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Ang Mo Kio Heritage Trail
Mention “heartland” and Ang Mo Kio comes to mind for many Singaporeans.
Kampong Glam Heritage Trail
Did you know that the stretch of Bussorah Street near Masjid Sultan was once known as Kampong Kaji (Pilgrim Village) and the stretch nearer Beach Road was Kampong Tembaga (Copper Village)? Or that Arab Street was called Jawa Koi (Java Street) by the Chinese and pookadai sadakku by the Tamils? Sultan Gate was lined with blacksmiths and Baghdad Street with blacksmiths and traders.
Singapore River Walk
Since 1819, when modern Singapore was founded, the Singapore River has served as an artery of international commerce that drew people from all over the region to work, trade and seek their fortunes on this island.
World War 2 Heritage Trail
The Second World War came to Malaya and Singapore on 8 December 1941, more than two years after it broke out in Europe.
Yishun-Sembawang Heritage Trail
Yishun and Sembawang share a history that started before urbanisation kicked off here in the 1970s.
Balestier Food Trail
With a history spanning 180 years, Balestier today still plays host to significant cultural landmarks, traditional trades and architectural styles that embody Singapore's diverse heritage.
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.
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.
Balestier Heritage Trail - Historical Landmarks of Balestier
Balestier Road is home to many historical sites, from colonial-stye villas to traditional shophouses and temples.
Bedok Trail
From pirates to beach parties, fishing villages to coconut plantations, the story of the eastern coast of Singapore shares many common threads with coastal settlements across the world.
Bukit Timah Heritage Trail - Kampong Life Trail
Buildings and institutions that were once part of Bukit Timah’s kampong past can still be found in the area today.
Bukit Timah Heritage Trail - Learning and Leisure Trail
This trail covers some of these landmarks including popular eating destinations, Singapore’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site as well as vital centres of research and education.
Bukit Timah Heritage Trail - WWII Legacy Trail
This trail explores WWII-related sites as well as places that carry the memories and legacies of the Japanese Occupation.
Chinatown Clans & Associations Trail
Since the 1820s, the area south of the Singapore River developed as the earliest Chinese settlement in Singapore.
Civic District Public Art Trail by National Arts Council
This trail connects past, present and future elements of the Singapore Story together.
Orchard Heritage Trail - Communities and Cemeteries
The Orchard Road area has transformed from a countryside retreat in the 1800s to the heart of Singapore’s tourism and retail scene today.
Form, Shape, Colour & Line - Abstraction in Public Art by National Arts Council
This public art trail will introduce some prominent abstract sculptures in Singapore that span from the early 20th Century when many artists began experimenting with different styles of art and exploring forms, to today.
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Orchard Heritage Trail - From Orchard to Garden
The Orchard Road area has transformed from a countryside retreat in the 1800s to the heart of Singapore’s tourism and retail scene today.
Geylang Serai Food Trail
Featured in this food trail is a selection of various food stalls from Lorong 22 Geylang to Haig Road Food Centre selling local delicious food and snacks.
Geylang Serai Foot Trail
Explore the various historical buildings and religious places of worship, including churches, temples & mosques, which represent the religious harmony that Singapore enjoys as a multi-racial, multi-cultural country in this trail.
Hougang Heritage Trail
Mention “Hougang” and its Teochew enclave would probably come to mind and for a goodreason.
Hougang Heritage Trail - Architectural Gems
Hougang is a showcase of architectural styles that reflect the time period and cultural landscape of the area before the modern Housing & Development Board (HDB) town was built in the early 1980s.
Hougang Heritage Trail - Institutions of Service
Hougang is home to several establishments and places that have been set up to serve the various communities in the area.
Hougang Heritage Trail - Landmarks of Hougang
Dive into the history of Hougang by visiting key landmarks along Upper Serangoon Road that have been associated with the area for more than 70 years.
Jubilee Walk
The Jubilee Walk is an eight-kilometre trail that connects the past, present and future elements of the Singapore story, from ancient Temasek to the colonial era, to nationhood, rapid urban development and beyond.
Jurong Heritage Trail
The Jurong Heritage Trail is part of the National Heritage Board’s ongoing efforts in discovering our shared heritage to document and present the history and social memories of places in Singapore.
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.
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.
Little India Heritage Trail - Walk of Faiths
This trail provides insights into different religious spaces, architecture and practices found in Singapore.
Queenstown Heritage Trail
My Queenstown Heritage Trail recounts the story of Queenstown and visits the iconic landmarks which define the Queenstown skyline for the past 60 years.
Orchard Heritage Trail - Orchard Road's Historical Gems
The Orchard Road area has transformed from a countryside retreat in the 1800s to the heart of Singapore’s tourism and retail scene today.
Orchard Heritage Trail
The Orchard Road area has transformed from a countryside retreat in the 1800s to the heart of Singapore’s tourism and retail scene today.
Pasir Ris Heritage Trail
Mention Pasir Ris, and people are likely to recall memories of seaside adventures, holiday stays in chalets and public housing flats distinguished by maritime-themed design motifs.
Pasir Ris Heritage Trail - Architectural Highlights
Pasir Ris is a showcase of unique architectural styles and elements, many of which draw inspiration from the town’s coastal heritage.
Pasir Ris Heritage Trail - Coastal Heritage
Developed in the 1980s, Pasir Ris Town retains characteristics of the area’s past, including its resort feel and its fishing and coastal heritage.
Pasir Ris Heritage Trail - Play at Pasir Ris
Pasir Ris has earned a reputation as a place for play and recreation since the 19th century, and later generations continue to enjoy various forms of leisure here.
Police Heritage Trail
The origins of the Singapore Police Force can be traced to Sir Stamford Raffles’ founding of Singapore as a British trading post.
Public Art Walking Trail by National Arts Council
Singapore has many public artworks scattered across the city centre.
Pulau Ubin Heritage Trail
A site of rich history and natural heritage, Pulau Ubin was previously a hive of economic activities which included granite quarrying and farming.
Sepoy Lines Trail
The Sepoy Lines area including Pearl's Hill and Outram has been a space of great significance in the early migration of Sikhs to Singapore and to the establishment of a settled community.
Sikh Statue Trail
30 pairs of Sikh statues have been rediscovered in Bukit Brown Cemetery and the surrounding cemeteries.
Singapore Maritime Trail
According to archaeological research done by Prof John Miksic, 14th century Singapore was not a sleepy fishing village but an important port of call for richly laden trade.
Tampines Heritage Trail - Green Spaces Trail
This cycling trail takes you through a few scenic locales including a disused quarry, sites where some of Tampines’ former kampongs were once located, as well as Lorong Halus, a former landfi ll turned wetland.
Tampines Heritage Trail - Religious Institutions Trail
This trail allows visitors to discover these houses of faith, and explore the unique architecture and practices that define these institutions.
Tampines Heritage Trail - Tampines Town Trail
This trail explores some of the town planning innovations introduced by the Housing & Development Board (HDB) as well as sites of everyday heritage that are part and parcel of the Tampines community.
The Graftbusters’ Trail
The Graftbusters’ Trail encompasses 7 sites that connect the past, present and future of Singapore’s anti-corruption experience.
Tiong Bahru Heritage Trail
Tiong Bahru Road today stretches for more than three kilometres from Redhill MRT at its western end to Outram Road on its eastern end.
Toa Payoh Trail
Toa Payoh is the archetypical grandaddy of public housing towns in Singapore.