Fort Canning & Singapore River Join-In Walking Tour
Explore Singapore’s rich past on a guided walking tour of historic Fort Canning and the Singapore River
Discover the birthplace of modern Singapore on this immersive guided walking tour, where history, colonial heritage, and iconic landmarks come together to tell the remarkable story of the Lion City.
Meeting Time:
9:30 AM
Meeting Point:
Fort Canning MRT Station (DT20), Exit B (Street Level)
Meet your professional guide before beginning your journey through the historic Fort Canning Park, one of Singapore's most significant heritage sites. Once home to ancient Malay kings, colonial governors, and military headquarters, Fort Canning has played a pivotal role in Singapore's history for over 700 years.
Explore the picturesque Jubilee Park, stroll to the famous Fort Canning Tree Tunnel, one of Singapore's most photographed landmarks, and visit the historic Fort Gate, the last remaining gateway of the former fortress. Along the way, discover Raffles House and other historical landmarks while learning about the park's fascinating past and its role during World War II.
Leaving Fort Canning, continue to the colourful Former Hill Street Police Station, instantly recognisable by its vibrant rainbow-coloured windows. From there, enjoy a scenic walk along the Singapore River, where your guide will share stories of the river's transformation from a bustling trading port to the vibrant waterfront it is today.
Pass by the historic Parliament House, one of Singapore's oldest government buildings, before arriving at the Raffles Landing Site, where Sir Stamford Raffles first set foot in Singapore in 1819. Continue to admire the elegant Victoria Theatre & Concert Hall, one of the city's most treasured colonial landmarks.
Cross the historic Cavenagh Bridge, Singapore's oldest suspension bridge, and the beautifully designed Anderson Bridge, both offering spectacular views of the Singapore River and Marina Bay. The tour concludes at the iconic Merlion Park, where you can capture memorable photos with Singapore's legendary Merlion statue set against the stunning Marina Bay skyline.
Perfect for history enthusiasts, photographers, and first-time visitors, this walking tour offers a fascinating journey through the landmarks and stories that shaped Singapore into the vibrant global city it is today.







