1. Photo Booth at The National Museum of Singapore

Classical & modern architecture converge in this large, vibrant museum of Singaporean artifacts.

National Museum Of Singapore

The National Museum of Singapore is more than just a museum—it’s a beautifully curated deep-dive into the soul of the nation. If you’re interested in understanding Singapore beyond its gleaming skyline, this is the place to begin.

The highlight is undoubtedly the Singapore History Gallery, which charts the island’s transformation from a sleepy fishing village to a thriving global city. The exhibits are immersive and thoughtfully designed, weaving together personal stories, multimedia displays, historical artifacts, and interactive elements. From colonial rule to independence, the Japanese occupation to modern-day challenges, each section offers a nuanced perspective on the nation’s evolution.

What sets this museum apart is how it balances historical depth with accessibility. Whether you’re a history buff or a casual visitor, the storytelling is compelling and clear. Audio guides and touchscreen kiosks enhance the experience without overwhelming it. Special attention is also given to pivotal moments like the 1965 separation from Malaysia and the rapid industrialization of the ’70s and ’80s.

Hana Film

Hana Film Citylink Mall

Went down on the opening after hearing about it from my friends. Props are more than sufficient for a fun experience, and they are also very clean and organised ?? The hair straightener available for use is also a good addition.

Photo booth machine was easy to use and instructions were easy to follow ???? And there were 3 different rooms with different shades of blue backgrounds to choose from.

It is just 1 minute walk away from City Hall MRT, so it was super easy to locate unlike some photo booths that I have been to.

Overall, I really liked the aesthetics of the shop. Would highly recommend people in central area to check it out!

Fotoautomat

Established mall with a landmark multiplex movie theater, salons, eateries & various retail shops.

Cathay has undergone a revamp and is now looking gorgeous! It has a beautiful massive screen, and the mall’s interior is full of green spaces and high ceilings.

Although it’s just a ‘soft launch’ for now, there are already several F&B outlets open like Tsui Wah, Starbucks, Kebuke, Fore coffee and Saizeriya, with Saboten, Wingstop, Yakiniku, yakun and a basement food court etc upcoming. Unfortunately there is no more cinema, but before the renovation there were already very few cinema patrons, so that’s to be expected.

Excited for what’s to come!

Fotomat Studio

Fotomat

Location was convenient and the process was very user friendly. Plus point that they allow pets too! We will be back for more photos with our dog

Photomatic Self Photo Studio

Photomatic

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