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Culture & Heritage Trails

Step into the living mosaic of Singapore through a series of immersive walking tours that explore the city’s rich tapestry of cultures, faiths, and communities. From the colourful rituals of the three main ethnic quarters to the lesser-told stories of Armenian, Eurasian and Jewish pioneers, each tour reveals a different thread in Singapore’s multicultural fabric. This series invite you to go beyond the surface and discover the enduring legacy of the people who shaped, and continue to shape, Singapore’s cultural soul.

Contact us for more information and to book any of the tours below.

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The Civic District

Stroll through Singapore’s Civic District and step into the city’s rich history in this 3-hour walk. Admire its grand colonial architecture and discover the stories behind the landmarks that shaped the nation’s political and cultural identity. Along the way, uncover the events, leaders, and ideas that guided Singapore from a colonial outpost to a modern nation. 

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Heritage In Harmony 

Discover the soul of Singapore in Chinatown, Kampong Gelam and Little India, the 3 main ethnic quarters of Singapore. From bustling markets and ornate temples to fragrant spice shops and vibrant street art, this tour lets you experience the traditions, stories and flavours that make Singapore a true crossroads of heritage. You can explore all three districts in 4.5 hours, or one or two districts in 2.5 to 3 hours.

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A Taste of Singapore

Taste your way through Singapore on this guided food tour. Wander bustling hawker centres, sample heritage snacks, and savour local favourites that showcase the nation’s rich culinary traditions. Every bite tells a story of Singapore’s diverse communities, blending flavours, cultures, and everyday life into one unforgettable experience.

Jewish Heritage - Stories of Faith & Resilience

Step into Singapore’s Jewish Quarter and uncover a community’s enduring legacy on this 3-hour walk. Explore how Jewish traditions, culture, and enterprise shaped the nation, and hear the heartwarming and heartbreaking stories of local Jewry. Discover prominent Jewish figures from Singapore’s early days and their contributions to the city’s growth. Entry to the synagogues is subject to availability, and only Jewish visitors are permitted inside.

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The Armenian Legacy

Discover Singapore’s Armenian pioneers on this intimate 3-hour cultural trail. Visit the historic Armenian Church, walk past former homes and businesses of influential Armenians, including the Stamford Building, Raffles Hotel and end at Agnes Joaquim’s Tanjong Pagar residence. Hear stories of resilience, enterprise, and lasting influence from a small but remarkable community that helped shape Singapore’s history.

The Peranakans

Step into the vibrant world of the Peranakans, Southeast Asia’s original “Crazy Rich,” and discover a unique fusion of culture, art, and traditions as you explore charming heritage precincts, each offering a distinct glimpse into Peranakan life. Choose your journey (2 hours):

Emerald Hill: Wander past beautifully preserved Peranakan terrace houses adorned with intricate facades and colourful tiles. Hear stories of opulent homes, family legacies, and the lavish lifestyles of early Peranakan merchants.

Joo Chiat: Explore this colourful neighbourhood of vibrant shophouses, traditional eateries, and rich Peranakan heritage. Discover the culinary traditions and crafts that define the Peranakan way of life.

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Eurasians & Colonial Legacies

Explore the historical enclaves where the Eurasian community established their roots in Singapore. From the early settlements in Waterloo Street to the social hubs, this 3-hour tour delves into the legacy of an influential community that played a pivotal role in shaping Singapore's multicultural identity.

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