• Raffles Hotel Arcade - Raffles Hotel in Singapore is an iconic luxury hotel with deep historical and cultural significance. Discover the fascinating history of Raffles Hotel, along with some of its intriguing stories and legends.
• Chijmes - CHIJMES in Singapore is a historic landmark and vibrant lifestyle complex.

Originally established as a Catholic convent and school, listen to the inspiring stories of the Sisters from the Order of the Infant Jesus and how they have motivated subsequent generations in their charitable endeavors.

• Civilian War Memorial - The Civilian War Memorial in Singapore, often referred to as “The Chopsticks,” is a poignant monument located at Beach Road, commemorating the civilians who perished during the Japanese Occupation from 1942 to 1945.

Gain insight into the daily lives of civilians during the Japanese occupation.

• St Andrew’s Cathedral - Hear about the fascinating history of the oldest Anglican church in Singapore, great photo taking spot!
• National Gallery Singapore - At the National Gallery, we will explore the rich history of its two iconic buildings: the former City Hall and Supreme Court. The gallery now house Asia’s largest collection of art.
• Cavenagh Bridge - One of Singapore’s oldest and most picturesque bridges. Built in 1869, it stands as a testament to colonial-era engineering and the city’s historical development. Perfect photography spot!
• Anderson Bridge - An architectural gem completed in 1910, linking Singapore’s civic and commercial districts. This bridge has witnessed significant historical events and transformations. Great for photography
• Victoria Theatre & Victoria Concert Hall - One of Singapore’s oldest and most iconic cultural landmarks. Established in the mid-19th century, this historic venue has played a pivotal role in the city’s artistic and cultural development. We will explore its rich heritage and learn about its evolution over the decades.
• Merlion Park - An iconic symbol of Singapore located at Marina Bay. The Merlion, a mythical creature with the head of a lion and the body of a fish, represents Singapore’s humble beginnings as a fishing village (Singapura means ‘lion city’ in Malay). We will explore the significance of this landmark and learn about the 13th century story behind its inspiration.

• Commentary will be given along the route

• Gratuities

Our leisurely stroll will allow us to appreciate the evening sights illuminated by warm lighting, while also delving into Singaporean history and culture. The relaxed pace is ideal for unwinding after a hearty dinner.

The guide will provide an in depth commentary highlighting the history and development of Singapore in its early days, and end the session introducing the skyline of modern Singapore and its future growth.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.