Singapore Sports Museum

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The Singapore Sports Museum features the first sports-related Museum in Singapore, catering to the needs of the public, sports training academics as well as international sporting organizations.

Visitors to the Museum will experience a fully immersive exhibition as they are taken through an educational experience that transports them into a world of sports through exciting, engaging and interactive elements that they have never experienced before.

Permanent Galleries

The permanent gallery of the Museum boasts an impressive display of exhibits. Donated by both athletes and fans, the visual element of the Museum has been boosted by the installation of touchscreen information panels as well as video installations to show Singapore’s sporting culture in motion.

Building a Dream

Singapore’s pioneering sporting clubs and associations take centre stage in this gallery. Discover some these spaces that had been allocated to sow the seeds of sporting excellence.

Chasing the Dream

Singapore’s quest for sporting excellence started with the establishment of the National Sports Promotion Board (NSPB) in 1971. This gallery shares the steps taken by Singapore to promote sports not just for competition but also for leisure.

Dream Venue

The construction of the first National Stadium was a symbol of Singapore’s intent to create new hopes for the sporting fraternity and also to push her athletes to greater heights. Learn more about this gem in this gallery.

Living the Dream

This gallery explores the various challenges athletes have to face in the pursuit of excellence. Gain insights on controversial issues such as racism and discrimination which is still prevalent in the sporting world today.

Collective Dream

The dream of an athlete often resonates with that of a sports fan. Relive the first Singapore Grand Prix which took place in 1966 at the old Thomson Road circuit and have a closer look at official FIFA World Cup match balls since 1970.

Credit: Image of Singapore Sports Hub