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.
Experiences in Former City Hall are coming soon.
Events and activities near Former City Hall
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The Arts HouseCandlelight: Best of Bridgerton on Strings
25 Jan - 28 FebFrom $56.00 -
The Arts HouseCandlelight: Tribute to Metallica
22 JanFrom $12.00 -
The Arts HouseCandlelight: Rings & Dragons
24 JanFrom $52.50 - Asian Civilisations Museum
Asian Civilisations Museum: Explore Singapore’s Ancestry
22 Dec - 19 FebFrom $15.00 -
The Arts HouseCandlelight: A Tribute to Ed Sheeran
04 JanFrom $42.00 -
The Arts HouseCandlelight: Best of Joe Hisaishi 久石 譲
10 Jan - 23 JanFrom $51.50
Getting there
Former City Hall
3 Saint Andrew's Road, Singapore, 178958
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