Discover the beauty of Singapore
The city-state of Singapore is one of Asia's prized gems with islands full of tropical wonders, culinary delicacies, and exotic attractions. The main city reflects this through a beautiful blend of cultures.
Orchard Heritage Trail: From Orchard to Garden
The Orchard Road area was once covered with nutmeg orchards and although these orchards are long gone, the area still offers plenty of green spaces including the Butterfly Trail @ Orchard and Singapore’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover the natural heritage and beauty of Orchard Road through this trail route.
Orchard Heritage Trail: Communities and Cemeteries
The Orchard Road of today is filled with shopping centres, restaurants and entertainment outlets, but the Orchard Road of the past had a different character and was dotted with places of worship, schools, homes, community organisations and cemeteries. This route features residential and community sites of Orchard Road.
Little India Heritage Trail: Walk of Faiths
The Little India precinct contains a great number and diversity of religious spaces. These institutions span across all the major ethnic and religious groups in Singapore. This trail provides insights into different religious spaces, architecture and practices found in Singapore.Note: Most of these institutions are open to the public but be sure to follow any instructions on appropriate behaviour and clothing.
Little India Heritage Trail: Serangoon in the 1900s
The early 20th century was a defining period that shaped today's Little India as migrants from India, China and Britain settled in the area and established a diversity of trades and institutions. Follow this trail and explore the rich history of the Little India precinct.
Little India Heritage Trail: Shop Till You Drop!
Little India is home to many traditional businesses that offer experiences that cannot be found elsewhere in Singapore. This trail offers a chance to try authentic Indian food, purchase traditional clothing and hunt for bargains at various shops in this area.
Orchard Heritage Trail: Orchard Road's Historical Gems
The Orchard Road area has a history that spans almost 200 years, and it contains historical landmarks which are the legacies of communities who lived and worked at Orchard Road long before it became a street known for its shopping malls. This short route introduces some of the lesser-known historical sites of Orchard Road.
Balestier Heritage Trail: Historical Landmarks of Balestier
Balestier Road is home to many historical sites, from colonial-stye villas to traditional shophouses and temples. This thematic trail introduces you to some landmarks that have shaped Balestier Road from its early days to the recent past.
Balestier Heritage Trail: Faith, Film, and Food
The Balestier area is home to many places of worship, traditional food trades as well as landmarks from the Golden Age of Malay Cinema. This thematic trail brings you to religious buildings, a former movie studio as well as “makan places” around the neighbourhood.
Balestier Heritage Trail: Building Balestier
Balestier is a showcase of architectural diversity with its temples, shophouses as well as various buildings that used to be part of Tan Tock Seng Hospital. This thematic trail brings you to some of these landmarks, many of which continue to serve the religious, residential and healthcare needs of the community.Note: The last two stops on this tour are optional and would add an extra hour to the estimated duration.
Singapore in One Afternoon
Welcome to Singapore! We'll begin our tour strolling through charming, colorful neighborhoods where there are delicious meals and souvenirs. Then we'll discover both modern and traditional landmarks in serene spots near the beautiful bay. Old and new temples are a must-see, and we'll immerse in the city's spirituality before ending the tour in a refurbished historical quay alive with nightlife. This tour will be about 5 hours long.
Singapore Botanic Gardens
Despite the failure of nutmegs at Orchard Road, there was still much interest in horticulture amongst wealthier residents in Singapore. This led to the formation of another Agri-Horticultural Society in 1859. The society’s members wanted to establish a botanical garden where they could enjoy f
Little India
Located near Chinatown, Little India is a lively and charming Tamil neighbourhood with lots of small spice and textile shops, fortune-telling stalls and way more. This is the place to go if you crave some authentic Indian dishes at great prices or if you want to explore both Hindu and Chinese temple
Chinatown
This neighbourhood is rather gentrified yet still definitely worth your time and attention. Lots of food spots and shops ideal for souvenir hunting. If in search for a quick bite at a good price, head into one of the hawker stalls. Opt for stir-fried noodles or meat skewers and you won't be di
Clarke Quay
Named after Sir Andrew Clarke, this once historical quay is now a riverside development with an abundance of restaurants, nightclubs, and bars, some of them floating on water. If you want to experience Singapore's vibrant atmosphere at night, this popular night-time destination is the place to go.
Cloud Forest
This conservatory does not house only an immense number of tropical and rare plants and flowers but also the world's tallest indoor waterfall. The lift will take you to the top of the mountain from where you can marvel at this unique sight veiled in mist.
Universal Studios Singapore
This huge entertainment park consists of several themed lands ranging from Ancient Egypt to Hollywood, Madagascar and the land of Far Far Away. Be sure not to miss the Hollywood Walk Of Fame where you can meet Minions, Woody Woodpecker, and other celebrities. If you visit the park on Saturday or h
Sands Skypark
Rather on the expensive side, yet totally worth it, this luxurious complex houses everything you can imagine - from hotels to a casino, theaters, and fancy restaurants. Opened in 2010, the architecture of this huge resort is simply spectacular. Part of the complex is a shopping mall full of designer
Singapore Flyer Wheel
This 165-metre high Ferris wheel offers you one of the best views of the city. Opened in 2008, it used to hold a record for the world's biggest Ferris wheel for a number of years. Feel free to come and take this 32-minute long ride, all in air-conditioned cabins that can take in up to 28 people. N
Esplanade
Nicknamed Durian thanks to its shape, this huge complex is one of the most visited art venues in the world - it has seen to the needs of more than 70 million guests so far. Over 3000 performances yearly guarantee that everyone will find something they will be interested in, whether it is for a date
Flower Dome
You should not miss the opportunity of visiting the world's largest glass greenhouse, whose structure resembles an eggshell. Take a walk through various climatic regions including South Africa, California, Spain, and Australia. Be sure to see the olive trees, some of which are said to be over a tho
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