Top 6 Historical Sites in Singapore - 2023

• TOP 1

  The Istana

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  4.6/5

  142 Reviews

  based on 96 reviews

  

  "The presidential palace in Singapore, which is open regularly for people to visit every year. The buildings in the presidential palace also include buildings of various styles, and there are also a variety of humanistic landscapes. You can pay attention to this official website. There will be notices when you strive to open every year. It is recommended that you bring children to visit here."

  Singapore

  3.1km from downtown

  Highlights: Built in 1867, this neo-Palladian style building is a stunning testament to the past.
• TOP 2

  Central Fire Station

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  4.6/5

  46 Reviews

  based on 107 reviews

  

  "Modern buildings, red and white exterior walls, buildings have been included in the national cultural relics, are well protected, you can enter the visit for free after registration, there is also an English explanation, showing a lot of firefighting equipment, fire trucks, and various medals obtained, facilities are a bit old, There are many interactive links inside, how to use fire extinguishing equipment, how to save yourself, very interesting, can meet the children's fire dream."

  Singapore

  1.4km from downtown

  Highlights: Built in 1908, this distinctive red and white fire station is, remarkably, still in operation. There's also a gallery focused on the history of firefighting in Singapore.
• TOP 3

  Lau Pa Sat

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  4.5/5

  88 Reviews

  Free

  based on 1567 reviews

  

  "There are all special snacks in Singapore, of which Sadai is a must for everyone. It takes about 10 minutes to walk from Raffles Station. It takes a big stomach to have fun!"

  Singapore

  86m from downtown

  Highlights: Originally constructed in 1894, this Victorian-era building now houses a hawker center featuring mouthwatering delicacies from all over the world.
• TOP 4

  Guanyin Hall in Sima Road

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  4.6/5

  20 Reviews

  

  "The Guanyin Hall on the Fourth Road is a Chinese Buddhist temple. It is dedicated to the Guanyin Bodhisattva. The incense is very prosperous. There are many believers. Most of the elderly women who come to worship."

  Singapore

  2.3km from downtown

  Highlights: Built in 1884, the icons at this temple get a new lick of gold paint every 10 years. Thick, fragrant incense permeates the air at all hours.
• TOP 5

  NUS Baba House

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  4.3/5

  17 Reviews

  

  "The residence is a very good witness to the integration of Chinese and local culture. Here you can feel the combination of Chinese architectural style and the architectural style of Southeast Asian locals. Some furniture was shipped from China."

  Singapore

  1.6km from downtown

  Highlights: This Peranakan-style residence was home to the family of a wealthy shipping tycoon from China in the early 20th century. The traditional wood furniture is incredibly well-preserved.
• TOP 6

  Supreme Court

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  4.3/5

  26 Reviews

  

  "The Supreme Court Building of Singapore, a large building, fair, majestic, valuable, high, neutral, standard, world court, proud."

  Singapore

  1.2km from downtown

  Highlights: Finished in 1939, this beautiful and dignified building features murals from Italian artist Cavaliere Rudolfo Nolli.