Hearing the word museum, some of you will immediately feel bored or lazy. Visiting museums can enrich your insight, sharpen your artistic soul and hone your creative powers like one of the museums in Singapore's Civic District, namely the National Gallery Singapore. 

This museum displays various works of art, history, and cultural heritage from various Southeast Asia. What can you find and explore in this museum? Read the complete information in this article!

Latest National Gallery Singapore Ticket Prices 2024

Admission Ticket (International Tourists)

• Ticket price: S$ 14.00

Note: Easy reschedule

Voucher Validity:

• Valid on every regular day
• Valid on every public holiday
• Valid for non-Singaporean residents

Price includes: Admission ticket to National Gallery Singapore for 1 visitor

Art x Cocktails Tour (Adult)

• Ticket price: S$ 49.50

Note: Easy Refund before the day

Only valid for 18 years old and above

Price includes:

• Admission ticket to the National Gallery Singapore for 1 visitor
• 60-minute docent-led tour for 1 visitor
• 1x complimentary cocktail/mocktail from “The Real Art of Drinking” menu at Smoke & Mirrors for 1 visitor

Price excludes:

• Transportation
• Personal expenses
• Other expenses not mentioned

National Gallery Singapore Opening Hours

The National Gallery Singapore is open daily, from Monday to Sunday, at 10:00 AM to 07:00 PM. However, if you would like to visit this museum in the evening and buy tickets on the spot, make sure to come earlier as the admission ticket ends 30 minutes before closing time. 

Fun Activities or List of Attractions in National Gallery Singapore

1. Exhibitions at the National Gallery Singapore

The National Gallery Singapore presents various captivating exhibitions. These showcase a wide array of art from both local and international artists, offering visitors a unique chance to explore Singapore and Southeast Asia's rich history and culture through visual art.

The National Gallery Singapore boasts several long-term art exhibitions. Siapa Nama Kamu presents art from Singapore dating back to the 19th century, while Between Declarations & Dreams features works from Southeast Asian artists from the same era. Additionally, Listening to Architecture displays items found at the National Gallery's site, along with art reflecting its history.

2. Keppel Art Centre for Education

The Keppel Art Centre for Education, located within the National Gallery Singapore, provides engaging and interactive programs for learners of all ages. With hands-on workshops and guided tours, the Centre offers educational experiences that foster creativity and an appreciation for art.

3. Gallery Children’s Biennale at National Gallery Singapore

The Gallery Children’s Biennale is a notable initiative by the National Gallery Singapore. It aims to introduce children to contemporary art. Through interactive artworks and creative play, the Biennale kindles children's imagination and encourages them to see the world from various perspectives.

4. National Gallery Singapore Restaurants

The National Gallery Singapore isn't just an art hub; it's also a culinary hotspot. It features several restaurants offering a broad range of cuisines, from local favourites to international gourmet dishes. Visitors can savour a meal while enjoying the stunning surrounding architecture and art.

Tips When Visiting the National Gallery Singapore

• Do not touch the artwork, even if your hands are clean can cause damage
• Still, photograph (no flash) for non-commercial use is permitted
• Speaking in soft tones, and talking on mobile phones is not permitted in the galleries.
• Avoid running in the galleries. Roller shoes should not be worn in the galleries.
• Food and drink (including bottled water) are not permitted in the galleries and should be consumed at the Gallery's restaurant and bars only.

Location and How to Get to the National Gallery Singapore

The location of National Gallery Singapore is at Singapore 178957. It is close to Marina Bay Sands Singapore and the ArtScience Museum. There are some ways you can choose to get around National Gallery Singapore. 

• Bus

Over 15 buses go to the gallery. Two main entrances are Coleman Street and Padang Atrium. For Coleman Street, take bus 63, 51, 80, 32, or 851 and stop across from Peninsula Plaza. For Padang Atrium, take 61, 124, 145, 166, 174, 197 and stop across from the Treasury Building on North Bridge Road. You can also stop at Victoria Concert Hall using bus 75, 100, 107, 130, 131, and 167.

• MRT

Nearby MRT stations are City Hall (exit B), Clarke Quay (exit E), and Raffles Place (exit B).

• Taxi

A taxi stand is at the Coleman Street entrance, turn right at the end of Supreme Court Lane. Other stands are at The Adelphi.

• Car

Drop-off for cars and taxis is at Coleman Street Entrance. The next closest drop-off is at The Adelphi. Parking is free for members and starts at S$ 2.13 for others.

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