Riding on Red Bricks: national. museum. singapore.

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Riding on Red Bricks

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NUS students enter for free... 5 weeks ago we were in the area to pick up our RoM documents, so we decided to drop by for a short walk, which turned out to be a nice experience. The front entrance is pretty boring, I'll recommend walking through the spaces that W architects carved out for visitors entering from the rear.

We'll be back again, someday :)