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A
4 years ago

Spent Sunday afternoon inside watching a Japanese ...

Spent Sunday afternoon inside watching a Japanese movie selected by Singapore arts festival this year. Not mainstream kind of cinema but like the unique movie experience inside this elegant historical building.

J
4 years ago

Fantastic location in the heart of the city. The b...

Fantastic location in the heart of the city. The band (at least on Friday night) was excellent as you would expect from Timber. Drinks were suprising good although expensive. My only negative comment is that service is extremely slow - start ordering another drink as soon as your first arrives!

s
4 years ago

Nice

J
4 years ago

I went there to watch an arty movie (Killing of th...

I went there to watch an arty movie (Killing of the sacred deer) which is distributed by local film company. Small but very well equipped place for movie. Definitely will go back to there for more movies!!!

A
4 years ago

This place was previously a Parliamentary hall, bu...

This place was previously a Parliamentary hall, but has now been converted into an arts venue for people to hold exhibitions, fashion walks, etc - thus the name Arts House. It's a nice historic building, but as a tourist it's not a place I would swing by on the top of my priority list.

E
4 years ago

Nice

T
4 years ago

Located in a colonial architecture building. This ...

Located in a colonial architecture building. This place used to be an Old Parliament House. In front of the building, there is a bronze elephant statue which got from King Rama 5 of Thailand.

M
4 years ago

Nice

A
4 years ago

Access to the Arts house, or the old Parliament is...

Access to the Arts house, or the old Parliament is free and for any tourist or local it's a place to visit. The moment you step into the building you feel like you are going back in time. The walls upstairs chart the history of the building and the decisions that where made that has created the Singapore we know and love.

C
4 years ago

Good place to be here for a catch up with your fri...

Good place to be here for a catch up with your friends and with the band playing. However, do take note to pick a table away from the stage if you want to enjoy your friend's company more than the band. Food wise was not bad, didn't really enjoy the buffalo wings. Beer variety was wide. Had a good night.

J
4 years ago

Beautifully preserved building with history. Reall...

Beautifully preserved building with history. Really love the wooden flooring. Neat displays of the key moments in Singapore history. Walk into the old parliament chamber and imagine what it must have been like. A must visit in my opinion.

W
4 years ago

Completed in 1827, the former Parliament House was...

Completed in 1827, the former Parliament House was originally built as a residence for a Scottish merchant, John A. Maxwell. It served as a government office for the British administration and as a court-house, housing the Supreme Court until 1939. Designed by George D. Coleman, this Neo-Palladian building has been remodelled several times to its current Neoclassical look. It housed the Legislative Assembly after Singapore attained partial internal self-governance in 1955, and became the Parliament House following Singapore's independence in 1965.

This place is well worth a couple of hours to visit to appreciate the beautiful architecture and rich history that accompanied the Arts House for the past century.