Meeting Point

City Hall MRT Station Exit B

St Andrew's Cathedral

Who says lightning never strikes the same place twice? It happened to Singapore’s largest cathedral, which is also one of Singapore's oldest national monuments!

National Gallery (former City Hall & Supreme Court)

Stately and colossal, this grand stairway was where Singapore's first President and first Prime Minister sworn into office.

Padang

As the only non-building in the list of National Monuments, this large field has witnessed many historical milestones, from the formal surrender of the Japanese in 1945, to Singapore's first National Day Parade in 1966.

The Arts House at the Old Parliament

Being the oldest surviving building in Singapore, it was built as a private residence, but eventually used for court trials and parliamentary debates.

Victoria Theatre & Concert Hall

Named in memory of Queen Victoria, these two buildings are connected by a 54m high clock tower. Climb up the tower to catch a rare glimpse of the historic bells!

Asian Civilisations Museum

Before it became a museum, people came here to register their citizenship, births and deaths.

Cavenagh Bridge

Connecting the north and south banks of Singapore River, this is the oldest suspension bridge in Singapore that exists in its original form.

The Fullerton Hotel

From a military fort, to a post office, and now a 5-star hotel, this heritage icon played a crucial role in Singapore's nation-building.

Ending Point

Merlion Park