Singapore: Colonial to Post-Independent Past Walking Tour｜Singapore

Trace Singapore’s evolution from its colonial roots to a modern metropolis on this scenic Singapore River tour. Embark on a fascinating walking tour tracing the country's development along its famous river. From the lively atmosphere of Clarke Quay and Boat Quay, journey towards the impressive Marina Bay Sands skyline.

Discover the rich history and architectural significance of landmarks like the grand National Gallery Singapore and the iconic Merlion Park. Walk across historic bridges, encounter significant cultural sites, and understand how Singapore became the dynamic metropolis it is today.

Begin your journey at the grand National Gallery Singapore, set within the historically significant former Supreme Court and City Hall buildings. Learn about the architectural importance and historical context of these national monuments.

Relax by the Singapore River at the Lawn outside the Asian Civilisations Museum with a local cooling sweet treat in hand, before crossing the historic Cavenagh Bridge, one of the oldest suspension bridges in Singapore. Admire the Fullerton Hotel, a grand symbol of the city’s colonial past, then stroll along the lively riverbank.

Pass the Anderson Bridge, offering views of nearby cultural treasures, and take in panoramic sights from Jubilee Bridge, with Marina Bay Sands in the distance. At Merlion Park, see the iconic Merlion statue and learn about Singapore’s founding.

Take in the views at the Marina Waterfront, then step back in time at Clifford Pier, once a gateway for immigrants. The tour concludes at Raffles Place MRT Station, the heart of the city’s business district, leaving you with lasting memories of this iconic city.