Singapore is known worldwide for iconic tourist attractions, including Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa, and Marina Bay Sands.  But travellers who look beyond these iconic locations will still discover a tapestry of stories hidden in quiet neighbourhoods, back alleys, heritage corridors, artistic spaces, and cultural centres.   These less commercialised experiences reveal a deeper, more intimate side of the country – one perfect for visitors searching for interesting places to vi

Chinatown is often recognised for its temples, street markets and landmarks. However, the true spirit of Chinatown Singapore's history lives in its long-standing family businesses.   Early Chinese migrants built livelihoods in Chinatown through trades like goldsmithing, TCM, confectionery, incense-making, carpentry, and food hawking.    Many of these businesses have disappeared over the decades, but a small circle of them remains. Passed down through generations, these busine

Singapore may be a small island, but it’s filled with extraordinary experiences. These range from futuristic icons to century-old cultural districts rich with stories. While many travellers gravitate towards well-known landmarks, there is just as much to discover beyond the usual highlights.  This guide brings together both Singapore’s must-see classics and lesser-known attractions that offer a deeper look at the city’s character and history. Chinatown Heritage Centre - The P