Former City Hall
The Former City Hall in Singapore, completed in 1929, is a historic neoclassical building located in the Civic District. Designed by British architects A. Gordans and F. D. Meadows, it originally housed government offices and played a pivotal role in key events, such as the Japanese surrender in 1945 and Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's declaration of self-governance in 1959. Today, it is part of the National Gallery Singapore, housing a vast collection of Southeast Asian art.
Events and activities in Former City Hall
Getting there
Former City Hall
3 Saint Andrew's Road, Singapore, 178958
Events and activities near Former City Hall
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The Arts HouseCandlelight: Tribute to A. R. Rahman
01 Mar - 03 AprFrom $42.00 -
The Arts HouseCandlelight: Tribute to Jacky Cheung 张学友
26 Feb - 27 MarFrom $42.00 -
The Arts HouseCandlelight: Rings & Dragons
28 Mar - 25 AprFrom $40.00 -
The Arts HouseCandlelight: Best of Hans Zimmer
27 Feb - 25 AprFrom $42.00 - Asian Civilisations Museum
Asian Civilisations Museum: Explore Singapore’s Ancestry
22 Feb - 23 AprFrom $15.00 -
The Arts HouseCandlelight: Tribute to Joe Hisaishi 久石 譲
07 Mar - 24 AprFrom $42.00
Venues near Former City Hall
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ArtScience Museum
2 experiences
6 Bayfront Avenue
969 meters
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Victoria Theatre
1 experience
9 Empress Place, Singapore
267 meters
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The Arts House
10 experiences
1 Old Parliament Lane, Singapore
240 meters
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CHIJMES Hall
3 experiences
30 Victoria Street, #01-28 CHIJMES
501 meters
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S.E.A. Aquarium
1 experience
8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore
4999 meters
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Victoria Concert Hall
0 experiences
11 Empress Place, #01-02
272 meters
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Cool Cats
0 experiences
32 Beach Road, Singapore
523 meters
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Fever Exhibition Hall
1 experience
25 Scotts Road, Singapore
2848 meters
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Parkview Square - Groundseesaw
4 experiences
600 North Bridge Road
1256 meters
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River Promenade at Jiak Kim
0 experiences
5 Jiak Kim Street, Units #01-15 and #01-18, Singapore
1811 meters