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National Gallery Singapore

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Gregory F

68 month ago

Supreme Court building is super cool and houses the SEA collection. It’s possible to breeze through this one buidling’s 15 galleries in an hour, but more time would be recommended to enjoy it all!

Rupert R

70 month ago

Friendly staff who explain the displays and point you in the right direction - the building’s a bit of a maze. Alongside the art galleries are some interesting rooms detailing the history of Singapore

Ashley D

73 month ago

Beautiful artworks in a large restored courthouse and gallery. It is confusing lay laid out and the signs do not help. Many levels that do not flow correctly. Wonderful to walk around but ask for help

Cheen T

84 month ago

Above entrance of former Supreme Court, find sculpture of Justice wielding her scales, & a frieze of the 1819 treaty signing to establish Singapore as a trading post. Source: Singapore Book of Records

Jess T

88 month ago

One of the more affordable lunch dish for kids at National Gallery Singapore is at Owl Cafe (level 1):Chicken Crab Meatballs Soup (price excludes Kway Teow, have to top up S$1 for Kway Teow).

The Ritz-Carlton

95 month ago

Art enthusiasts will be delighted to know that The National Gallery is home to one of the biggest collections of Southeast Asian and Singapore art.

Jess T

96 month ago

Exploring 2 mini houses at the foot of the tree trunk below the Treehouse. Quite fun to join curious kiddos with their adventure in this Enchanted Forest at Keppel Centre for Art Education (level 1).

Jess T

96 month ago

Females and kiddos would love the feeling of walking into this fantasy 'story book' The Enchanted Forest. The kiddos were fascinated with this fairytale playground, including the Treehouse and River.

Danielle E

98 month ago

Gorgeous light flows it through seemingly every ceiling, from the rooftop reflecting pool that spreads it dancing across the interior staircase to the space around the old roof.

Elise ❥

99 month ago

Wow! You can really get lost here as there are so many staircases and turns. There's also a 6th level with restaurants that have a great view of the Padang. Free entrance for local residents.