National Gallery Singapore Ticket

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Child playing in interactive art installation with illuminated circular displays and colorful wall panels at National Gallery
Child interacting with colorful geometric art installation displaying "What brings you joy?" at National Gallery Singapore
Modern art gallery interior with classical sculptures on pedestals, framed paintings on white walls, wooden flooring, and pro
Visitors viewing artworks in a modern gallery space with bright yellow wall displaying "Singapore Stories: Pathways & Detours
National Gallery Singapore building exterior with neoclassical architecture, grand columns, dome, and wide stone steps facing

National Gallery Singapore Ticket

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Opening hours: 10:00am - 07:00pm

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Free Cancellation 24 hours Prior

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National Gallery Singapore occupies two national monuments, the former City Hall and the former Supreme Court, restored and connected to form a single gallery spanning 64,000 square metres. It reopened in its current form in 2015 and focuses on Southeast Asian and Singapore art from the 19th century onward.

The gallery holds more than 8,000 artworks drawn from across the region, including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines and Thailand, displayed across permanent and special exhibitions. Walking between the two buildings, you move from City Hall's grand civic halls into the former Supreme Court's courtrooms, now repurposed as gallery space. Several vantage points inside the gallery offer views over the surrounding civic district skyline. Some special exhibitions require an additional ticket or a timed entry slot, alongside the general admission covered by this ticket.

Rayna's Singapore team handles your ticket booking and is on hand for any questions before your visit, from a quick look at the permanent galleries to a longer visit through the special exhibitions.

  • The National Gallery Singapore holds an extensive collection of Southeast Asian art dating back to the 19th century.
  • See more than 8,000 artworks from across the region, including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines and Thailand.
  • The gallery spans 64,000 square metres across the restored former City Hall and former Supreme Court buildings.
  • National Gallery Singapore is home to the world's largest public collection of modern Southeast Asian art.
  • Enjoy panoramic views over the surrounding civic district from inside the gallery.
  • Admission ticket to National Gallery Singapore
  • Personal expenses such as shopping, drinks and dining on-site
  • Additional tickets or timed-entry fees for certain special exhibitions
  1. You will receive your e-ticket by email shortly after booking.
  2. Check your spam or junk folder if it does not appear in your inbox.
  3. Read the instructions and terms on the ticket, then present it at the venue for scanning.
  4. Once scanned, you can enter the gallery.
  • Bring a valid photo ID or passport; it must be shown at the entrance.
  • This is a No Show product: failure to report on time means no rescheduling or refund.
  • Children must be accompanied and supervised by a responsible adult at all times.
  • Singapore citizens and permanent residents can visit the Permanent Galleries free of charge.
  • Present a valid ticket for entry during operating hours.
  • Exhibition availability and gallery access may vary due to special events, maintenance or exhibition changes.
  • Some special exhibitions require an additional ticket or timed entry.
  • Photography restrictions may apply in certain galleries.
  • Follow all gallery rules and staff instructions during your visit.
  • Operating hours and exhibition schedules are subject to change without prior notice.
  • Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before your visit.
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Frequently asked questions

It is Singapore's largest visual arts venue, housed in two restored national monuments, focused on Southeast Asian and Singapore art from the 19th century to the present.
It is housed in two national monuments, the former City Hall and the former Supreme Court, in Singapore's civic district.
The gallery is open daily from 10am to 7pm, giving you a full day to explore both the permanent and special exhibitions.
The gallery opened in its current form in 2015, after the former City Hall and former Supreme Court buildings were restored and connected into a single institution.

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$ 13.39