Singapore Central Region Central Area

Boat Quay

Boat Quay is the centre of trade and commerce since founding of mordern Singapore till 1960s when container ports are used. The area been converted into a enterainment area with the trading offices converting into pubs and retail shops.

Coleman Bridge

The Dalhousie Obelisk was built in 1850 by local merchants and traders to commemorate Governor-General of India, Marquis of Dalhousie's visit to Singapore from 1848 to 1856. It was moved to this present site in 1909.

Elgin Bridge

Ancestral Hall of the Tan Clan

The Hokkien architectural style Ancestral Hall was built in 1876 to serve the Tan clan.

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CK Tang Building

ION Orchard

Orchard Road is the most popular and famous shopping belt in Singapore. ION Orchard on the right is one of the latest shopping mall.

Shaw Centre

Shaw Centre was the tallest building in Singapore from 1958 to 1971.

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Goodwood Park Hotel Tower Block

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Emerald Hill

Emerald Hill was a former nutmeg plantation in the 1837. From 1900s, it became a popular places for the Peranakan familes when shophouses and terrace houses started to be built here.

The Istana and Sri Temasek

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Fort Canning Gate of Fort Canning

The fort was completed in 1861 and demolished in 1907.

Fort Canning The Sally Port

The Sally Ports were used to allow access to the fort undetected. This is the only remaining one.

Fort Canning Former Singapore Command and Staff Collage

This building was Singapore Armed Forces' Singapore Command and Staff Collage from 1970 to 1976.

Fort Canning Keramat Iskandar Shah

The Keramat Iskandar Shah is the symoblic tomb of Sultan Iskandar Shah who was the 14th century King of Singapura who fled to Malacca in 1398 due to a naval invasion by the Majapahit Empire. He founded the Malacca Sultanate.

National Museum

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Asian Civilisations Museum

The museum building constructed in 1827 is the former Empress Place Building and used to be colonial goverment offices.

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MacDonald House

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Cathay Building

Cathay Building was once the tallest building in Singapore when it opened for business in 1941.

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Hill Street Police Station

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Central Fire Station

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Cathedral of the Good Shepherd

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Armenian Apostolic Church of St Gregory the Illuminator Singapore

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Church of Saints Peter and Paul

The Church was built in 1870 to cater to the Chinese congregation.

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St Joseph's Church

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Freemasons' Hall

House of Tan Yeok Nee

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Former Ee Hoe Hean Club, Outram

Chinatown Pre War Shop Houses, Outram

Chinatown Pre War Shop Houses, Outram

Chinatown Yuehua Building, Outram

Chinatown The Majestic Theatre, Outram

Chinatown People's Park, Outram

Chinatown Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, Outram

Former Ministry of Labour Building, Outram

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Thian Hock Keng Temple

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Former Nagore Dargah

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Former Keng Teck Whay Building

Keng Teck Whay was a association established in 1831 by a group of Hokkien Peranakan merchants from Malacca to help the society. The building is deisgned in traditional Hokkien style.

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Al-Abrar Mosque

The Mosque has an Indo-Islamic architectural design with two tall minarets in front. The Mosque was established in 1827 to cater to Tamil immigrants. The current Mosque was built in 1855.

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Nearest MRT Station: Telok Ayer MRT Station.

Ying Fo Hakka Clan Association

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Telok Ayer Chinese Methodist Church

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Sri Mariammam Temple

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Jamae Mosque

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Chinatown Former Thong Chai Medical Institution

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Little India

The area started off with indian immigrants rearing cattle in the 1840s. By 1900s, the Little India start to form as the indian community grew.

Abdul Gafoor Mosque

The Mosque was built in 1907 with Saracenic and Neoclassic design. It serves the Tamil muslims around the areas those working in the former old race course at Farrer Park.

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Angullia Mosque

Angullia Mosque is an indian muslim mosque. It is named after Mohammed Salleh Eussoof Angullia who donated the land for the mosque in 1890.

Jasmine Garlands

Stall selling jasmine garlands.

Shophouses along Serangoon Road

Rows of shops selling Indian cusine, costumes and goods.

Kampong Glam

Kampong Glam was designated as an area for the malays and arabs communities. The area started to develop as commerical activities and immigrants increases.

Kampong Glam Malay Heritage Centre

Built in 1835, this building was originally the Istana Kampong Glam belonging to Sultan of Johor. It is now a museum on Malay Heritage.

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Kampong Glam Sultan Mosque

Sultan mosque was built in 1928 is one of the oldest mosque in Singapore.

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Church of Our Lady of Lourdes

The Neo-Gothic style Church is in use since 1888. It caters to the Tamil Catholic community.

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Gardens By the Bay

The Supertree Grove.

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Flower Dome

Chesed-El Synagogue

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Sri Thendayuthapani Temple

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Nanyang Sacred Union

The Nanyang Sacred Union pays homage to Confucius. It is the first Confucius Assoication in Singapore when the Straits Sacred Union was formed in 1914 and renamed after WWII.

Hong San See Temple

The temple was built in 1913 by Hokkien immigrants from China Fujian Province's Nan'an county. The temple was built in tradtional Hokkien acrchitectural style.

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