The National Gallery Singapore is a renowned landmark in the Lion City’s art and cultural scene. Situated in the beautifully restored former Supreme Court and City Hall buildings, visitors will find the largest public collection of modern art in the region.

When you step into the National Gallery Singapore, you’ll be greeted by grand architecture blending colonial and contemporary styles. The impressive collection includes more than 8,000 pieces by Singaporean and Southeast Asian artists, highlighting Singapore’s history and culture.

Art lovers can explore permanent exhibitions such as ‘Siapa Nama Kamu?’ which means ‘What is your name?’ in Malay. This exhibit traces the development of Singaporean art from the 19th century to today. There are also rotating exhibitions featuring international artists.

Families with children will appreciate the Keppel Centre for Art Education, an interactive space where kids can learn through play and hands-on activities.

Dining at the National Gallery is an experience itself, with spots like Odette (a Michelin-starred French restaurant) and National Kitchen by Violet Oon serving up Peranakan cuisine.

Visitors can reach the gallery easily website by MRT (City Hall or Esplanade).

Art enthusiast or not, National Gallery SG is a top spot to explore Singaporean culture.