Getting to NUS Libraries
Locations & directions
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Central Library |
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Chinese Library |
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Hon Sui Sen Memorial Library |
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C J Koh Law Library |
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Medical Library |
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Music Library |
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Science Library |
Hon Sui Sen Memorial Library
[Map]
1 Hon Sui Sen Drive, Singapore
117588
For more information, please call (65)6516-3131
Library homepage: http://www.lib.nus.edu.sg/hlb/
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By Public Transport Take the 10, 30, 51, 143, 183, 188 or 200 bus to Pasir Panjang Road, near Heng Mui Keng Terrace. Take a 5-minute walk by Heng Mui Keng Terrace and turn left at Kent Ridge Drive where the Library is easily visible. Alternatively, you may also take the SBS Service 96 from Clementi bus interchange or SBS Service 95 from the bus stop opposite Buona Vista MRT station. For Service 96, alight at the bus-stop opposite the Central Library, which is the second bus-stop after the bus turns into the NUS Campus. For Service 95, alight at the bus-stop in front of Central Library. |
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Then, take an internal shuttle bus (Service A) from the bus-stop outside Central Library. After the internal shuttle bus passes Kent Ridge Guild House on the left, you will see Hon Sui Sen Memorial Library. Press the bell and you will be alighting at the bus stop on side of Hon Sui Sen Memorial Library.
Please note that there are covered walkways linking the Central Library, Law Library and Hon Sui Sen Memorial Library. It takes about 5 minutes to walk from the Central Library to the Law Library and about 10 minutes from the Law Library to the Hon Sui Sen Memorial Library.
See also: SBS Transit
By Internal Shuttle
When you are already in the NUS campus, you can take the Internal Shuttle Bus Service to all the libraries in the NUS Library system.
For bus schedules and routes, click
here.
Depending on the direction Shuttle Service A comes from, the bus-stops you alight are along Business Link, on the side of Hon Sui Sen Memorial Library, on the side of the Kent Ridge Digital Labs (KRDL) and at FBA2.
See also:
NUS
Parking & Internal Shuttle Bus Services
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