National Gallery Singapore

#winhkflight 📍National Gallery Singapore Stopped by at National Gallery Singapore as we were passing by that area. It is located close to the city centre, Merlion Park is just a stone’s away and you get the view of Marina Bay Sands from the national gallery as well. The building is beautiful and the whole place is very artsy! They have both permanent and limited time only exhibitions, which is lovely. Did not have the time to explore the whole gallery, as they have 6 floors, we just stopped by and take a few photos. The entire place is huge, very instagrammable and quiet, could easily spend 3-4 hours here. The ticket is sgd 20 for tourists but it is free for locals and permanent residents. Would love to revisit this place in the future! I wish to travel to Hong Kong for the food!

Although 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!

National 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 city

#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#artgalery

Whether 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 SGD

#singapore Address: 1 St Andrew's Road, Singapore 178957. Location: It is around a 10-minute walk away from City Hall MRT stations. Highlights: Embark on a captivating artistic journey at the National Gallery Singapore, a vibrant hub where creativity thrives. The impressive collection of paintings and sculptures within beckons visitors into a world of diverse artistic expressions. The architecture of the gallery itself is a testament to sophistication, setting the stage for a memorable exploration. Each corner reveals a new story, a burst of color, or a thought-provoking masterpiece. Whether you're an art enthusiast or just curious, the National Gallery promises an engaging experience that leaves a lasting impression. Immerse yourself in this cultural haven, where every brushstroke and sculpture tells a tale of imagination and skill. Opening hours: 10am until 7pm daily #trip #gallery #awesomepic

The festive sharing menu at GEMMA offers a delightful array of dishes to celebrate the season. Begin with the Antipasti di Natale, featuring Fried Mediterranean Anchovies with Red Onion Jam, Poached Veal Loin with Smoked Eel Espuma, and Salt-baked Beetroot accompanied by Watercress, Burrata, and Caviar Sauce. Artisanal Pasta follows, presenting Saffron Risotto al Salto, Mortadella Tortellini with Pistacchio, and Senatore Cappelli Eliche with Preserved San Marzano and Colonnata Lardo. For the main course, indulge in Turkey "Porchetta" with Whiskey Cherries, Winter Squash, and Savoy Cabbage, or savor Dry-aged Corvina with Black Trumpets, Alpine Butter, and San Daniele Trout Roe. The meal concludes with a sweet finale—Piemontese Bonet, Bugie with Orange Honey, and Artisanal Pandoro, along with decadent Cioccolatini. It's a festive feast to be shared and enjoyed. #Tripstars

Embark on a journey of discovery through Southeast Asian art, starting from the mid-19th century. "Between Declarations and Dreams" is a new exhibition featuring over 300 works, all housed within the National Gallery Singapore's Supreme Court building. The exhibition is presented chronologically and centers around 4 themes: Authority and Anxiety, Imagining Country and Self, Manifesting the Nation, and Re:Defining Art. It places a lens on the rich history and cultural diversity of the Southeast Asian region. The exhibition is open now and will run until Dec 31.

Light to Night Festival is an annual event in Singapore that showcases art and exhibitions from varied disciplines of art including interactive programs and installations. A favorite showcase that I always look forward to is the light projections or illuminations scattered across the civic district. Since the festival is organised by the National Gallery Singapore, the gallery usually offers free entry on weekends with extended opening hours. We went on a Wednesday night to avoid the weekend crowd. Our first agenda was to sit at the Padang and watch the illumination on the National Gallery itself. We spent a bit of time here since we didn't get to watch the start. Lots of people also bring their mats to chill around here. Every time I watch this, I get reminded of how I would want to have this festival back in my home country also. We then went to the “bubbles” installation and took way too many photos there. The installation worked well with Marina Bay Sands and National Gallery as its backdrops in photos. Another projection we always enjoy is at the Victoria Building since the façade shape is different than usual because of the tower in the middle. This is one of the festivals I'm always looking forward. Expect me to be there again next year. When going there though, consider going on weekdays as there’s fewer people going around. Also wayfinding won’t be difficult since there are staff usually giving out maps and brochures. #wheretogo #nationalgallery #lighttonight2023 #singapore #visitsingapore #art #tripblazers

#wheretogo Getting There - 1 St Andrew’s Road, Singapore. Attractions - National Gallery Singapore is a public institution and national museum highlighted the arts and cultures located in the Civic District of Singapore. This gallery houses the largest public collection of Singaporean and regional arts of the Eastern world, especially from South East Asian. Entrance fees: starting from $14 Opening hour: 10:00am to 7:00pm

The National Gallery is always a place I look forward to visiting. From being an art student in secondary school to eventually studying design in university, I find myself visiting the National Gallery in different stages of my life and constantly learning new things from the different exhibitions. I love visiting the National Gallery and I view it as a little step or effort Singapore is making to bring the arts into the lives of locals and encouraging a more creative and artsy nation as a whole. It's all the more encouraging for a designer like me. Beyond designers, visiting the National Gallery can surely spark your creativity no matter your job and hobbies. The exhibitions there will be sure to leave you inspired and with a lot of beautiful photos in your gallery. #mysgmemories

Enjoy Singapore's skyline panoramic view free of charge from National Gallery Singapore. All you need to do is enter the Gallery via the City Hall Wing to the 5th floor and use the staircase leading to the 6th floor where the viewing deck is located. Feeling a little fancy? I highly recommend booking a table at Smoke & Mirror Bar for some cocktails & small bites while enjoying the beautiful view! 🍸 📍National Gallery Singapore #singapore #nationalgallerysingapore #tripblazers #mytripvlog