Hell's Museum Admission Tickets
Hell's Museum Admission Tickets
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Discover Hell’s Museum, the world’s first museum exploring death and afterlife beliefs across major religions and cultures in a 3,800 sqm space.
Visit the Ten Courts of Hell, a vivid, allegorical exhibit on justice and punishment in Chinese mythology, updated with air-conditioning and displays.
Explore interactive exhibits on sin, punishment, funerary rites, burial practices, and mourning customs across Taoism, Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, and more.
Complimentary guided tours are available at set times in English and Mandarin (via QR), offering deeper insight into exhibits—subject to availability.
Admission to Hell's Museum
Access to the Ten Courts of Hell exhibit
Complimentary guided tour (subject to registration and availability)
English and Chinese (via QR) support.
Blue-faced deity from Chinese mythology exhibit at Hell's Museum.
Visit Hell’s Museum, the only one of its kind in the world, to explore afterlife beliefs across different cultures. Located within Haw Par Villa, the museum features the Ten Courts of Hell—an intense, visual representation of justice in the afterlife based on Chinese mythology.
Getting there
Hell's Museum is located near an MRT station, making it easily accessible for visitors. Present your ticket at the museum entrance inside Haw Par Villa. Mobile tickets are accepted.
What to expect:
Hell’s Museum is a 3,800 sqm space exploring humanity’s relationship with death, featuring global funeral rites, beliefs, and philosophies.
Features:
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Ten Courts of Hell: A vivid and graphic exhibit based on Chinese Buddhist beliefs—parents are strongly cautioned if bringing young children.
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Indoor galleries: Air-conditioned zones with engaging multimedia and artifact displays about how cultures handle death and remembrance.
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Guided tours: Join complimentary guided sessions for deeper insights with multi-language support in English & Chinese options. These are subject to availability.
Main entrance to Hell's Museum at Haw Par Villa, Singapore, featuring a distinct mural.
Tour group listens to guide by historic tombstone at Hell's Museum.
Blue-faced deity from Chinese mythology exhibit at Hell's Museum.
Main entrance to Hell's Museum at Haw Par Villa, Singapore, featuring a distinct mural.
Tour group listens to guide by historic tombstone at Hell's Museum.
Tour guide gestures at colorful mural at Hell's Museum entrance, Singapore.
What to bring:
- Part of the museum is open to the elements, so bring an umbrella or a poncho.
What's not allowed:
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Outside food and beverages are not allowed inside the venue.
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Pets cannot tag along for this experience.
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Audiovisual recording and note-taking are strictly not permitted during video displays.
Additional information:
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This experience is not recommended for children below the age of 9 due to sensitive and explicit content.
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Child ticket is required for children aged 7-12 years old.
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Free for children aged 6 and under.
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Estimated Duration: 2-4 hours.
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The museum is open Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm (last entry 5pm), and closed on Mondays except public holidays.
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Guided tours are available for ticket holders at set times and require additional registration at the Reception Counter.
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These tickets are strictly non-refundable and the management reserves the right to amend terms and conditions without prior notice.
Diorama of figures crossing the Silver Bridge at Hell's Museum, depicting an afterlife scene.
Visitors explore Day of the Dead altar exhibit at Singapore's Hell's Museum.
Tour guide gestures at colorful mural at Hell's Museum entrance, Singapore.
Diorama of figures crossing the Silver Bridge at Hell's Museum, depicting an afterlife scene.
Visitors explore Day of the Dead altar exhibit at Singapore's Hell's Museum.
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