The National Gallery Singapore is a renowned landmark in the city-state’s art and cultural scene. Situated in the historic former Supreme Court and City Hall buildings, it boasts the biggest collection of Southeast Asian artworks in the region.

Stepping inside, guests are welcomed by architectural wonders. The gallery houses over 8,000 artworks 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.

For families, the Keppel Centre for Art Education provides creative workshops for kids.

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 more info Peranakan cuisine.

Getting there is easy—simply take the MRT to City Hall or Esplanade station.

Whether you’re into art, history, or just looking for a unique way to spend a day in Singapore, the National Gallery Singapore is a perfect choice.