Singapore Philatelic Museum The stamps and related materials exhibited in Singapore Philatelic Museum originated from Singapore and other countries or regions, and the history of stamps can be traced back to 1830.
Age. Through colorful and relaxed interactive exhibitions, the Philatelic Museum opens a window for visitors to learn about Singapore and the world through stamps, which are miniature works of art showing history, culture, science and technology.
The philatelic museum also has the only mailbox left over from the colonial period in Singapore that is still in use.
In the permanent exhibition hall, you can also see the world's first stamp and some of Singapore's most exquisite and comprehensive stamp collections from the1830s to the post-independence period. Xingbao includes the only set in the world 1854.
1998 full set of Indian stamps, which was popular in the Straits Colony that year. Not all collections are just for display. The only mailbox left over from Singapore's colonial period still stands in front of this colonial building with a long history of collecting stamps for people to use.
Very exquisite small museum, each exhibition hall is exquisite, and it is also divided into regular exhibition and temporary exhibition, which is suitable for places to browse slowly and quietly. We are the first tourists, so the atmosphere of the whole tour is very comfortable. You can stay in your favorite corner and savor it.
There are two floors in the museum, which is also a permanent exhibition of atmosphere and a temporary exhibition. There will be a preview of the temporary exhibition in official website. You can refer to it before the visit to warm up the visit.
The official website address is :/Eileen@the-intan.com/+6564401148.
The host family will also provide a tasting experience of drinks and bride's family cakes.