Embark on Your Peranakan Cultural Journey with Us
F.A.Q.
Your most common questions—answered to help plan your visit
Museum admission ticket and Sarong Kebaya & Batik Shirt rentals do not require pre-booking. However, advance booking is recommended for studio photography, makeup and hairdo services, and workshops, as available slots can fill up quickly.
You can book your tickets on our website’s Experiences page, or contact us directly during office hours for group visits and venue rental.
Handphone photography and videography are permitted for personal, non-commercial use only. Use of DSLR cameras is permitted with a usage fee of S$120.
For professional photography or videography—including photo shoots, filming, or use of specialized equipment—please pre-book a slot by contacting us at +65 9789 7628.
Our museum is operated independently and is not government-funded. Admission fees apply.
– Children under the age of 3 enter free of charge.
– Children under the age of 6 enjoy half-price admission.
Yes. Programmes that are eligible for SG Culture Pass credits are clearly marked with the header “SG Culture Pass”. These listings will include a link to Klook or SISTIC, where you can redeem your credits.
Please note:
– Dates, times, and charges are shown on each event’s page.
– For some tickets, we also provide a direct booking option at a similar or different price, designed to cater to varying needs. This means you may book directly with us even without using the SG Culture Pass.
Absolutely! We offer a range of interactive activities for children, including:
– Guided storytelling sessions
– Cultural dress-up corners
– Tile painting kits (available for purchase and use within the museum)
– Nyonya Kueh & Tea Set
Yes! We welcome schools and educational institutes to plan Learning Journeys with us. Our team will work with you to create an educational and interactive day of cultural learning, tailored to your students’ needs. Please contact us directly to make arrangements.
The Peranakan Mansion Singapore is a private museum housed in a preserved 1928 shophouse at Joo Chiat, offering intimate cultural tours, workshops, and heritage experiences.
It is not affiliated with the Peranakan Museum in the city, which is a national museum managed by the National Heritage Board.