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Civic District - Southeast Asian Art in Colonial Architecture

Half-day

5 stops · Half-day

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Centred on the National Gallery, which turned the old Supreme Court and City Hall wholesale into a museum, plus riverside colonial architecture and the lotus-shaped ArtScience Museum. A city-centre art walk where Singapore's history and contemporary art overlap.

Half-day5 stopsEst. budget 42,000 KRW

Itinerary

  1. 1

    National Gallery SingaporeNational Gallery Singapore 新加坡国家美术馆

    Art museum · 90 min stay

    Southeast Asia's largest modern art museum, linking the two colonial buildings of the old Supreme Court and City Hall with a golden aluminium veil. The architecture itself is the work. The rooftop bar view is superb too.

  2. Walk 6 min
    2

    The Padang / St Andrew's Cathedral더 파당 & 세인트 앤드루 대성당

    History · Architecture · 20 min stay

    A colonial-era cricket ground and a pure-white Gothic cathedral. Right beside the gallery, read the spatial feel of old British Singapore.

  3. Walk 5 min
    3

    Victoria Theatre & Concert Hall빅토리아 극장 & 콘서트홀

    Architecture · 15 min stay

    A 19th-century Victorian-style performance hall with a clock tower. With the Raffles statue out front, a core of the riverside colonial architecture line.

  4. Walk 4 min
    4

    Asian Civilisations Museum아시아문명박물관

    Museum · 60 min stay

    An old government building at the mouth of the Singapore River. It shows the crossing of Asian civilisations as a trading port city. The riverside view is good too.

  5. Walk 12 min
    5

    ArtScience Museum아트사이언스 뮤지엄

    Marina Bay · Art museum · 60 min stay

    A lotus-shaped building designed by Moshe Safdie. teamLab's immersive digital art is a regular exhibition. A finish from colonial to future architecture.

    해 질 무렵 마리나베이 야경과 연계

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