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National Gallery SingaporeThis art gallery shows the openness and tolerance of this country. Here, you can really feel the collision and integration of different artistic styles, which makes people marvel.🥰👍🏻
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UNVEILING MODERN SINGAPORE AND SOUTHEAST ASIAN ART
National Gallery Singapore is a leading visual arts institution overseeing the largest public collection of modern art of Singapore and Southeast Asia. Situated at the birthplace of modern Singapore, in the heart of the Civic District, the Gallery is housed in two national monuments—City Hall and former Supreme Court—that have been beautifully restored and transformed into this exciting 64,000 square metre venue.
Reflecting Singapore’s unique heritage and geographical location, the Gallery aims to be a progressive museum that creates dialogues between the art of Singapore, Southeast Asia and the world to foster and inspire a creative and inclusive society. This is reflected in our collaborative research, education initiatives, long-term and special exhibitions, and innovative programming.
△ Explore an art museum situated inside the former City Hall and Supreme Court buildings
△ Learn about the more than 8,000 art pieces that National Gallery Singapore holds in their exhibition rooms
△ Admire the unique contrast of colonial and modern architecture inside the gallery
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Singapore! Singapore! Singapore!🐱🌸🎉 Must-visit attractions in Singapore: 1⃣ Merlion Park: As the coolest landmark park in Singapore, the 8.6-meter-tall Merlion statue is located here, making it a must-visit spot for tourists! 🌟 2⃣ Gardens by the Bay: Combining plants with technology, Gardens by the Bay is home to more than 30,000 plants from around the world and is one of the largest glass greenhouse domes in the world. The nightly light show at Gardens by the Bay is also an activity not to be missed by tourists! 🌈 3⃣ S.E.A. Aquarium: One of the largest aquariums in the world, it has 49 ecological zones, gathering a multitude of marine life. Its biggest feature is the world's largest ocean window, where you can stand in front of the huge glass window and watch various fish. 🐳 4⃣ National Gallery Singapore: With a collection of over 8,000 pieces of modern art from Southeast Asia, it is one of the world's largest collections of Southeast Asian modern art. A paradise for art lovers! 🎨 5⃣ Fort Canning Tree Tunnel: Located in the heart of Singapore, it is a super healing Instagram-famous tree tunnel. It allows you to relax your body and mind, enjoying the tranquility. 🍃 6⃣ Chinatown: A Chinese town where you can taste Chinese cuisine and local snacks, and buy travel souvenirs. 🍢🎊Avery Hall8
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Majestic Singapore National Art Gallery 🇸🇬#singaporetrip Watching the exhibition I Punch in Singapore National Art Museum&the largest modern art museum in Singapore and Southeast Asia region&a day of pretending to be a young woman of literature and art Opening hours: 10:00 Come together: 00 Ordinary visitors: 20 Singapore dollars/piece (Singapore citizens/PR free) can be used to buy tickets at B1 ticket office, or on the ticket machine (bank card/Alipay is OK). The cost on some websites is still low. Participating viewing time: two hours Location: 178957Sadia_N1
The National Gallery Singapore is the most suitable for CityWalk in the cityNational Gallery Singapore Classical Roman-style architecture🏛️ combines history and modernity 🈺️Opening hours: 10:00-19:00 The free area is large and there are also gallery exhibitions The venue is very large, you can reserve 3 hours to visit 📷 Long skirts are more photogenic, don't wear too many colors in clothes It looks good no matter how you shoot The venue's newspapers have recent activities and exhibition posters📰 can be used as props very suitable > Walking out of the art gallery, the surrounding 🏯 buildings are very beautiful, it is hard not to love CityWalk is also the fastest way to understand a cityastralis_597223
Just got back from 【Singapore】, the airport's free tour is an open book🔥Any person transiting through Singapore who doesn't know about this free tour, I would be heartbroken! 🎉Changi Airport truly deserves its title as the world's most thoughtful airport, offering four free Singapore tour routes for transit passengers, each lasting 2.5 hours with coach transfers and Wi-Fi included! However, please note that the tour is conducted entirely in English. Eligibility: Transit time must be at least 5.5 hours, but less than 24 hours 🔥4 routes: 1️⃣ City Sights Tour: If it's your first time in Singapore, you must choose this one. Check off Singapore's iconic spots: pass by the National Gallery, Esplanade, Merlion Park, and Gardens by the Bay, and easily get that Merlion photo! 2️⃣ Cultural Heritage Tour: Suitable for those who like history and culture. Explore Chinatown, Clarke Quay, Kampong Glam, and Sultan Mosque, and experience Singapore's multiculturalism. 3️⃣ Jewel Changi Tour: Want to shop and see a big waterfall? This route takes you into Jewel Changi, where you can cover the Rain Vortex, Discovery Slides, and Canopy Park all in one go! 4️⃣ Changi Area Tour: Dive deep into Singapore's residential areas and experience the daily life of locals. Tampines, Changi Village, and Changi Beach Park are waiting for you! This route let me see another side of Singapore, truly a hidden gem! 📝The booking process is super simple: 1. Follow Changi Airport's official account and click on the 'Free Singapore Tour' link to enter the official website. 2. Select your preferred route, date, and time slot, and fill in your personal information. 3. Receive a confirmation email for your itinerary, and with the confirmation email, find the corresponding counter at the airport to set off!The Hungry Sojourner
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National Gallery Singapore📍1 St Andrew's Rd, #01 – 01, Singapore S178957 National Gallery Singapore is located around Civic District. It’s a huge gallery, with 6 levels in total. 🏛All admission is free to local students, and general admission is free to Singaporean/PR. So as a local student👩🎓, you couldn’t miss the great opportunity. First of all, it is a very beautiful white building, a great place for taking pictures. 📷There are some special exhibitions, such as recent exhibitions by artists such as Wu Guanzhong and Chua Mia Tee. 🎨There are also some fixed ones, such as exhibitions about the history of Singapore’s founding. There are even some children's exhibitions. The venue is very large and contains a lot of content. It is recommended to leave at least 1.5 hours for a good stroll. Besides, there’re some great restaurants in it such as Smoke & Mirror, National Kitchen by Violet Oon. 🍹 And the uncles and aunties in the gallery are all super warm-hearted. It’s truly a great place. Don’t miss it. #momentsmission #exploresgtogether #singaporeattractionsPurin66
Singapore City Tour | Experience the Beauty of Art and Architecture👍Most Recommended: National Gallery Singapore, Old Hill Street Police Station & Central Fire Station, Fort Canning Park, National Museum of Singapore 1. National Gallery Singapore: Starting from the Merlion Park, crossing the Anderson Bridge, you can reach the National Gallery Singapore. The gallery is housed in two iconic buildings that played pivotal roles in Singapore's history—the former Supreme Court and City Hall. It boasts a vast collection of modern art from Singapore and Southeast Asia, making it the largest visual arts venue in Singapore. Both inside and outside the gallery are perfect for photography. 2. Old Hill Street Police Station & Central Fire Station: The Old Hill Street Police Station, built in 1934, was once the largest government building. In 1997, during renovations, its 927 windows were replaced with rainbow-colored ones, revitalizing the building and compelling passersby to take photos. The adjacent Central Fire Station is the oldest existing fire station in Singapore. Its style, reminiscent of the Edwardian period from early 20th-century Britain, features a red brick facade with white stripes, humorously referred to as the 'blood and bandages' building. Now a national monument, the old building houses the Singapore Civil Defence Force Museum, which is open to the public for free. 3. Fort Canning Park: More than just a park, it is a witness to Singapore's history. From the rule of Malay royalty to the British colonial entry and exit, and fast-forwarding to contemporary times with world-class orchestras performing passionately—all these seemingly unrelated events have taken place here. Thus, the 18-hectare park is filled with historical relics from various periods and has vast lawns for outdoor concerts. The famous outdoor spiral staircase that went viral on social media is located here; navigating to Fort Canning Hotel is the most convenient way to find it. 4. National Museum of Singapore: If you want to understand the decades of Singapore's history since its founding in just one place, then this oldest museum in Singapore is the right choice. With videos and more than 1,700 collections, the museum uses advanced interactive technology to make the visit enjoyable. ❤Recommended Reason: These attractions are all very close to each other, making them perfect for a city stroll and highly recommended!KNOX BRADY4
Singapore 5-day Walkathon | Organizing 9 Photo Check-in LocationsAlthough Singapore 🇸🇬 is small in size, there are many places worth checking in. If you plan to travel to Singapore during the Spring Festival ✈️ Then this photo 📸 check-in guide must be collected‼️ · Here are the 9️⃣ photo spots I summarized in Singapore. They are all very out of the picture, I hope it will be a reference for those who have not checked in. · Changi Airport I guess many people know this, Changi Waterfall photo 🖼️, it is recommended to go to the high floor, change angles and positions, you will definitely be able to take a satisfactory travel blockbuster. · Gardens by the Bay It is a new landmark in Singapore and a place where many internet celebrities check in. The towering sunny trees 🌲, the huge indoor waterfall, coupled with the light show at night, is like entering the Pandora planet. · Little India The most famous here is the Rainbow House, the colorful wall spray, the colorful little elephant sculpture 🗿, it's easy to take a good shot just by sweeping the street. · Praise Square I guess many people know this too, especially at dusk, it's super atmospheric, not far away is the Raffles Hotel, after taking a photo, you can also have a drink at the Long bar🍧. · Old Xi Street Police Station It is located near Fok Ning Park, and the two places can be arranged together. The rainbow-like building is actually a police station, and the colorful windows on the outside are really out of the picture. · National Art Museum I saw it on TV when I was a child, and now I finally see it. The building itself is very artistic, and the best position 📷 is on the bridge connecting the two sides. · Merlion How can you not go to the Merlion when you come to Singapore, if you take a photo, the light will be darker at night, everyone must remember to turn on the flash 💥, fill light and so on. · Chinatown A place full of Chinese elements, but at the same time multicultural coexistence, the millennium style of the red temple ✨ and the retro style of the fireworks street are super suitable for taking pictures. · Rochor Road If you are looking for a place with few people and beautiful scenery, then I recommend you to go to Rochor Road, a typical Nanyang style small street, very suitable for a person to walk around, very petty bourgeoisie and very out of the picture. · Okay, sharing is over! If there are better positions 📸, welcome to tell me in the comment area!ELAINE GUERRERO102
Check-in hotspot: National Gallery SingaporeNational Gallery Singapore, spanning 64,000 square meters, is the newest and largest museum of modern art in Singapore and Southeast Asia. Located in the heart of the Civic District, it is housed in the former City Hall and Supreme Court buildings, which have been transformed into the museum. The gallery showcases over 8,000 national collections. It is suitable for all ages and is definitely worth a visit. In addition to appreciating the artworks, the gallery also hosts various inspirational experience programs from time to time. Moreover, there is a "hidden" gem within the museum, the "2nd-floor dome library," featuring columns and a spectacular dome ceiling. Admission Permanent exhibitions are free for citizens and PRs, with ticket prices around $20; however, visiting the museum complex is free of charge. Photo spots: The corridor from the 3rd to the 4th floor is perfect for taking great photos! Past the bridge, you can capture the circular dome, and the play of light and shadow on the steps and windows is also very photogenic. The rooftop on the 6th floor offers views of the Ferris wheel and Marina Bay Sands Hotel. The chessboard staircase looking down from the 4th floor is also a great spot for photos Location: 1 St Andrew's Road, Singapore 178957 Opening hours: 10:00-19:00; Fridays 10:00-21:00NeonNexus
National Gallery Singapore | Recommended Check-in SpotRecommended Check-in Spot.📍When visiting Singapore, the National Gallery is also a place worth visiting. Although there are no heavyweight masterpieces here, its architecture is very beautiful, converted from the former City Hall and Supreme Court buildings. 📍In the construction of the National Gallery, architects utilized the interior spatial flow of the museum, supporting new walkways with tree-like columns. The building's lighting relies on natural light, with the roof covered by more than 15,000 golden perforated aluminum panels and glass, filtering external light into the indoor exhibition areas to create a reliable lighting system. 🎫Ticket Price: For non-citizens, it's 20 Singapore dollars, with discounts available when purchased through certain platforms, costing only 60 RMB. 📝The museum is close to the Instagram-famous staircase at Fort Canning Park, the former Hill Street Police Station, and Merlion Park. All are within a few minutes' walk, and it is recommended to include the museum in your Singapore city walk itinerary.bael_63754
Singapore Exhibition | Tropical: Stories from Southeast Asia and Latin AmericaWhether tasting curry puffs in Singapore or feasting in Mexico; whether shuttling through the rice fields of Bali or adventuring in the sacred valley of Peru. Many people are surprised to find that these two regions have astonishing similarities. The latest exhibition at the National Gallery Singapore, 'Tropical: Stories from Southeast Asia and Latin America', uncovers the seemingly distant common links between Southeast Asia and Latin America, analysing the similarities and differences between the artistic creations of the two tropical regions. The exhibition spans three distinctive galleries, displaying more than 200 works of art from over 70 artists, which is well worth a visit. Don't miss it if you're traveling to Singapore! 🎫Exhibition Information Date: November 18, 2023 - March 24, 2024 Time: 10:00 - 19:00, stop admission half an hour in advance Venue: National Gallery Singapore Address: 1 Empress Pl, Singapore 179555 Tickets: Full ticket: 25 SGD, Singapore residents: 15 SGDS0undw@lk3r_0bscur314
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The National Gallery SGNational Gallery Singapore houses the world’s largest public collection of Singaporean and Southeast Asian art, with nearly 10,000 pieces in total. You can find the building in the Civic District of Downtown Singapore, which is the real historic heart of the country. The glorious building was once home to City Hall and the National Supreme Court. Dubbed as Singapore’s latest ‘visual arts institution’ (a fancy name for an art gallery), it aims to ‘strengthen Singapore’s role as a regional and international hub for visual arts’. #singaporetripKawaii Japan1
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The amazing National Gallery Singapore tour#singaporetrip The National Gallery Singapore is consists of 2 national monuments, the colonial style buildings with charming architecture, evokes grandeur and is truly a great marsterpiece, located in the Civic District of Singapore. The Gallery showcases more than 8,000 pieces collections of Singapore and Southeast Asian modern art from the 19th century to the present day. Highly recommend this place for those who love art, museums and colonial architecture. You could also go up to the deck to have an impressive view of landmarks such as the Padang, Marina Bay Sands and St. Andrews Cathedral. The National Gallery Singapore is open everyday from 10am - 7pm. General admission tickets: SGD5 - SGD20, purchase your passes online before stepping into the Gallery for the best experience. Access by MRT, City Hall: take Exit B. The Gallery is approximately a 7-minute walk from City Hall MRT station via the Art Connector, or Raffles Place: take Exit B. The Gallery is approximately a 10-minute walk away through the business district. #timetotravel#mytripvlog#artgaleryNature Lover6816
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National Gallery SingaporeThis art gallery shows the openness and tolerance of this country. Here, you can really feel the collision and integration of different artistic styles, which makes people marvel.🥰👍🏻
Suitable for children to play, brain-moving, art and architectural enlightenment are very attentive. At first I went wrong, and later I found it. The paintings inside are very rich, and they can also be suitable for taking pictures. It is recommended! Suitable for research!
Buying tickets to go in is quite good to enjoy a few exhibitions, basically all local artists in Southeast Asia, the overall architectural style is also good to take pictures! There are also more people, the atmosphere is enough!
You have to go to the entrance of the lobby to check the ticket and get a sticker. It is different from the domestic one. There is no ticket gate, but there will be staff in each pavilion. You can go without seeing the sticker. There were three exhibitions when we went. Although it is layman, it also feels very interesting. Personally feel that it is best to reserve half a day for the exhibition.
An aesthetically pleasing destination that you absolutely shouldn't overlook. It exudes a cozy and relaxing atmosphere, with the majority of areas accessible to the public at no cost. However, if you wish to explore the gallery room, you'll need to obtain a gallery pass at the reception. You can easily spend a few hours here, capturing photos and appreciating the artwork. Every nook and cranny offers a picturesque backdrop, so take your time and explore at your own pace.
The National Gallery is located in the heart of the municipal district, converted from Singapore's old government building and the former High Court, and is very cleverly connected by glass curtain walls and air corridors. The exhibition hall brings together art exhibits from Singapore and Southeast Asia. The glass roof, the water pattern above through the sun hit the indoor building, bring people a soft and relaxed enjoyment.
The building of the art museum is very beautiful. The permanent exhibition hall has many Southeast Asian country customs paintings, and there are also works that reflect historical and political realities. The theme of the exhibition is extensive and rich. It is worth seeing. There is a introduction next to the works (you can take pictures and translate them). The staff in the exhibition hall are also very warm and thoughtful, and the experience is very good.