Experience Singapore's rich history from both land and water on this unique guided walking tour, combining the historic landmarks of Fort Canning with a scenic Singapore River Cruise through the heart of the city.

Meeting Time: 4:00 PM
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 important heritage sites. Once home to ancient Malay kings, colonial governors, and military headquarters, Fort Canning has witnessed more than 700 years of Singapore's history.

Explore the picturesque Jubilee Park, visit the famous Fort Canning Tree Tunnel, one of the city's most Instagram-worthy landmarks, and discover the historic Fort Gate, the last remaining gateway of the former British fortress. Along the way, you'll also visit Raffles House and other significant historical landmarks while learning about the park's fascinating role in shaping Singapore's past.

Continue your walk past the colourful Former Hill Street Police Station, instantly recognisable by its iconic rainbow-coloured windows, before arriving at the vibrant riverside district of Clarke Quay.

From Clarke Quay, board a relaxing 40-minute Singapore River Cruise and enjoy panoramic views of Singapore's remarkable blend of colonial architecture and modern skyscrapers. Cruise past the historic Parliament House, the bustling waterfront of Boat Quay, and the famous Raffles Landing Site, where Sir Stamford Raffles first arrived in Singapore in 1819. Glide beneath the historic Cavenagh Bridge, Singapore's oldest suspension bridge, before arriving at the world-famous Merlion Park, where the city's iconic Merlion statue stands proudly against the spectacular Marina Bay skyline.

Perfect for history enthusiasts, photographers, and first-time visitors, this tour offers a memorable combination of heritage, scenic river views, and Singapore's most iconic landmarks, providing a unique perspective on the Lion City's remarkable transformation through the centuries.