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Historic & Architectural Sites

Singapore’s skyline bridges centuries of design, from the 19th-century Neo-Gothic spires of Saint Andrew’s Cathedral to the futuristic, lotus-inspired ArtScience Museum. This collection features National Monuments like the Palladian-style Istana and the Dravidian towers of Sri Mariamman Temple. It highlights the city's multicultural heritage through site-specific styles, including Indo-Saracenic mosque architecture at Masjid Sultan and the iconic Victorian elegance of the Raffles Hotel, alongside modern landmarks like the Esplanade and Gardens by the Bay.

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Esplanade Theatres on the Bay

Nicknamed Durian thanks to its shape, this huge complex is one of the most visited art venues in the world - it has seen to the needs of…

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Sri Mariamman Temple

Located in the heart of Chinatown, this is the oldest and most important Hindu temple in Singapore.

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Art Science Museum

Opened in 2011 as the first ArtScience museum in the world, this building is notable for its innovative lotus-like architectural form.

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Gardens by the Bay

Sprawling urban park and horticultural destination featuring iconic architectural biodomes and massive vertical gardens. This 101-hectare site contains over 20,000 plant species within three distinct waterfront gardens.

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Thian Hock Keng

This hidden gem is one of the most beautiful, and most ornate, Hokkien temples in the country.

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Masjid Sultan

This mosque, called also Masjid Sultan, is well worth visiting for its impressive architectural form dating back to the beginning of 19th…

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Raffles Hotel Singapore

This legendary and glorious hotel built in showy Victorian style is named after the founder of Singapore, Sir Thomas Raffles.

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Saint Andrew's Cathedral

This Anglican cathedral was built in a distinctive Gothic Revival style.

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Istana

This stately mansion built by the British colonial government now serves as the official residence of the President of Singapore.

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MICA Building

This vibrant building can be easily recognized for its almost thousands of windows painted in bright colors.

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Chijmes

This former Catholic convent with Neo-Gothic chapel now serves as an entertainment venue.

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Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple

This motley of bright colors, sounds, and smells represents a breathtaking example of Hindu temple dedicated to Vishnu, built in Dravidian…

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Armenian Church of Saint Gregory the Illuminator

The oldest Christian church in Singapore is notable for being a showcase of traditional Armenian architecture - note the beautiful vaulted…

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Chettiar Hindu Temple

This important Hindu temple, dedicated to Murugan, god of war, is also known as the Tank Road temple.

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Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple

One of the oldest Buddhist temples in Singapore, it is dedicated to the Goddess of Mercy.

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Malay Heritage Centre

The Malay Heritage Centre is a cultural centre and museum located at Sultan Gate off Beach Road in Kampong Glam, Singapore.

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Civilian War Memorial

The Memorial to the Civilian Victims of the Japanese Occupation, usually called the Civilian War Memorial, is a war memorial and heritage…

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Sir Stamford Raffles Statue

This dark bronze figure, sculpted by Thomas Woolner in 1887, commemorates the founder of modern Singapore. Originally installed at the Padang to mark Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee, it was moved in 1919 to its current location in front of Victoria Memorial Hall.