Step into a captivating exploration where every corner tells a story and every flavor echoes the past and present. This curated walking tour blends the best of architectural marvels—both historic and modern—with the rich tapestry of local culture, heritage, and cuisine.
Perfect for travelers seeking an authentic, multisensory experience, this tour is a celebration of where the city has been—and where it’s going.
This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
Meeting Point
Tanjong Pagar MRT Station Exit J
- Once arriving at Tanjong Pagar MRT Station (East-West Green Line EW15), look for Exit J (Guoco Tower) and I'll be waiting between the Elevator and the Escalator.
Modern City Architecture
Singapore's modern Architecture is a continual evolution, in the past striking glass facades were common, today, many skyscrapers are incorporating greenery.
Tanjong Pagar Market & Food Centre
Sample local authentic flavours at a local Market where I will share some of Singaporeans and my favourite breakfast choices!
Pinnacles @ Duxton
Singapore's famed public housing has come a long way, completed in 2009, when old blocks of flats made way for Singapore's first 50 storey and tallest public housing project. We will ascend to the rooftop viewing deck for excellent views of the harbour, modern skyscrapers of the financial district and Singapore's tallest hill! (disclaimer, its not very tall! :D)
Tanjong Pagar Railway Station
This historic Railway Station was once bustling with activity, from commercial trains transporting cargo from Malaya to the ports in Singapore to passenger trains transporting travelers between Malaya and Singapore. Learn about its history and future plans.
Spottiswoode Park
Technically speaking, after seeing this, you might be wondering why its called a Park on Google maps. Its really a patch of forest, in the middle of a housing neighbourhood. Its origin is a mystery, even from long time residents, learn as I uncover the possible reasons of its existence.
Blair Road
The shophouses you see in Singapore's Ethnic quarters such as Chinatown have a largely commercial feel. Whereas the ones here are mostly residential, if you are lucky, we will find a few open windows that let you peek into how these prized shophouses have been transformed into beautiful living quarters.
Everton Park
After experiencing a famed modern public housing development and historic shophouses, we shift our eyes to housing built in between, in the 1970s, these blocks of flats may not look like much, but what lies on the ground floor will surprise you. From traditional local snacks to modern hip cafes, this district has undergone rejuvenation in the past 10 years, experience the contrasts!
Ending Point
Tanjong Pagar MRT Station
This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Click below to send me a message with your requests.
Breakfast
Local Traditional Coffee or Tea
Coffee + 1 Baked Good from a Cafe
Local Snacks
Entrance fee to Sky Observation Deck
Local Licensed Tourist Guide
Lunch
This tour involves a lot of walking, so make sure to wear comfortable shoes.
This tour is not recommended for those with severe back/knee problems.
Please let me know in advance if you have any food allergies or other dietary restrictions, I will try to cater to it as much as possible.
Certain tours are only available on certain days. Please message me if you need more information.
Greetings fellow Travelers! I'm Eric, a Singapore Licensed Tourist Guide and avid traveler. When I travel, I'm always curious about local culture, customs and way of life. I believe traveling is about balance, the tourist attractions are a must, so are the local experiences! I look forward to deliver exceptional Singapore experiences to you!
$230/ per group