Probably not as the exhibition is largely exhibits which are explained through an audio guide. Having said this, you could take a very quick tour through without the audio guide, and allow yourself (and your toddler) to be fascinated by some of Singapore's Chinese History.

If you are rushing, you may allow an hour. Otherwise, two hours should be sufficient.

article i was refering to written by a spanish reviewer re ‘Overcrowded...’wrongly placed!

I know it's already answered, I just wanted to say it's well worth the money, fascinating museum.

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Hi Lovelava, Thank you for your interest in the Chinatown Heritage Centre. We're currently closed for renovations and will reopen in the second half of the year. Unfortunately, we won't be opened in time for your trip to Singapore, nonetheless, there's much to see and do in Chinatown! For updates on the opening and other details, please check our website in the description. Thank you and have a wonderful time in Singapore!

Hi, Thank you for your interest in the Chinatown Heritage Centre. We're currently closed for renovations and will reopen in the second half of the year. For updates on the opening and ticketing details, please check our website in the description. Thank you and have a wonderful time in Singapore!

Hi Mrittika, Thank you for your interest in the Chinatown Heritage Centre. We're currently closed for renovations and will reopen in the second half of this year. You can find out more information and explore our pre-renovated centre online at our main website in the description. Even though the centre is closed, there is still plenty of things to see and places to explore in Chinatown! So do dedicate at least half a day to do so. Chinatown is easily accessible via our underground train line (MRT) from Little India MRT station which is located near to your hotel. It is just 3 stops away and you can take Exit A (onto Pagoda Street) to explore the pedestrianized areas. Hope this helps and have a wonderful time in Singapore!