Museums · free
Duration
45 min
The take
A gallery in Gallop House No. 7, a conserved bungalow from 1906 called Inverturret. It shows historical works by the Gardens' first botanical artist, James de Alwis, alongside pieces by contemporary artists. Works rotate, so a second visit shows different art.
Good to know
Daily 9am–6pm, closed on the last Thursday of each month
Works from the Gardens' collection of over 2,000 paintings, sketches, drawings and photographs
The artworks are rotated every six months to a year
Finding it: Gallop House No. 7, Singapore Botanic Gardens. The nearest entrance is Gallop Gate
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