National Gallery Singapore Admission Ticket
Admission to National Gallery Singapore's modern Southeast Asian art inside two restored national monuments.
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What it is
National Gallery Singapore brings together two national monuments — the former Supreme Court and City Hall — into a single landmark museum overlooking the Padang and Marina Bay. Inside, it houses the world's largest public display of Singaporean and Southeast Asian modern art across the DBS Singapore Gallery and UOB Southeast Asia Gallery. Beyond the art, the building itself is a draw, with its colonnaded façades, rooftop views and a striking glass-and-steel canopy linking the two wings.
Highlights
- See the largest public collection of modern Southeast Asian art
- Explore two restored national monuments under one roof
- Admire architecture from grand colonial halls to a soaring glass canopy
- Enjoy rooftop views over the Padang, Marina Bay and the city skyline
- Rotating special exhibitions alongside the permanent galleries
Good to know
- The standard ticket covers the permanent galleries; special exhibitions may cost extra
- Allow at least two to three hours to see the main collections
- The rooftop terrace offers some of the best free views of Marina Bay
- Located steps from City Hall MRT and the Civic District attractions
Frequently asked
- What does the admission ticket include?
- The standard ticket gives access to the permanent galleries, including the DBS Singapore Gallery and UOB Southeast Asia Gallery. Some temporary special exhibitions require a separate ticket.
- Is the ticket free for Singaporeans?
- Singapore citizens and permanent residents enjoy free access to the permanent galleries. This listing is aimed at international visitors, who pay standard admission.
- How much time should I allow?
- Plan for at least two to three hours to enjoy the main collections, the architecture and the rooftop views. Art lovers can easily spend longer.
- How do I get there?
- The gallery is in Singapore's Civic District, a short walk from City Hall MRT station and close to the Padang, St Andrew's Cathedral and Marina Bay.