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The National Gallery of Singapore is the largest visual arts institution in Singapore and Southeast Asia to collect public collections of modern art. It was formed by the merger of two former Supreme Court and City Hall buildings. There are a lot of artworks on display here, which are displayed in different exhibition areas. We are here mainly for taking pictures. Temporarily decided to come here, buy tickets online, then go to the art gallery, go to B1 to go to the ticket office to redeem paper tickets. Local visitors from Singapore are free to visit. The average ticket for foreigners to purchase a permanent exhibition hall is S20. If there is a special exhibition, additional tickets are required. There will be discounts on online ticket purchases, and they can be bought and sold at the same time. Tips: There will be free Chinese and English commentary groups at different times of the day. At the B1 level, you must register 20 minutes before the tour begins, provided that you have already Purchase regular tickets in the hall. For specific time slots, please check the official website: https

This place is like the Louvre of Southeast Asia or even of the whole Asia. The staff is amazing. Most of them are very chatty and like to give you additional information if you have. Architecture is amazing. #wintergetaway #wintergetaway

The National Gallery of Singapore is worth a day's worth of buildings. Lines Light and Shadow, silently marching towards the centuries in the dimension of time National Gallery of Singapore, it should be said that it is the most story-like building in Singapore. It was converted from the former High Court of Singapore and the Singapore Government Building. One of the two buildings was built in 1926 and the other in 1936. At that time, Singapore was still in the British colonial period, so it retains the European feel, and the big Roman column is known, including bricks and tiles, wooden ceiling chandeliers and handrails, all at the latitude of time. He walked silently for a hundred years.

The National Gallery of Singapore, which was opened to the public in October 2015, is not only rich in exhibits, but also has an intrinsic interior design that perfectly explains geometric aesthetics. The sun shines through the transparent ceiling into the pavilion. The shape of the tree shrub adds a lot of artistic atmosphere and literary atmosphere. The wooden floor and white wall are intertwined with light and shadow. The whole museum itself is a light and shadow feast. . In the entire hall, the most photographed is the white dome. It is the essence of the entire museum building. The dome is shrouded in a transparent, highly ergonomic zenith. The sun shines through the cracks on a sunny day, and the light and shadow on the white dome is particularly beautiful. The staircase of the black and white checkerboard is simple and generous, and it is very mirrored. In addition to the dome, arches are also a frequent element in the museum. The arches in the National Gallery of Singapore are pure white in uniform with the dome, clean and elegant, with black and white plaid tiles, a harmonious simplicity. Taking pictures in such an art museum, it can be a fashion blockbuster in minutes~