From quaint little shops to hipster cafes and iconic murals, Tiong Bahru is a treasure trove of inspiration. In one of Singapore's oldest housing district, the charming way where traditional merges with the new makes this an inter... More

Embark on a captivating evening walking tour to discover Singapore's blend of old and new. Begin at Telok Ayer MRT Exit B and explore Chinatown's historic architecture dating back to 1822. Stroll along the "Street of Harmony," whe... More

Singaporeans originated from different countries and cultures, and this is what gives us our unique identity today. With this tour, we aim to take visitors beyond the city, on a cultural tour of the island. We begin in the local... More

Explore Singapore’s Downtown Core, in collaboration with Singapore's leading tour operator - Tour East!  Walkthrough this historic part of the city as you discover how Singapore evolved from a trading port to a global economic ... More

Experience an unforgettable culinary journey in the heart of Singapore's downtown with our Eat & Snap in Chinatown - Walking Food Tour. Embark on a gastronomic adventure through Chinatown's historic lanes. Led by our expert guide... More

Experience Singapore through a local’s eyes, with personalized tours, hidden gems, and authentic sights.... More

Join our Discover Jewel Hosts on a journey to learn more about The Jewel. What were the constraints the builders had to contend with? How is the roof of The Jewel put together? What architectural feats the team had to pull off to ... More

Step into the vibrant heart of Singapore with our “Singapore’s Hidden Treasures: A Cultural Exploration.” As the protagonist of your own adventure, you’ll discover the city’s architectural marvels, starting with the Neo-... More

(Time capsule is closed for maintenance from 11 july -25 august 2025) Take your Singapore adventure to new heights with a ride on the Singapore Flyer—Asia’s largest observation wheel! Step into a spacious, air-conditioned caps... More

Wherever we are from, we remember snacking on ice cream from mobile carts, catching a glimpse of hunched over men crafting furniture, whim of delicious scents coming from open kitchens, and the all familiar red brick structures we... More

Join us for a walk through Farrer Park and the surrounding area, an off-the-beaten-tourist-track destination brimming with hidden gems waiting to be discovered. Listen to fascinating stories from the past, visit century-old templ... More

Experience the life of a local for a few hours by immersing yourself in their daily activities. Take a stroll around the flamboyant shophouses and townhouses to appreciate the architecture that characterized early Singapore. Coffe... More

What's made Chinatown Singapore unique? Chinatown Singapore is always busy, colourful and vibrant almost every other day with the places of worships next to each other, the foods street and traditional restaurants are always fille... More

Walking Tour in Chinatown (Coffee Break on your own) This is a special location for all the Chinese when they first arrive on this Island.. Why did the Chinese made all the way to this Island dispite all the danger of the seas? ... More

A tour of Chinatown and Ann Siang Hill Park offers an enriching experience that blends history, culture, and natural beauty. Chinatown is a vibrant cultural hub where you can explore Singapore's rich heritage through its historic ... More

Ang ku kueh, also known as red tortoise cake, is a small round or oval-shaped Chinese pastry with soft, sticky glutinous rice flour skin wrapped around a sweet central filling. It is molded to resemble a tortoise shell and is pres... More

Discover the central area of Singapore by solving challenges and unlocking stories on your phone. Play the engaging exploration game, taking the role of a scientist who is about to prove the existence of a neighboring dimension. ... More

A walk from the beautifully preserved ethnic area of Chinatown to the modern skyscrapers of Boat Quay, this self-guided audio tour's route traces the history of trade from the time of its founding in 1819 through to the economic a... More

Did you know that Malay is Singapore's National Language? Not English or Mandarin! Want to know why? Take a self guided audio tour around Kampong Glam for some clues. This self guided audio tour traces the historical influence of... More

What do a 'lion-fish,' World War Two and Chinese immigrants have in common? For starters, all three are featured in my Civic District self-guided audio tour. And, all of the above play a role in Singapore's modern history. If you... More