A tour to National Gallery of Singapore ❤️

#singaporetrip The National Gallery Singapore is one of the largest visual art institutions in Southeast Asia, with a large collection of works of art from Southeast Asia and Singapore, and the building itself is of great historical value. It is located in two iconic buildings in downtown Singapore - the Old Supreme Court and the City Hall. The following are detailed travel tips to help you fully experience the charm of this art hall. 1. Traffic Day Subway: Take the subway yellow or red line to the CityHall MRT, and it takes about 5 minutes to walk from Exit B Bus: You can take multiple bus routes at **Victoria Concert Hall ** station or ** St. Andrew's Church (St. Get off at Andrew's Cathedral) ** stop and walk for a few minutes. Self-driving and taxis today: The art gallery offers parking spaces, but the city center is busy, so it is recommended to use public transportation. Two. **Recommendation of major exhibitions and scenic spots** 2.1**Singapore and Southeast Asian Art Museum** - **Highlight**: The permanent exhibition area of the art museum displays Singaporean and Southeast Asian art from the 19th century to the present. You can see the artistic development before and after Singapore's independence and explore the unique cultural and historical context of the region. Must-see works: paintings by famous Singaporean artists Liu Kang and Georgette Chen, as well as works by other important artists in Southeast Asia. 2.2**Special Exhibition** Highlights: The National Art Museum regularly holds special exhibitions of various international and contemporary art, covering photography, installation art, sculpture and other different media. -**Recommended exhibition**: You can check the schedule of the special exhibition in advance on the official website, and sometimes the works of well-known international artists will be displayed.