National Gallery Singapore Tickets

The National Gallery Singapore is an art museum in the country. Founded in November 2015 and set at Downtown Core of the city, the Gallery is the world’s chief communal collection of Southeast Asian and Singaporean art.

The National Gallery Singapore has more than 8,000 works of art from different corners of the world, but more especially, of Asia. One of the largest museums in Singapore and visual art in the country. Comprising contemporary and modern art, the National Gallery Singapore emphasizes displaying Asian art from the 19th century to the current day.

National Gallery Singapore has more than 8000 art pieces from Singaporean art and Southeast Asian art and is ranges in 64,000 square meters and is the major visual arts venue in the nation.

1. You can explore Singapore's Signature Architecture: The gallery is located in the iconic restored Supreme Court and City Hall buildings, two buildings that have played a monumental role in Singapore's history. It houses a collection that provides insights into the unique art, heritage, and history in the region
2. Singaporean and Southeast Asian Art: National Gallery Singapore is an attractive place to discover Asian art. It is one of the chief visitor attractions, this gallery is a place one can see history run into modernity.
3. Permanent Galleries: You can explore more than 800 artworks displayed in the permanent gallery. It has something for kids or adults here. Book your National Gallery Singapore tickets now and spend a day at National Gallery in Singapore with friends and family members.

When you want to visit National Gallery Singapore you need to get to the City Hall then take the exit B from there National Gallery Singapore is around a 7-minute walk from City Hall MRT station through the Art Connector.

Or you can exit at Clarke Quay then take exit E and relish a leisurely 10-minute wander along the Singapore River to the National Gallery Singapore. One of the easiest way is to Raffles Place and take the Exit B and the national Gallery Singapore is almost 10 minute walk away via the business district

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The important things you should keep in mind while visiting National Gallery Singapore are:

1. Touching any type of artwork inside the Gallery is not allowed, even if you have clean and sanitised hands.
2. Outside food and beverages are not allowed inside the Gallery one must buy eatables from restaurants located inside the Gallery, which are not included in your National Gallery Singapore tickets.
3. Flash photography and videography is not allowed inside the Gallery. Only still photography is allowed, that too for non commercial purposes. Camera charges are not included in your National Gallery Singapore Tickets, you need to pay an extra amount.
4. There is no particular dress code to enter the gallery, but one may carry something to keep them warm as the temperature is set on low to preserve photos from any damage.
5. Small strollers are allowed in the gallery.
6. Wheelchair facilities are available at the gallery. One can also bring motorised wheelchairs inside the gallery, but it should be of the standard size.
7. Sketching is also allowed in the gallery but only on sketchbooks that are not larger than 8 ½ x 11 inches (22 x 28cm).
8. Pastel, water colours, charcoal, oil paints, and permanent markers are not allowed inside the gallery. Stools are available by paying a little extra for sketchers. Sketching while sitting on the floor is not tolerated inside the gallery.
9. All types of bags will be checked at the entrance, and for art works protection large items and bags need to be stored in the locker rooms located on B1.

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