Inside Singapore’s sweet museum of ice cream

It doesn’t get much sweeter than this. Singapore’s Museum of ice-cream is delighting children and adults alike with scoops of creamy dessert and a pool filled with sprinkles. 

This is not your average Museum.

Guests at The Museum of Icecream will experience 14 multi-sensory installations including a yellow jungle with 10,000 bananas and a Singapore-inspired “Dragon playroom”. 

But the best part is that guests can indulge in five different ice cream treats as they explore.

Where it all began

The Museum of Ice Cream started as a pop-up exhibition in New York in 2016. It sold out after attracting celebrity guests such as David Beckham, Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively and Katy Perry. 

The waitlist for entry reportedly contained 200,000 names.

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Where is the Museum of Ice Cream?

Singapore’s sweet ice cream museum is at 100 Loewen Road Singapore. It’s about a 9-minute walk from the Aft Min Of Foreign Affairs station near the Singapore Botanic Gardens. 

Entry costs $42 for one person or $40 each if you arrive in twos.

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