Tucked along the shimmering Waterfront Promenade at Marina Bay, the Red Dot Design Museum sits at 11 Marina Boulevard in Singapore, a stone's throw from the city's pulsing heart. This spot is a quick four-minute jaunt from Bayfront, Downtown, or Marina Bay MRT stations, surrounded by glassy towers and the gentle lapping of the bay. It’s a sleek, modern nook carved out of the urban sprawl, practically begging you to step off the beaten path. You’re not just walking into a building; you’re stepping into a hive of human ingenuity.
Inside, expect a playground for the curious mind - over 500 design works that have snagged the Red Dot Design Award, a global badge of brilliance. Think cutting-edge gadgets, furniture that’s more art than utility, and concepts that feel like they’ve been ripped from tomorrow’s playbook. It’s compact but dense, a place where every corner hums with ideas that make you pause and ponder. There’s a cafe slinging local desserts and craft brews, plus a shop stuffed with design goodies you’ll want to smuggle home. It’s less about dusty relics and more about what’s next - a tech-savvy traveler’s dream pitstop.
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Subcategory: Museum
Tags: museum, multimedia Art
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Tours & experiences
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Monday
CLOSED
Tuesday
CLOSED
Wednesday
12:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Thursday
12:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Friday
12:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Saturday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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Over 500 award-winning design pieces on display.
Futuristic gadgets and everyday innovations.
Stunning Marina Bay views from the glass-walled structure.
A design shop packed with unique finds.
Cafe with local treats and craft beer.
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What’s the best way to get there?
MRT to Bayfront, Downtown, or Marina Bay - it’s a four-minute walk.
Can I bring kids?
Yes, free for 6 and under, and they’ll love the interactive vibe.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
Absolutely, the museum’s layout welcomes all.
Are photos allowed?
Yes, snap away to capture the cool designs.
What’s the catch with “pay as you wish”?
Non-locals have a minimum of SGD 10, still a steal.