Singapore Conference Hall, Singapore

Singapore Conference Hall (GPS: 1.27645, 103.84883) is one of the older multi-purpose buildings in Singapore. Located at the junction of Shenton Way and Straits Boulevard in the Financial District of Singapore, the Singapore Conference Hall was completed in 1965 at a cost of S$4 million.

The Singapore Conference Hall offers space for exhibitions, live performances, conferences and concerts. The five-storey building has an outdoor car park and no basement. There are plans to gazette the Singapore Conference Hall as a national monument. If this is realised, the building will be brought back to its original design through the removal of subsequent renovations.

Getting there

Take the East-West Line to the Tanjong Pagar MRT Station (EW15) and walk a short distance from there.

Singapore Conference Hall is on the Map of Shenton Way, Singapore

Singapore Conference Hall
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Terence Ong


Interior of the Singapore Conference Hall
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Calvin Teo

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