Singapore’s rich tapestry of cultures extends to its religious landscape, with Christianity being one of the most prominent faiths. There are many beautiful churches in Singapore, each with its unique history, architecture, and traditions. Amongst the 75 national monuments, 11 are churches! Children can learn about the religion and its rich history and traditions by …
Merlion Park is a must-visit attraction for families with children who love art, culture, and history. This iconic landmark is a statue of a mythical creature with the head of a lion and the body of a fish. It is located in Marina Bay, one of Singapore’s most beautiful and popular areas. The History of …
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Gardens by the Bay is a must-visit attraction for families with children who love art, culture, and history. This award-winning park is home to various gardens, Supertrees, and other attractions. Gardens by the Bay story In the 1960s, then Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew introduced the “Garden City” vision to transform Singapore into a city …
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Marina Bay Sands has a stunning architecture, with three hotel towers connected by the SkyPark for breathtaking city views. Designed by Moshe Safdie and inspired by a house of cards, this visionary project opened in 2010 and has become a symbol of Singapore. With a mix of learning, entertainment, and relaxation, Marina Bay Sands attractions …
19 Ceylon Road, 429613Its history dates back to 1875 when a Tamil pioneer built a small temple under a Senpaga tree, where a statue of the Lord Vinayagar (also called Ganesha, the Elephant God) was said to be found. The temple was rebuilt after damages done during World War II. The 21-meter-high Gopuram makes it …
150 East Cost RoadThese single-story terrace houses stand where the beach used to be. They are built on raised ground to protect against the rising tides then. The architectural style is unique: it is a mix of traditional local architecture with Western influence.
Singapore is a small island city-state located in Southeast Asia. It is a melting pot of cultures, with Chinese, Malay, Indian, and European influences. Singapore is also a modern city with a vibrant economy and diverse attractions for all ages. So, we created this Singapore map to share with you our recommendations to explore the …
Chinese New Year, also called Spring Festival and Lunar New Year can be traced back to ancient China. The exact date varies between the end of January and the end of February because the Chinese follow a lunar calendar. Here are some Singapore Chinese New Year celebrations and activities to discover Chinese culture and have …
Welcome to Joo Chiat Tour, a self-guided tour designed especially for families with an audio guide for the parents and an activity book for the child. You can do the visit whenever you want. We recommend doing it at the end of the morning to enjoy the food tour at the same time. Before going …
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Singapore is a fantastic destination for families with kids! This Singapore 3-day Itinerary with kids caters to young minds and keeps everyone entertained. Explore iconic landmarks, discover hidden gems, and experience Singapore’s vibrant culture – all at a relaxed pace suitable for little ones. With its compact size and efficient public transportation network, Singapore is …
