Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What are the exhibition’s opening hours? Are you closed during public holidays?

The National Gallery and the Laws of Our Land exhibition remain open during all public holidays, from 10.00am to 7.00pm daily. Admission and ticket sales end 30 minutes before closing time.

Q2. Do I need to purchase a Gallery Pass to enter the exhibition?

Visitors will need to obtain a ‘General Admission’ Gallery Pass to enter the exhibition. The pass can be obtained for free by Singaporeans and Permanent Residents at the National Gallery’s ticketing booths.

All students and teachers at local institutions, including non-residents, and including Singapore-based international schools, can obtain free passes to the exhibition. Please present your student or teacher card to the National Galler’s staff at Basement Concourse Information Counter.

For other overseas visitors, general admission is SG$20. Concession (at $5 off) are available for: (i) Children aged 7–12, (ii) Seniors aged 60 and above, (iii) Overseas students and teachers.

Q3. Are there guided tours of the exhibition?

There are tours of the exhibition guided by staff and volunteers from National Archives of Singapore, National Library Board and National Gallery Singapore. Information on these tours can be found on NLB’s Eventbrite website: (Here) and on National Gallery’s corporate website under Tours: (Here)

Q4. Where do I find more information on the National Archives of Singapore and National Library collections?

More information on the National Archives of Singapore’s collections can be found at its Archives Online web portal: (Here)

Information on National Library’s collections can be found at this online catalogue: (Here)