Wow, extra good karma for you, for trying to be a good person! No audio or video-recording, and note-taking are allowed of guided tours and videos. Please refrain from talking during the tour as it can be disruptive to other hell visitors. Do give our hell tour guides your kind respect and attention, they've been through hell and back many times to deliver this tour to you!

Hell’s Museum - Haw Par Villa

Q: What Safe Management Measures must I follow in hell?

Yes, even hell is subject to Covid-19 regulations! For your own safety, please mask up when it is crowded, and always maintain good hygiene. Otherwise, even hell will not welcome you!

Q: I booked my slot for hell but I did not receive any confirmation email!

Please check your Junk / Spam folders. If you still have not received it, email in to our hell at enquiry@hellsmuseum.com.sg and our hell employees will help you out! Kindly note that our hell minions will be on a short, well-deserved break this weekend after all their hard work and torture - they will respond to you in 2-3 working days !

Q: Is Hell's Museum suitable for pets?

Kindly note that pets are not allowed in the Hell's Museum complex, in order to keep our exhibits safe. Anyway, all pets go to heaven!

Hell Operating Hours

Tuesday to Sunday: 10am – 6pm (last entry 5pm)

Closed on Mondays (Except Public Holidays)

Paid Admission – There’s a price to go to hell.

Promotions & Events

Hell's Museum Halloween Special

Hell’s Museum is back for another round of scares this Halloween! For 3 days only, the museum extends its opening hours till midnight!

Interested in tours at Hell's Museum?

If you’ve already bought your admission ticket, but still want a better understanding of hell, make your registration for our tour as well!

Please make your additional registration for the tour at our Hell’s Museum Reception Counter. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.

10.30am, 12.15pm, 1.30pm, 2.45pm, 4.15pm

About the Museum

Specially curated displays provide comparative insights that will give visitors a better understanding of the commonalities across the world’s major belief systems – and how different communities around the world, as well as in Singapore, draw meaning from death and dying.

Stretched over 3,800 sqm, Hell’s Museum also provides a deeper understanding of Haw Par Villa’s infamous 10 Courts of Hell.

Discover how concepts behind the graphic representations of sins and punishments in the afterlife evolved as ancient civilisations shared their cultures across time and space.

Visit us for an eye-opening experience and have a hell of a time!

Please make your additional registration for the complimentary tour at our Hell’s Museum Reception Counter.

Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.

10.30am, 12.15pm, 1.30pm, 2.45pm, 4.15pm

Book your admission tickets to Hell now!

Operating Hours:

Tue - Sun: 10am - 6pm (last entry: 5pm)
Open on all public holidays Closed on Mondays

Estimated Duration:

2-4 hours, depending on interest level. Your ticket gives you access up to closing time.

Ticket Price:

$20/ Adult, $10/ Child
Free for children aged 6 and under (Parental guidance advised for children under 9 years old)

Currently available in English and Chinese (via QR).
We’re working on translating hell into other languages!

Change in timeslot/date is only allowed on a case-by-case basis.

Submit your request to enquiry@hellsmuseum.com.sg.
Please allow 2-3 working days for our hell employees to get back to you – hell is a very busy place!

Tickets to hell are strictly non-refundable. There’s no turning back once you’ve decided to go to hell!

Bring an umbrella

Part of hell is open to the elements.

No food. No drinks. No pets.

(Pets go to heaven!)

Sizzling Feedback for Hell's Museum

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The museum with paid entry was much more enjoyable compared to the free entry villa. Quiet and educational. Gave a great insight into the history of Singapore as well as multiple religions. Would definitely recommend

Nigel Koh
October 22, 2024

Hell’s Museum is an entirely unique slice of Singaporean history. It was the world’s first museum dedicated to covering the concept of Hell and the afterlife. It is educational regarding various world religions. There was a lady there who spoke with me for nearly an hour regarding her personal relationship with religion, and how Singapore has approached the co-existence of its extremely diverse population. It’s a must-visit for anyone who enjoys history, culture, or religious studies.

Cody Sipe
October 15, 2024

Go for the guided tour. The explanation makes a difference. The guide also points out interesting details

Lei Nore
October 15, 2024
it has been renovated and improved, it is air-conditioned and the display and commentary is very good. The last time I came, there was not commentary to read.

Sylvester Poh
October 5, 2024

The lady that helped us at the museum was informative, helpful, kind and she also recommended other activities for our trip. She’s an asset to the museum.

Lucy Lavender
October 5, 2024

This is more of the after life, different religions believe tell what to them happens when we die, they have a free tour guide , Michelle was very good at telling the story, very interesting you can learn a lot from it .

Guadalupe Ratcliff
August 21, 2024
Very interesting explanations about religious myths about the afterlife all around the world, but focusing mostly on Taoism and Buddhism. Great, unsettling dioramas which were a little too much for our ten year-old daughter. Our guide Paul was very knowledgeable and really nice! I would DEFINITELY recommend to people interested in learning more about afterlife myths. There’s the Haw Par villa to visit right by too!

Geoff Diannsohn
August 4, 2024

The video, exhibits and docent are all very informative and interesting. Michelle is a marvellous guide. Delighted to visit this museum and the villa to see what has been gone in Hong Kong’s Haw Par Villa (which only the mansion is left). Recommend people of all ages to spend time there. It’s also very conveniently located right outside MRT station.

Jennifer C
August 4, 2024

We booked a return ticket to Hell today. We expected horror but actually encountered a wonderful museum, and a great tour guide. Definitely more than worth making the effort. I'd say: go to hell (and back).

Barbara den
July 4, 2024

Trip Advisor:

  Pleasant Hell Experience - Our guide Hem was very engaging, eloquent and polite. Glad to be here again after 40 yrs to see so many familiar artefacts and displays. Keep it going for our... read more future generations!

Tour00994371762
November 3, 2024

  Journey to hell - The exhibition was well curated and informative and our guide was knowledgeable. Overall I thought it was an interesting experience and would highly recommend it.

Jet14025415846
November 3, 2024

  Very good experience and nice walks around. - The narrative is well-crafted and captivating, with the sculptures appearing exceptionally lifelike. The thoughtful provision of air-conditioning in the vicinity further enhances the overall experience.

Connector47583192936
November 2, 2024
  Fascinating . A must visit . - Really a must do whilst in Singapore to get a feel for customs and traditions . Weird , creepy , exciting all in one . A real wow factor .... read more

Joanne L
November 2, 2024

  Great tour guide and tour content - Michelle was a wonderful tour guide and explained the different influences of religions on what various modern religions have adapted and believe as the truth of the afterlife.

Traveler26887588365
October 31, 2024

  Perhaps the most under rated attraction in Singapore - Wee Lim is an excellent guide. I've always enjoyed her informative tours. The site itself is unique and very informative especially for those who would like an overview... read more of local religous practices.

G395LAjeanl
September 3, 2024
  Interesting & Informative - Super fun and informative tour with Joanne! Highly recommend this museum as a unique and interesting perspective on multi-faith attitudes towards death and afterlife. A different stop to the usual... read more

annayennhi610
September 1, 2024

  Unique place to live explore singapore - Im here to help xperience the the 10 courts of the hell , meeting Joenne as my guide was amazing. She explained everything very clear and fun way!

Oktaviani H
September 1, 2024

  Felt right at home in Hell - All of the sculptures were beautifully terrifying, and our tour guide, Paul, was very informative and hilarious. I definitely recommend going here if you're going to the Haw Par Villa.

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August 31, 2024

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Museum FAQ

Contributing To Hell’s Museum

Further Queries

1. Covid-19 Regulations

What Safe Management Measures must I follow in hell?

Yes, even hell is subject to Covid-19 regulations!

For your own safety, please mask up when it is crowded, and always maintain good hygiene.

Otherwise, even hell will not welcome you!

2. Ticketing

Why are ticket prices set at the level they are now?

Your ticket price goes towards paying for the maintenance and survival of Hell’s Museum, and Haw Par Villa, as a historical and cultural site.

We are a private-sector company, thus, unlike other publicly-funded museums in Singapore, we have to rely on entrance fees to pay for the costs of running Hell’s Museum.

The current entrance fees are not only a reflection of the quality of the experience at Hell’s Museum, but also the true costs of operating a historical and cultural institution.

Thank you for your support!

How can I get tickets to Hell's Museum?

Purchase your tickets to hell online to avoid disappointment!

Tickets for each time slot are limited and subject to availability.

Receive an e-mail confirmation and exchange them for physical tickets at the Visitor Center.

Have a good time sightseeing in hell.

What does the ticket provide / cover?

Each ticket covers the admission into Hell’s Museum Complex, which includes our famous, or infamous, Ten Courts of Hell, for up to the end of the day! The museum closes at 6pm.

If you wish to join a tour, register with our friendly staff at the Hell’s Museum Reception Counter, located in the Lobby. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to availability.

What is the age group for a child ticket?

A child ticket is required for children aged 7-12 years old. Kindly note that Hell’s Museum is not recommended for children below the age of 9.

Can I change my timeslot / date?

Change of timeslots are subject to availability! Please email us at enquiry@hellsmuseum.com.sg with a copy of your confirmation email attached.

Kindly allow 2-3 working days for our hell employees to respond – they are hard at work torturing, ahem, we mean, helping others!

I booked my slot for hell but I did not receive any confirmation email!

Please check your Junk / Spam folders. If you still have not received it, email in to our hell at enquiry@hellsmuseum.com.sg and our hell employees will help you out!

Kindly note that our hell minions will be on a short, well-deserved break this weekend after all their hard work and torture – they will respond to you in 2-3 working days!

Can I get a refund on my ticket?

Tickets to hell are strictly non-refundable. Once you’ve decided to go to hell, there’s just no turning back.

3. Suitability

Is Hell’s Museum suitable for children?

Hell’s Museum is not recommended for children below 9 years old. Kindly note that the Ten Courts of Hell contain sensitive and explicit scenes.

If you are a parent who has or wants to turn up with your baby or young child, we understand and definitely welcome you, but please be considerate to the other hell visitors and ensure that your child is not disruptive.

Is Hell's Museum suitable for pets?

Kindly note that pets are not allowed in the Hell’s Museum complex, in order to keep our exhibits safe. Anyway, all pets go to heaven!

4. MUSEUM ETIQUETTE

Can I get a quick guide to your museum etiquette?

It’s already hell, so let’s make the experience as pleasant as possible.
Remember – you’re there for a visit, not to be condemned for eternity!

No food.
No drinks.
No pets.
No touching of artefacts.
No running around, shouting or screaming in hell (applies to both children and adults!)
No audio or video-recording & note-taking of videos and hell tours.

We reserve the right to throw out wrongdoers.

Good karma for those who are considerate to other hell visitors.
Extra good karma for those who are kind to our hell employees.

Can I video record in the museum?

Shh! You don’t want to leak the secrets of Hell! But if you insist, you are able to video record in the museum.

However, due to copyrighting, please do not video record the videos, close up of the storyboards, and tours.

5. Tours

Do you have guided tours through hell?

Tours of Hell’s Museum are available for registration by ticket holders at 10.30am, 12.15pm, 1.30pm, 2.45pm & 4.15pm. Tours are subject to availability.

Please make an additional registration for the tour at our Hell’s Museum Reception Counter, located within the Museum Building. Limited slots available. Registration is done on a first-come, first-served basis.

Can I book a private tour at Hell's Museum?

Yes you can!

Please write in to enquiry@hellsmuseum.com.sg, and our hell minions will get back to you with deals to die for.

Where is the meeting point for guided tours?

The Hell’s Museum Guided Tours begin at the Lobby of Hell’s Museum. Be sure to make your additional registration for the tour at our Hell’s Museum Reception Counter to avoid disappointment!

Will tours still take place in wet weather?

Our museum tours runs rain or shine – bring an umbrella or poncho if you tag along.

However note that we may suspend tours in adverse weather conditions for your own safety (you don’t want to really end up in the afterlife)!

The management reserves the right to amend terms and conditions without prior notice.

Tour Etiquette

Wow, extra good karma for you, for trying to be a good person!

No audio or video-recording, and note-taking are allowed of guided tours and videos.
Please refrain from talking during the tour as it can be disruptive to other hell visitors.
Do give our hell tour guides your kind respect and attention, they’ve been through hell and back many times to deliver this tour to you!

6. Contributing to Hell’s Museum

How do I donate to Hell’s Museum some artefacts/videos/photos I have in my possession?

Please email us at enquiry@hellsmuseum.com.sg, using “Donation for Hell’s Museum” as an email subject title.

Thank you very much for your contribution! As a private sector company, donations mean a lot to us. We will love you from the deepest pits of hell.

7. Further Queries

I am a Tourist Guide coming to Hell's Museum. Can I buy tickets for my group?

Yes! You’re always welcome in Hell.

Please download and fill in this form.

Email the filled form to hpv@journeys.com.sg and our Hell Minions will get back to you.

Please submit the form at least 1 week in advance to your intended arrival.

Have further questions?

Should you have further questions that are not covered in our FAQ, simply drop us an email at enquiry@hellsmuseum.com.sg and our hell employees will be happy to assist you!