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Important note:: From 1 April 2026, all galleries on Levels 3, 4 and 5 of the Former Supreme Court Wing will be closed to the public for the revamp, including the UOB Discovery Space on Level 4 and the UOB Theatrette on Level 5.
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1 St Andrew's Rd, National Gallery, Singapore 178957
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- Children aged 12+ will be charged the same rate as adults
- Singaporeans/PRs enters for free
- Students and teachers at local institutions, including Singapore-based international schools, can enter for free. Present your student or teacher card at Basement Concourse Information Counter to get your Gallery Pass.
- Concession refers to foreign students, children (7 to 12 years) and seniors (60 years and above)
Additional information
- From 1 April 2026, all galleries on Levels 3, 4 and 5 of the Former Supreme Court Wing will be closed to the public for the revamp, including the UOB Discovery Space on Level 4 and the UOB Theatrette on Level 5.
- Singapore Citizens and PRs can attend Permanent Galleries for free
- Student ticket must present valid ID
- The museum regularly offers free guided tours. Check the official website for more information
- Bags may be subject to inspection for security reasons
- The use of selfie sticks and tripods are also not permitted in the galleries
- Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the venue
- Photography is allowed, but taking videos and photos for commercial purposes, as well as the live broadcasting of the show is strictly prohibited
- Flash photography is prohibited inside the venue
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- The voucher is valid for 90 day(s) from the booking confirmation date. It expires at 23:59 on the last day
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- Present your mobile voucher
- Present your voucher and exchange it for a physical ticket
Address
- 1 St. Andrew's Rd Singapore 178957 (The Gallery has two main entrances: the Coleman Street entrance and the Padang Atrium entrance, facing the Padang)
How to get there
- By bus: 63, 51, 80, 32, 851 stop opposite Peninsula Place, the Coleman Street entrance is a 5 minute walk away or 195 and 961 stop at Parliament Place, walk round the corner to the front of the building to get to the Padang Atrium entrance or 61, 124, 145, 166, 174, 197 stop opposite The Treasury Building on North Bridge Road, the Padang Atrium entrance is approximately a 7 minute walk away. Alternatively, you may use 75, 100, 107, 130, 131, 167 stop in front of Victoria Concert Hall, the Gallery is approximately a 5 minute walk away
- By car: Cars can drop-off and pick-up passengers at the Coleman Street entrance, which is accessible by turning right at the end of Supreme Court Lane. Entrance to the Gallery's car park is on the far right of Coleman Street; access by turning left before St. Andrew's Cathedral from the left lane of St Andrew's Road
- By taxi: A taxi stand is located at the Gallery's Coleman Street entrance, which is accessible by turning right at the end of Supreme Court Lane; next closest taxi stands are located at The Adelphi and Funan DigitaLife Mall
- By MRT: City Hall station: exit B, the Gallery is approximately a 7 minute walk from City Hall MRT station via the Art Connector or Clarke Quay station: exit E and enjoy a leisurely 10 minute stroll along the Singapore River to the Gallery. Alternatively, you can go to Raffles Place: exit B, the Gallery is approximately a 10 minute walk away through the business district
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SHERIDAN ******
2026/05/07
Fantastic 5.0
The National Gallery Singapore is one of the best cultural attractions in Singapore. The museum combines history, art, and modern architecture in a very impressive way. Housed inside the former City Hall and Supreme Court buildings, the gallery preserves Singapore’s heritage while showcasing beautiful Southeast Asian artworks. Visitors can enjoy paintings, sculptures, and interactive exhibits that reflect the culture and history of the region. The galleries are spacious, clean, and peaceful, creating a relaxing atmosphere for learning and appreciation. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the facilities are well maintained. The museum is also educational because it provides detailed information about artists and historical events. Overall, the National Gallery Singapore offers an inspiring and memorable experience for tourists, students, and art lovers alike.
Bernadette *********
2025/12/31
Fantastic 5.0
One cannot miss the Into the Modern special exhibit - it has the most number of Monets I’ve seen so far. The rest of the exhibits are also worth visiting. The museum itself is beautiful!
Jamaica **************
2026/04/01
Fantastic 5.0
We love what each floor offers and how we enjoy each master piece we saw. My husband and I were amazed and thrilled to everything about the National Gallery Singapore
fatin ******************
2026/09/06
Fantastic 5.0
i spent almost 3 hours in here as there are so many interesting exhibitions to see and it is recommended activity to avoid outside weather whenever it's hot or rainy day
BUDHI ********
2026/10/12
Fantastic 5.0
it was a great half day spent with contemporary art collections and and some historical background which family enjoyed a lot. Great architecture and fabolous staircases
Krizzia *******
2025/08/17
Fantastic 5.0
We had such a wonderful time at the National Gallery Singapore. The building itself is stunning, blending history and modern design beautifully. The exhibitions were well-curated, showcasing both local and international art in an engaging way. It’s a peaceful, inspiring place to explore, and definitely worth a visit when in Singapore.
Klook User
2025/06/05
Fantastic 5.0
The ticket was way cheaper to purchase on Klook than in person, so i went ahead and got it. Absolutely stunning art from all over south east asia but the architecture also blew me away. The special exhibit is worth paying extra for and also was my favourite part. A must visit place when you’re in Singapore especially in the afternoon when it’s too hot & humid to be outdoors
Chelsea ********
2025/09/22
Fantastic 5.0
I purchased my ticket on the same day of my visit, and it was fast and convenient. I enjoyed my time at the museum and spent more than 3 hours there. The architecture of the museum is also great.
Highlights
Lai Foong Moi: Crossings (14 August 2026 – 3 October 2027)
Presenting the first solo exhibition of underexplored Nanyang artist Lai Foong Moi since the 1960s, the exhibition brings together paintings and archival materials that offer new perspectives on Lai's artistic legacy, including her contemplative portrayals of identity, gender, labour and urban life during the 1960s to 1970s – a period of profound transformation in Singapore and Malaya. As the second edition of National Gallery Singapore's Dalam Singapore series, which spotlights significant yet underexplored artists and stories from Singapore's art history, Crossings reintroduces Lai's practice to a new generation of audiences while deepening understanding of her place within Singapore's artistic heritage. **When**: 14 August 2026 – 3 October 2027 **Where**: City Hall Wing, Level 2, DBS Singapore Gallery **Ticket information**: General Admission ticket required
Fan Chang Tien: Rhythm of the Southern Brush | 范昌乾：南方笔韵 (16 October 2026 – 31 January 2027)
This exhibition examines the artistic journey and enduring legacy of Fan Chang Tien (范昌乾) (1907–1987), a pivotal figure in the development of Chinese ink art in Singapore. It traces his southward movement from China to Thailand and finally to Singapore in 1956 – a journey marked by his commitment to art and education. Through a rich selection of paintings, poetry, and archival materials, the exhibition reveals how Fan dedicated himself to the practice of ink art while cultivating his identity as a scholar-artist, teacher, and steadfast master of the Chinese literati tradition. **When**: 16 October 2026 – 31 January 2027 **Where**: City Hall Wing, Level 4, Wu Guanzhong Gallery **Ticket information**: General Admission ticket required
Let’s Imagine the World Together: Art in Southeast Asia (5 November 2026 – 26 September 2027)
This exhibition invites all audiences to explore Southeast Asian art through their own observations, questions, and experiences. Designed and developed by the Gallery’s Learning and Outreach and Community and Access teams, with support from the curatorial team, the exhibition draws on expertise in museum learning, inclusive design, and Southeast Asian art. It pairs highlights from the Gallery’s collection with tactile and audio experiences, creative activities, and imaginative prompts, inviting visitors to explore art through their own perspectives, memories, and experiences. **When**: 5 November 2026 – 26 September 2027 **Where**: City Hall Wing, Level 4, Level 4 Gallery **Ticket information**: General Admission ticket required
Guide
National Gallery Singapore
Explore Southeast Asian art at the new National Gallery Singapore - located in Singapore's Civic District and boasts a combined floor area of 64,000 square meters, National Gallery Singapore is housed in two of the island's most iconic buildings: former Supreme Court and City Hall. National Gallery Singapore is the largest visual arts venue and museum in Singapore–home to over 9,000 art works and it is certainly one of the main attractions in Singapore. Visitors are introduced to Singaporean and Southeast Asian art in the exhibitions taking place at the gallery. A visit to the National Gallery Singapore is a great opportunity to discover art, culture and architecture of Singapore.
Newly Revamped DBS Singapore Gallery Exhibition
The newly revamped DBS Singapore Gallery exhibition presents a layered, ever-changing story of Singapore’s art history, continually questioning itself: Whose story is this? Where is home? What is new? Who is looking? What is art for? Explore the unique pathways and detours of artists, and see their iconic artworks from the 19th century to present.
National Gallery Singapore
- Discover Singaporean and Southeast Asian art at the National Gallery Singapore – home to over 9,000 art works
- Explore Singapore's signature architecture – the National Gallery Singapore is located in the iconic restored Supreme Court and City Hall buildings, built in 1939 and 1929 respectively
- A day at the National Gallery Singapore is the perfect way to learn more about the city and learn about local and Southeast Asia art
FAQs
Can I cancel & refund my booking?
Yes. You can request to cancel & refund your booking as long as your request is submitted more than 24 hours from your participation date.
No refunds will be provided for cancellation requests made less than 24 hours from the activity date.
For more information on how to request a refund, please refer to this article!
Can I amend my activity date?
As this is an open-dated voucher you do not need to amend your participation date. You may use your voucher to participate in your activity at any date within your voucher validity period. Your voucher validity is stated in the "How to Use > Usage Validity" section of your voucher.
Who is eligible for concession tickets?*
Concession tickets are available for the below participants:
- Foreign students
- Children aged 7 - 12
- Senior citizens aged 60+
Do Singaporean citizens/permanent residents need tickets?
No. Singaporean Citizens & PRs can enter the permanent galleries for free.
What is the National Gallery Singapore, and where is it located?
The National Gallery Singapore is a leading visual arts institution situated in the heart of Singapore. Housed in the iconic former Supreme Court building and City Hall, it is the country's national museum dedicated to modern and contemporary art.
What makes the National Gallery Singapore unique?
The National Gallery Singapore is renowned for being the largest public collection of modern and contemporary art in Southeast Asia. It showcases Singapore's national collection, which spans regional cultures and diverse artistic expressions.
How is the National Gallery Singapore involved in promoting modern art?
The National Gallery Singapore is committed to promoting modern art through its permanent galleries. These galleries feature an extensive and impressive collection of artworks, providing a comprehensive overview of modern and contemporary artistic developments in the region.
Can you tell me more about the history of the National Gallery Singapore building?
The National Gallery Singapore is housed in the historic former Supreme Court building and City Hall. The adaptive reuse of these architectural landmarks not only preserves their heritage but also provides a fitting backdrop for the display of modern and contemporary art.
What is the significance of the National Gallery Singapore in the context of Singapore's national collection?
As Singapore's national museum for the visual arts, the National Gallery plays a pivotal role in curating and preserving the country's rich artistic heritage. It serves as a custodian of the national collection, reflecting the cultural diversity and creativity of the region.
How does the National Gallery Singapore contribute to the promotion of regional cultures?
The National Gallery Singapore actively contributes to the promotion of regional cultures by showcasing a wide range of artworks that represent the diversity of Southeast Asian artistic traditions. Through its exhibitions and programs, it fosters an understanding and appreciation of the cultural richness of the region.
Can artists or organizations lease space at the National Gallery Singapore for events or exhibitions?
Yes, the National Gallery Singapore provides opportunities for leasing space to artists and organizations. This initiative allows for the hosting of temporary exhibitions, events, and programs, further promoting the appreciation of modern and contemporary art within the community.
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Important note:: From 1 April 2026, all galleries on Levels 3, 4 and 5 of the Former Supreme Court Wing will be closed to the public for the revamp, including the UOB Discovery Space on Level 4 and the UOB Theatrette on Level 5.
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National Gallery Singapore
Explore Southeast Asian art at the new National Gallery Singapore - located in Singapore's Civic District and boasts a combined floor area of 64,000 square meters, National Gallery Singapore is housed in two of the island's most iconic buildings: former Supreme Court and City Hall. National Gallery Singapore is the largest visual arts venue and museum in Singapore–home to over 9,000 art works and it is certainly one of the main attractions in Singapore. Visitors are introduced to Singaporean and Southeast Asian art in the exhibitions taking place at the gallery. A visit to the National Gallery Singapore is a great opportunity to discover art, culture and architecture of Singapore.
Newly Revamped DBS Singapore Gallery Exhibition
The newly revamped DBS Singapore Gallery exhibition presents a layered, ever-changing story of Singapore’s art history, continually questioning itself: Whose story is this? Where is home? What is new? Who is looking? What is art for? Explore the unique pathways and detours of artists, and see their iconic artworks from the 19th century to present.
National Gallery Singapore
- Discover Singaporean and Southeast Asian art at the National Gallery Singapore – home to over 9,000 art works
- Explore Singapore's signature architecture – the National Gallery Singapore is located in the iconic restored Supreme Court and City Hall buildings, built in 1939 and 1929 respectively
- A day at the National Gallery Singapore is the perfect way to learn more about the city and learn about local and Southeast Asia art
Highlights
Lai Foong Moi: Crossings (14 August 2026 – 3 October 2027)
Fan Chang Tien: Rhythm of the Southern Brush | 范昌乾：南方笔韵 (16 October 2026 – 31 January 2027)
Let’s Imagine the World Together: Art in Southeast Asia (5 November 2026 – 26 September 2027)
Lai Foong Moi: Crossings (14 August 2026 – 3 October 2027)
Presenting the first solo exhibition of underexplored Nanyang artist Lai Foong Moi since the 1960s, the exhibition brings together paintings and archival materials that offer new perspectives on Lai's artistic legacy, including her contemplative portrayals of identity, gender, labour and urban life during the 1960s to 1970s – a period of profound transformation in Singapore and Malaya.
As the second edition of National Gallery Singapore's Dalam Singapore series, which spotlights significant yet underexplored artists and stories from Singapore's art history, Crossings reintroduces Lai's practice to a new generation of audiences while deepening understanding of her place within Singapore's artistic heritage.
When: 14 August 2026 – 3 October 2027
Where: City Hall Wing, Level 2, DBS Singapore Gallery
Ticket information: General Admission ticket required
Fan Chang Tien: Rhythm of the Southern Brush | 范昌乾：南方笔韵 (16 October 2026 – 31 January 2027)
This exhibition examines the artistic journey and enduring legacy of Fan Chang Tien (范昌乾) (1907–1987), a pivotal figure in the development of Chinese ink art in Singapore. It traces his southward movement from China to Thailand and finally to Singapore in 1956 – a journey marked by his commitment to art and education.
Through a rich selection of paintings, poetry, and archival materials, the exhibition reveals how Fan dedicated himself to the practice of ink art while cultivating his identity as a scholar-artist, teacher, and steadfast master of the Chinese literati tradition.
When: 16 October 2026 – 31 January 2027
Where: City Hall Wing, Level 4, Wu Guanzhong Gallery
Ticket information: General Admission ticket required
Let’s Imagine the World Together: Art in Southeast Asia (5 November 2026 – 26 September 2027)
This exhibition invites all audiences to explore Southeast Asian art through their own observations, questions, and experiences. Designed and developed by the Gallery’s Learning and Outreach and Community and Access teams, with support from the curatorial team, the exhibition draws on expertise in museum learning, inclusive design, and Southeast Asian art. It pairs highlights from the Gallery’s collection with tactile and audio experiences, creative activities, and imaginative prompts, inviting visitors to explore art through their own perspectives, memories, and experiences.
When: 5 November 2026 – 26 September 2027
Where: City Hall Wing, Level 4, Level 4 Gallery
Ticket information: General Admission ticket required
