• Visit Singapore’s largest and oldest Anglican cathedral with stunning stained glass windows.

• Fun Fact: This majestic structure was rebuilt after being struck twice by lightning in the 1800s.

• Explore the iconic Raffles Hotel, famous for its timeless architecture and the birthplace of the Singapore Sling.

• Fun Fact: Raffles Hotel has hosted famous guests such as Charlie Chaplin and Queen Elizabeth II.

• Admire the intricate architecture of these two iconic places of worship—one Buddhist and the other Hindu.

• Fun Fact: The Sri Mariamman Temple is Singapore's oldest Hindu temple and features elaborate gopurams (towering gateways).

• Indulge in famous hawker dishes like chicken rice, laksa, or char kway teow.

• Fun Fact: Maxwell is a favorite food haunt for both tourists and locals, with many stalls featured in food documentaries.

• Visit one of the oldest Chinese temples in Singapore, dedicated to Mazu, the sea goddess.

• Fun Fact: The temple was built without nails and is a masterpiece of traditional Southern Chinese architecture.

• Explore this magnificent building housing Southeast Asia's largest art collection, set in the former Supreme Court and City Hall.

• Fun Fact: During WWII, the Japanese used this building as their headquarters.

• Walk through this historical hill, where ancient Malay kings were buried and colonial officers held key events.

• Fun Fact: Fort Canning was once Singapore’s communication hub during WWII.

• Enjoy the scenic waterfront and capture stunning photos with the Merlion statue and Marina Bay Sands as your backdrop.

• Fun Fact: The Merlion was designed as a symbol of Singapore’s humble beginnings as a fishing village.