Holiday Ayo - Talking about museums, Singapore has amazing art museums with building designs like flowers. The ArtScience Museum is one of the most architecturally unique buildings in the world. It is located within the Marina Bay Sands resort in the Downtown Core of Central Area in Singapore and was opened on 17 February 2011, by the Prime Minister of Singapore Lee Hsien Loong and this museum become the world's first Art Science.

Just like the name, this museum has a vision to combine art and science. The ArtScience Museum at the beautiful Marina Bay Sands combines art and science to tell a compelling story. The museum hosts an ever-changing range of international exhibitions, brought to life through collaborations with organizations such as the American Museum of Natural History, the Smithsonian Institute, and world-class designer Herman Miller.

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This museum can be entered by visitors of all ages. Filled with interesting and interactive exhibits, you can visit this museum for a full day where you can learn many interesting things. This iconic building with lots of blooming flowers has a philosophy like a welcoming hand. This unique building was designed by Israeli-born architect Moshe Safdie and has 21 galleries and space for many major exhibitions.

This building was built with innovative and amazing features, the lotus-shaped roof of the building was made to collect rainwater for the mirror pool on the bottom floor of this building. Each petal in the building allows light from outside to illuminate the gallery area with natural light, reducing the building's dependence on electric lighting and producing less environmental waste.

The ArtScience Museum is open every day of the year, including public holidays. Entrance tickets are valid for each gallery separately, you can get tickets online, at the museum counter, or from the Sand Theaters Counter. Don’t worry about transportation, this museum can be accessed easily via public transportation. Bayfront Station is connected to the Marina Bay Sands complex and is the closest stop to the ArtScience Museum. If you visit this museum, make sure you learn a lot.