 5 pm), Closed on Mon
Admission: Free for Singaporeans, PRs and Children under 6 yrs | Standard - $8 (Adult), $5 (Child)

*Temporarily Closed from 16 Sep 2024 till 2027

The Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall traces Dr. Sun’s revolutionary activities in Southeast Asia, the contributions of the Singapore Chinese to the 1911 Revolution, as well as the impact of the revolution on Singapore and the Chinese community in Singapore. Not only that, the heritage centre also organises many kid-friendly activities throughout the year, especially around the Chinese festivals.

Sustainability Singapore Gallery

Venue: Marina Barrage
Opening Hours: 9am to 6pm daily (closed on Tuesdays)
Admission: Free

Housed at Marina Barrage is the Sustainable Singapore Gallery. Sustainability has always been integral to Singapore's development since independence. Navigate through the Sustainable Singapore Gallery to learn more about how to create a liveable and sustainable Singapore.

The Artground at Goodman Arts Centre

 

Venue: Goodman Arts Centre, 90 Goodman Road, Block J #01-40, Singapore
Opening Hours: 9.15am - 6pm (closed on selected PH)
Admission: 

• Weekdays: $5/pax
• Weekends / PH / School Holidays: $8/child, $5/adult

*Note that The Artground at Goodmand Art Centre will be closing permanently from December 25, 2026

The Artground aims to provide positive arts experiences for children 0 to 12. It is an indoor playground and an interactive theatre space. On weekends, it offers movement and dance workshops along with arts and craft activities for families too enjoy.

Please pre-book your tickets before heading down to avoid disappointment. Walk-ins are allowed provided there are time slots available.

The Artground at One Holland Village

Venue: 7 Holland Village Way #01-20 One Holland Village, Singapore 275748
Opening Hours: 9.15 am - 6.15 pm
Admission:

• $8/pax (Weekdays)
• $12/child $10/adult (Weekends / Public Holiday / School Holidays) 

The Artground @ One Holland Village is the 2nd space from The Artground offering families with kids between 0 to 9 year old a space to spend time together and to engage with each other through the arts. 

The Artground @OHV will be offering changing themes for families to drop-in as well as regular programmes suitable for young ones too. 

Please pre-book your tickets before coming to avoid disappointment. Walk-ins are allowed provided there are time slots available.

Exhibit: WonderGround

Dates: Till 31 Mar 2027

The newest immersive installation at The Artground at One Holland village is  "WonderGround: A Journey Beneath Your Feet". The installation is built around the concept of "Burrow Buddies." Children are encouraged to navigate a series of twisting tunnels and root networks, mimicking the life of creatures that live beneath the soil. The space is specifically designed to support cognitive and emotional development through movement.

WonderGround shines as a haven for the 3-and-under crowd. The tactile elements—things to touch, pull, and peek through—are purposefully curated to build confidence and coordination in early learners too! 

So head on down to create fun memories with your young ones soon!

The Air Force Museum

Venue: Air Force Museum, 400 Airport Road, Singapore 534234
Opening Hours: Tuesday - Saturday from 9am - 4pm
Admission: Free

The Air Force Museum is located at the Paya Lebar Air Base and it gives visitors a look at the history, heritage, and values of the Republic of Singapore Air Force. It includes both an indoor and outdoor gallery that creatively combines original artefacts with interactive media. The museum provides families with an engaging hands-on experience so that they can better appreciate the RSAF story.

At the indoor gallery, children can hands-on the interactive displays and role-playing games. Head outdoors to be wow-ed by different fighter jets, missiles, and anti-aircraft systems, and uncover their stories and contributions to the RSAF’s growth.

The Battlebox

Venue: 2 Cox Terrace, Singapore 179622
Opening Hours: Fridays - Sundays & Public Holidays (9.30 am – 5.30 pm)
Admission: $20 (Adult), $10 (Child) (Check Ticket pricing on Klook)

Explore the top secret Battlebox where Lieutenant-General Percival and his senior officers directed the Battle of Singapore in World War II. Admission to The Battlebox is only through a 30 min guided tour where you will venture into the authentic underground command centre 9 metres underground with an expert docent to lead the way. This tour is not suitable for children below 7 years old.

Vintage Camera Museum

Photo Credits: TripAdvisor

Venue No. 8c & 8D Jalan Kledek, Singapore 199263
Opening Hours: Mon – Sun (10.30 am to 7.30 pm)
Admission: $20 (Adult), $15 (Child)

You may have seen images of its highly instagrammable exterior! The Vintage Camera Museum is housed in a building that is… a camera! Step through the Lens and enter the museum where you will find 1,000 cameras on display! We have not been yet, but the general comments seem to indicate that it is a museum that will surprise you – so give it a chance if you have not visited before or stay tune for our first visit soon!

Multiple Museums / Standalone Exhibitions

Singapore Gallery Month 2026

Venues: Multiple galleries and partner venues across Singapore
Dates: 15 Aug - 13 Sep 2026
Admission: Free with paid activities

The massive islandwide visual arts festival, Singapore Gallery Month (SGM), is returning from 15 August to 13 September 2026 with more than 100 exhibitions, interactive workshops, and guided weekend tours. Organised by the Art Galleries Association Singapore (AGAS), this month-long celebration is intentionally designed to be approachable, making it a fantastic opportunity to introduce your children to local culture and creative thinking in a completely pressure-free environment.

Families can look forward to a vibrant mix of multi-sensory exhibitions and fully indoor, rain-proof creative sessions. Highlights include interactive, hands-on activities like the Epoxy Clay and Chicken Illustration Workshops at I.F. Gallery, alongside the Found Poetry and Collage Workshop at LOY Art Gallery, where kids can reassemble text and images into their own unique artworks. For a truly unique experience, you can even join Sullivan+Strumpf's immersive neighbourhood sound walk and field recording workshop to learn how everyday sounds are transformed into art.

BYKidO Tip: Head down on Saturday, 15 August 2026 for the Gillman Gatherings at Gillman Barracks. It marks the official launch of the festival with a full day of exhibition openings and family-friendly activities, allowing you to explore multiple galleries, enjoy the wide open spaces, and grab a bite to eat all in a single afternoon.

Singapore GP ALL ACCESS 2.0 at the F1 Pit Building

Venue: F1 Pit Building
Dates: 26 Jun - 26 Jul 2026
Admission: Free with registration

As the excitement for the night race begins to build, families can take an exclusive, completely free look behind the scenes at the F1 Pit Building. Following a massive turnout last year, ALL ACCESS 2.0 has returned with an even larger interactive layout, making it a perfect educational and high-octane morning or afternoon out for parents and kids alike.

The experience gets you past the usual barriers and straight into highly restricted zones. Your little racing fans can stand on the actual victory podium, check out the drivers' cool-down room, and even enter the high-tech Race Control nerve centre—the exact room where race officials monitor every corner of the track on race weekend. It is a fantastic way for children to see how Singapore's regular streets are transformed into a global circuit.

Beyond the technical zones, kids can get hands-on by inspecting real track building blocks like heavy-duty TECPRO barriers and steel kerbs. They can even step into a professional commentary booth by beIN SPORTS Asia to try calling a race live on the mic.

To top it off, every family visiting gets the opportunity to win exclusive tickets to fan favourite events. Find out more here. 

Harry Potter: Visions of Magic

Venue: Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore
Dates: From 22 Nov 2024
Admission: from $39 for children 4-12, and $49 for adults 13 and above.

Harry Potter: Visions of Magic is an evocative and interactive art experience happening at Resorts World Sentosa exploring some of the most mysterious corners of the wizarding world across more than 40,000 square foot venue.

In this self-guided journey, you will be exploring some of the most mysterious corners of the wizarding world. Come discover a series of artistic and immersive environments inspired by enigmatic places in the magical community, like the Ministries of Magic, the captivating wonders of Newt’s Menagerie, and the mesmerizing Pensieve.

Responsive video content, bold architecture, and original soundscapes create breathtaking multi-sensory installations, while interactive technology allows you and your little ones to wave a wand to illuminate the invisible, revealing visions of magic that bring the entire experience to life.

Digital Dialogue IRL at Temasek Shophouse

Venue: Sandbox, Level 1 Temasek Shophouse
Dates: 25 Jun - 31 Jul 2026
Admission: Free

A new interactive pop-up at Temasek Shophouse aims to replace lecturing with real, open conversations about online safety, social media habits and digital wellbeing. Developed by Meta in partnership with homegrown creative studio EYEYAH!, Digital Dialogue IRL is a free interactive experience designed specifically for parents, educators, and teens to explore digital wellbeing together.

The space moves away from dry safety lectures and uses vibrant, visual conversation cards, guided prompts, and interactive touchpoints. It brings everyday digital dilemmas to life—covering highly relatable topics like social comparison, feed control, cyberbullying, and setting healthy online-offline boundaries.

The experience also helps families better understand the automatic protections built into the newly launched Teen Accounts across Instagram, Facebook, and Messenger, which restrict sensitive content by default for users aged 13 and above.

If you are looking for a meaningful, indoor activity this July to help bridge the digital gap with your secondary schoolers or pre-teens, this interactive space offers a relaxed and neutral environment to start those vital conversations.